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Stone the Crows: Fire and soul from the Crows' nest

Roy Hollingworth, Melody Maker, 5 September 1970

AFTER JULIE Driscoll and Christine Perfect, who is going to be the next British female blues singer? Tiresome, boring question? Not anymore because her name is Maggie Bell, and she's a gritty growler from Glasgow who has the fortune to be with one of Britain's most promising new bands, Stone the Crows.

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