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.
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Verisimilitude: Ascendency from Darkness Suite
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Live in Boston 1975 (Digital Version)
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Let Us Break Bread Together
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Walk With Me Lord
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| War Horses! |
| The River Sessions |
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Live At The Rainbow 1974 (Digital Version)
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Suicide Sal
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| Queen of the Night |
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A Lighthouse in the Storm: Grace Under Fire
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Intergenerational
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Just Tell Jesus
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Maggie Bell
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| 100 Hits of the 70's |