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Maggie Bell is the Glaswegian born singer, who fronted “Stone The Crows”, the British Rock Blues band which recorded four studio albums “Stone The Crows” (1970), “Ode To John Law” (1970); “Teenage Licks”, (1971) and “Ontinuous Performance, (1972), giving the band a UK no. 33 chart position.
Their live albums include “The BBC Sessions - Volume 1, “The BBC Sessions Volume 2; “Live Montreux 1972” (2002); “Radio Sessions” 1969-1972 (2CD) (2009) and “BBC Sessions 1969-1972” 2014, (2LP).
Stone The Crows split in 1973 and Maggie recorded two albums, still allegedly unreleased. Maggie’s first solo album release was Queen Of The Night in 1974 and produced by Jerry Wexler.
In this interview you will hear exclusive news about Maggie’s unique relationship with Aretha Franklin, meeting Groucho Marx and what Nina Simone told her.
View Maggie and the band’s performance on “The Old Grey Whistle Test”: https://youtu.be/wRyOzJtU34Q.
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By Diane "Dee Dee" HindsMaggie Bell is the Glaswegian born singer, who fronted “Stone The Crows”, the British Rock Blues band which recorded four studio albums “Stone The Crows” (1970), “Ode To John Law” (1970); “Teenage Licks”, (1971) and “Ontinuous Performance, (1972), giving the band a UK no. 33 chart position.
Their live albums include “The BBC Sessions - Volume 1, “The BBC Sessions Volume 2; “Live Montreux 1972” (2002); “Radio Sessions” 1969-1972 (2CD) (2009) and “BBC Sessions 1969-1972” 2014, (2LP).
Stone The Crows split in 1973 and Maggie recorded two albums, still allegedly unreleased. Maggie’s first solo album release was Queen Of The Night in 1974 and produced by Jerry Wexler.
In this interview you will hear exclusive news about Maggie’s unique relationship with Aretha Franklin, meeting Groucho Marx and what Nina Simone told her.
View Maggie and the band’s performance on “The Old Grey Whistle Test”: https://youtu.be/wRyOzJtU34Q.