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Stone The Crows - Ontinuous Performance

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Noted blues rock band Stone The Crows  formed in Glasgow 1969 after Alex Harvey introduced his younger guitarist Leslie Harvey to singer Maggie Bell. Bell already had a notable career and her voice, big bluesy and soulful, is often compared to Janis Joplin.

The first two albums, both released in 1970, feature Maggie Bell, Les Harvey, bassist James (Jim) Dewar, drummer Colin Allen and keyboard player John McGinnis. With a solid blues backbone, the music mixes rock and soul, and although at times a little disjointed it is excellent and the band definitely made a mark. Then tragedy, as guitarist Les Harvey was electrocuted on stage; a guitarist who deserved to be known for so much more than this incident.

The band continued with guitarist Jimmy McCulloch (later of Wings), for 1972’s Ontinuous Performance. This was the band’s only album to chart, and it would be totally unfair to call it their weakest album, but no band could get over the loss of someone like Harvey. However, this is still a wonderful album. Although not as bluesy, there is a fine version of Penicillin Blues (a track previously recorded by Alex Harvey).

The band soon split, all the members going their separate ways. Ronnie Leahy would later play with Jack Bruce and Nazareth.

Line-up Stone The Crows:
Maggie Bell (vocals)
Colin Allen (drums)
Ronnie Leahy (keyboards)
Steve Thompson (bass)
Les Harvey (guitars)
Jimmy McCulloch (guitars – #5,7)

With:
The Pumping Spumona Horns (horns)

Tracklist "Ontinuous Performance":
On The Highway
One More Chance
Penicillin Blues
King Tut
Good Time Girl
Niagara
Sunset Cowboy

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