Maggie Bell
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Maggie Bell: Queen of the Night
Review by Chris Charlesworth, Melody Maker, 16 February 1974
MAGGIE BELL'S first solo album is with us at last. It's been a lengthy wait and there have been countless rumours concerning who would be ...
Interview by Chris Welch, Melody Maker, 16 February 1974
MUCH LOVED Maggie is back in action, and ringing changes in her career that will reverberate around rock. Miss Bell has been quiet in the ...
Interview by Rosalind Russell, Disc, 23 February 1974
MAGGIE BELL, Queen of the Night, is emerging from the dark. She's been off the stage now for over a year, commuting back and forth ...
Report by Stephen Demorest, Circus, March 1974
For months they've laid low in the recording studios preparing their sixth album. But suddenly the whole world was watching as the Christmas season brought them a ...
Maggie Bell: Queen Of The Night (Polydor 2383 239 Super £2.15)
Review by Rosalind Russell, Disc, 2 March 1974
WHAT CAN you say about an album that says it all by itself? Maggie made this album three times and took a year over it, ...
Foghat, Peter Frampton, Maggie Bell: The Academy of Music, New York NY
Live Review by Dan Nooger, The Village Voice, 21 March 1974
NO ROCK, NO ROLL ...
Maggie Bell: Queen Of The Night
Review by Michael Gray, Let It Rock, April 1974
THIS REVIEW WAS planned as a joint one, intended to incorporate new albums from Carole King, Buffy St. Marie and other notable women artists. However, ...
Maggie Bell Wants to Sound Like Maggie
Report and Interview by Loraine Alterman, Rolling Stone, 25 April 1974
NEW YORK — "Maggie Bell the Winner, Just the Beginning" read the banner slung across an enormous horseshoe of red carnations. The flowers were set ...
Maggie Bell: Queen of the Night (Atlantic SD 7293)
Review by Dave Marsh, Rolling Stone, 25 April 1974
The Ghost and Maggie Bell ...
Peter Grant: The Man Who Led Zeppelin
Interview by Michael Watts, Melody Maker, 22 June 1974
With a background in wrestling, it's not surprising that Peter Grant is cast as a heavy. And as manager of Led Zep, the legend has ...
Maggie Bell, The Pretty Things: Rainbow Theatre, London
Live Review by Charles Shaar Murray, New Musical Express, 12 October 1974
OKAY, FIRST things first. When Maggie Bell's done a few more gigs (and maybe even a couple more rehearsals) with her new band, then there's ...
Review by Rob Partridge, Melody Maker, 8 February 1975
IT'S CURIOUS that Maggie Bell still hasn't got her name up there in lights. ...
Review by Tom Nolan, Phonograph Record, May 1975
WHILE NOT A debut album, Suicide Sal is the LP that signals Maggie Bell's arrival as the fine, powerful singer we had been touted to ...
Maggie Bell: At last the Blues pay off for Maggie
Interview by David Hancock, Evening News, London, 6 May 1978
MAGGIE BELL is currently enjoying her first hit single, which is surprising for someone voted Britain's top female singer in 1972, 73 and 74. ...
see also Stone The Crows
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