| 01 - High Priest Of Memphis.flac | 20.69 MB | ||
| 02 - Let Your Love Run Free.flac | 36.39 MB | ||
| 03 - Keep A Wise Mind.flac | 20.36 MB | ||
| 04 - So Long Marianne.flac | 18.66 MB | ||
| 05 - She Belongs To Me.flac | 24.96 MB | ||
| 06 - Yat Rock.flac | 33.84 MB | ||
| 07 - Dawn.flac | 11.94 MB | ||
| 08 - Children Of The North Prison.flac | 21.2 MB | ||
| 09 - Everyday.flac | 20.89 MB | ||
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| 02 - Let Your Love Run Free.png | 144.39 KB | ||
| 03 - Keep A Wise Mind.png | 142.47 KB | ||
| 04 - So Long Marianne.png | 181.64 KB | ||
| 05 - She Belongs To Me.png | 186.25 KB | ||
| 06 - Yat Rock.png | 180.26 KB | ||
| 07 - Dawn.png | 217.97 KB | ||
| 08 - Children Of The North Prison.png | 197.69 KB | ||
| 09 - Everyday.png | 169.34 KB | ||
| Front Cover.jpg?042148 | 60.39 KB | ||
| Gatefold.jpg?042148 | 845.11 KB | ||
| Inner Sleeve.jpg?042148 | 467.61 KB | ||
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Artist: Bell + Arc
Album: Bell + Arc
Label: Charisma – CAS 1053
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, Gatefold
Country: UK
Released: 1971
Genre: Blues Rock, Classic Rock
Quality: FLAC (tracks+scans)
Tracklist:
A1. High Priest Of Memphis
A2. Let Your Love Run Free
A3. Keep A Wise Mind
A4. So Long Marianne
A5. She Belongs To Me
B1. Yat Rock
B2. Dawn
B3. Children Of The North Prison
B4. Everyday
Personnel:
Graham Bell - vocals, harmonica (03, 09), acoustic guitar (05), guitar (07, 08)
John Turnbull - guitar
Mick Gallagher - piano, organ
Tom Duffy - bass
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Ken Craddock - guitar (01, 06, 08), piano (02), organ (04, 05)
Rob Tait - drums (01, 03, 04, 06, 08, 09)
Buddy Beadle - baritone saxophone (02, 05)
Jeff Condon - cornet (02, 05)
Alan White - drums (02, 04, 05), percussion (03), vibraphone (06)
Steve Gregory - tenor saxophone (02, 05)
John Woods - percussion (03, 09)
Bob Johnston - producer
In the same year of 1971, the group released their second album and broke up. To enhance the sound color of the record, a large number of session musicians were invited to the recording as guests. It is curious that three of the four drummers of the group, who played in it during the entire period of its short existence, took part in the recording of the disc in various capacities
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