Original line-up · Maggie Bell, vocals · Les Harvey, guitar · Colin Allen, drums · James Dewar, bass and vocals · John McGinnis, keyboards.
Stone the Crows
Rock band
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Stone the Crows were a Scottish blues rock band formed in Glasgow in late 1969. They are remembered for the onstage electrocution of guitarist and founding member Les Harvey. Wikipedia
Origin: Glasgow, United Kingdom
Genre: Rock
Songs
Good Time Girl
Ontinuous Performance · 1972
Touch of Your Loving Hand
Stone the Crows · 1970
Raining in Your Heart
Stone the Crows · 1970
Penicillin Blues
Soundtrack to the '70s · 2009
Danger Zone
Ode to John Law · 1970
Freedom Road
The BBC Sessions, Volume 1: 1969-1970 · 1998
Fool on the Hill
Stone the Crows · 1970
I May Be Right I May Be Wrong
Teenage Licks · 1971
Sad Mary
Ode to John Law · 1970
Mad Dogs & Englishmen
The BBC Sessions, Volume 1: 1969-1970 · 1998
Blind Man
Stone the Crows · 1970
Faces
Teenage Licks · 1971
I Saw America
Stone the Crows · 1970
Mr. Wizard
Teenage Licks · 1971
Palace of the King
BBC Radio 1 Live in Concert · 1998
Keep on Rollin'
Teenage Licks · 1971
Sunset Cowboy
Ontinuous Performance · 1972
Don't Think Twice It's Allright
BBC Radio 1 Live in Concert · 1998
Don't Think Twice
Teenage Licks · 1971
Niagara
Ontinuous Performance · 1972
Goin' Down
BBC Radio 1 Live in Concert · 1998
One More Chance
Ontinuous Performance · 1972
Seven Lakes
Teenage Licks · 1971
Love 74
Ode to John Law · 1970
On the Highway
Ontinuous Performance · 1972
Big Jim Salter
Teenage Licks · 1971
Friend
Ode to John Law · 1970
One Five Eight
Teenage Licks · 1971
I Saw America Pt. 1
Live at the BBC · 2021
Ionian Highland Lilt
BBC Radio 1 Live in Concert · 1998
I Saw America Pt. 3
Live at the BBC · 2021
Things Are Getting Better
Ode to John Law · 1970
Albums
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UK collection of tracks from the Blues Rock legends. Stone the Crows formed in Glasgow in late 1969. The band were formed after Maggie Bell was introduced ...
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Sep 9, 2024 · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1973 Vinyl release of "Stone The Crows Featuring Maggie Bell " on Discogs.
Jan 6, 2023 · Stone The Crows & Maggie Bell - Best Of 1970-73....1974-75 ,blues-rock Stone The Crows were one of the mot gloriously talented bands of ...
Feb 28, 2024 · Up until that gig, the band were called Power – a fitting title for a group that featured the larger-than-life talents of singer Maggie Bell and ...
The Best Of Stone The Crows & Maggie Bell · Good Time Girl · Big Jim Salter · Penicillin Blues · A Fool On The Hill · Sunset Cowboy · Don't Think Twice · Blind ...
Jan 23, 2020 · Stone the Crows was a blues-rock band formed in Glasgow in late 1969. The band were formed after Maggie Bell was introduced to Les Harvey by ...
Oct 6, 2021 · Maggie Bell is a Scottish singer who fronted the acclaimed Scottish blues-rock group Stone the Crows in the late 1960s, toured with Led ...