Maggie Bell
In 1967, she founded Stone The Crows. Thanks to Bell's extraordinary, rocky
vocals, the band established itself as one of the blue chips of British heavy
blues. But in 1973, following the death of guitarist Les Harvey (electrocuted on
stage), Maggie embarked on a solo career as a rhythm'n'blues tenor, recording
with the crème de la crème of studio musicians. But without much success. Since
then, this Scottish cousin of Janis Joplin has put her larynx to good use with
the band Midnight Flyer.
After MidnightMaggie Bell
Smash The MirrorLondon Symphony Orchestra, Maggie Bell and The Chamber Choir
In My LifeMaggie Bell
As the Years Go Passing ByMaggie Bell
1921London Symphony Orchestra, Roger Daltrey, Steve Winwood, Graham Bell, Maggie Bell and The Chamber Choir
1921Steve Winwood, Roger Daltrey, London Symphony Orchestra, Graham Bell, Maggie Bell and English Chamber Choir
After MidnightMaggie Bell
Queen of the Night
2:38
Smash The MirrorLondon Symphony Orchestra, Maggie Bell and The Chamber Choir
Tommy
1:25
In My LifeMaggie Bell
Suicide Sal
3:10
As the Years Go Passing ByMaggie Bell
Queen of the Night
1921London Symphony Orchestra, Roger Daltrey, Steve Winwood, Graham Bell, Maggie Bell and The Chamber Choir
Tommy
1:54
1921Steve Winwood, Roger Daltrey, London Symphony Orchestra, Graham Bell, Maggie Bell and English Chamber Choir
Tommy
1:53
