Maggie Bell

Margaret "Maggie" Bell (born 12 January 1945, Maryhill, Glasgow, Scotland) is a Scottish rock vocalist. Discography[edit]

With Stone The Crows (1968-1973)[edit] Stone The Crows (1970) Ode To John Law (1970) Teenage Licks (1971) Continuous Performance (1972) BBC Radio 1 1971/72 (1998) Coming On Strong (2004, also solo recordings) Solo[edit] Two singles with Bobby Kerr as Frankie and Johnny (1966) Queen of the Night (1974) Suicide Sal (1975) Great Rock Sensation (1977, compilation) Crimes of the Heart (1988) Live at the Rainbow, 1974 (2002) Live at Boston, USA, 1975 (2002) Coming On Strong (2004, also with Stone The Crows) The River Sessions, Live in Glasgow 1993 (2004) with Ronnie Caryl Sound & Vision - Best of Maggie Bell (2008, compilation) With Midnight Flyer[edit] Midnight Flyer (1981, re-release: Angel Air SJPCD 198, 2005) Live at Montreux 1981 (2007, CD/DVD) With The British Blues Quintet[edit] Live at the Ferry (2007) With Jon Lord Blues Project[edit] Jon Lord Blues Project Live (2011) Singles[edit] "Hazell" - 1978 - Number 37 UK - Swan Song Records "After Midnight" - 1974 - Number 97 US Atlantic Records "Hold Me" - 1981 - B. A. Robertson and Maggie Bell - Number 11 UK - Swan Song Records

Guest appearances[edit] It Ain't Easy, Long John Baldry (Accompanying vocal on duet "Black Girl"), 1971 Every Picture Tells A Story, Rod Stewart, 1971 Tommy, guest singer with The Who, London Symphony Orchestra and Chambre Choir, 1972 Banana Moon, Daevid Allen, 1971 Brian Joseph Friel, Brian Joseph Friel, 1973 Arrivederci Ardrossan, Brian Joseph Friel, 1975 Hometown Girls, Denny Laine (one track: "Street"), 1985 It's a lovely life, Rick Wakeman, 1986 Les voix d'Itxassou, Tony Coe, 1989 A Tribute to Frankie Miller, (one track: "Jealousy"), 2003 Mad Dog Blues, Hamburg Blues Band (One track: "Wishing Well"), 2008 In the Public Interest, Clem Clempson (multiple tracks), 2013