MAGGIE BELL
Her first solo album Queen of the Night (1973) was recorded in New York with legendary Atlantic record producer, Jerry Wexler. She became the only female artist signed to Led Zeppelin‘s label Swan Song in the 1970’s and was known for her hard rocking road band who played across the US & Europe supporting a diverse who’s who of 70’s acts including Humble Pie, The Who, Roxy Music, David Bowie, Earth Wind & Fire and Marc Bolan. She later assembled the UK all-star band Midnight Flyer who opened up AC/DC‘s 1981 world tour and played Live At Montreux in July 1981 where they jammed with Taj Mahal and Albert Collins.
Time: 8pm
Doors: 7:30pm
Tickets: £22.50+bf
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Her first solo album Queen of the Night (1973) was recorded in New York with legendary Atlantic record producer, Jerry Wexler. She became the only female artist signed to Led Zeppelin‘s label Swan Song in the 1970’s and was known for her hard rocking road band who played across the US & Europe supporting a diverse who’s who of 70’s acts including Humble Pie, The Who, Roxy Music, David Bowie, Earth Wind & Fire and Marc Bolan. She later assembled the UK all-star band Midnight Flyer who opened up AC/DC‘s 1981 world tour and played Live At Montreux in July 1981 where they jammed with Taj Mahal and Albert Collins.
Time: 8pm
Doors: 7:30pm
Tickets: £22.50+bf
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Ages 14+ (14-16s must be accompanied by an over 18)
Maggie Bell is a blues singer who collaborated with many notable musicians including Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin, on her Suicide Sal album in 1975. Her soulful pipes earned her a reputation as the “British Janis Joplin” and she was a member of the hard rocking live blues rock bands Stone The Crows and Midnight Flyer.
Her first solo album Queen of the Night (1973) was recorded in New York with legendary Atlantic record producer, Jerry Wexler. She became the only female artist signed to Led Zeppelin‘s label Swan Song in the 1970’s and was known for her hard rocking road band who played across the US & Europe supporting a diverse who’s who of 70’s acts including Humble Pie, The Who, Roxy Music, David Bowie, Earth Wind & Fire and Marc Bolan. She later assembled the UK all-star band Midnight Flyer who opened up AC/DC‘s 1981 world tour and played Live At Montreux in July 1981 where they jammed with Taj Mahal and Albert Collins.
Time: 8pm
Doors: 7:30pm
Tickets: £22.50+bf
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Ages 14+ (14-16s must be accompanied by an over 18)