Live At The Rainbow

‘Ladies and Gentlemen please welcome the lady we’ve been waiting for, the lady who has just been voted the No.1 Female Singer in Britain – please welcome Miss Maggie Bell!’

• Maggie Bell live on stage at London’s iconic Rainbow backed by British rock luminaries Mo Foster, Pete Wingfield, Brian Breeze and Paul Francis
• A powerhouse performance from one of Britain’s all-time great female blues/rock singers, newly restored by Eroc
• 24-page booklet includes an essay by Chris Welch and new interviews with Maggie and bassist Mo Foster, who had the foresight to record the show

“The Rainbow was a great show. There was so much looning around on stage it felt almost like a Rod Stewart and the Faces gig. It’s evident from listening to this album that the tour was a very happy one for all concerned. There were rave music press reviews of every concert and that certainly consolidated Maggie’s position as Britain’s No.1 Female vocalist.” MO FOSTER “The band was so versatile I could have gone on singing all night because I was really enjoying myself!” MAGGIE BELL Having regularly topped the UK music press polls as Best Female Singer, Scots-born Maggie Bell laid the groundwork for a successful solo career fronting blues rock band Stone The Crows in the early 70s. Following the break-up of the band in 1973, Maggie recorded her critically acclaimed solo debut album Queen Of The Night, produced by the legendary Jerry Wexler. Experience Maggie Bell in full flight as she performs fan favourites from her Crows days alongside tracks from Queen Of The Night and follow-up album Suicide Sal, aided and abetted by Mo Foster (bass), Brian Breeze (guitar), Paul Francis (drums) and Pete Wingfield (keyboards/vocals), live on stage at London’s Rainbow Theatre in October 1974. A memorable show delivered with gusto in front of an enthusiastic crowd.