Suchergebnisse
Suchergebnisse:
Rico Bell (born Eric John Bellis [1]) is a UK and California based artist and musician best known for his work as a member of the British punk rock band the Mekons which he joined in 1983.
Eric Bellis (aka Rico Bell) was born near Liverpool, UK and has been working as a professional artist since the early 1970s. Currently residing in Los Angeles, his work has been exhibited and represented by many commercial galleries throughout the UK and US including Eastwick Gallery (now known as Thomas Masters Gallery), Chicago and Yard Dog Gallery, Austin, Texas. His work has also been ...
Rico Bell Biography by Steve Huey. Alt-country/roots-rock singer-songwriter Rico Bell is an accomplished multi-instrumentalist (playing guitar, accordion, melodion, harmonica, and keyboards), as well as a compelling storyteller whose good-natured humor belies a darker worldview.
Features Rico's whiskey-cured renditions of Merle's "Lonesome Fugitive," The Band's "Acadian Driftwood" (actually done first by Cajun old-timer Belton Richard, but if we'd said that you wouldn't have known what the hell we were talking about), and--talk about incest--The Waco Brothers' "Lake of Vinegar." Sure to magically transform even the coziest living room into a dimly-lit Chicago tavern ...
Rico Bell - Dark End Of The Street. 2:51. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1996 CD release of "The Return Of Rico Bell" on Discogs.
- (7)
- 10
In addition to his visual art work, and under the pseudonym Rico Bell, Bellis writes, records and performs music both as a solo artist and as a long time member of the band, Mekons. Formed in Leeds, UK in the late 1970s, the band has produced numerous albums of well-regarderked collaboratively on a number of visual and performance art projects ...
Alt-country/roots-rock singer-songwriter Rico Bell is an accomplished multi-instrumentalist (playing guitar, accordion, melodion, harmonica, and keyboards), as well as a compelling storyteller whose good-natured humor belies a darker worldview.
