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Norma Jean Bell played on a 1976 Gold selling album, "Tommy Bolin Private Eyes". She is credited for saxophone, vocals and percussion. Norma was in the band from April 1976 to the final show on December 3rd, 1976. Bolin would succumb the following morning due to a heroin overdose. (How sad!)
Norma Jean Bell. Profile: Saxophone player, producer and singer in the house and dance music scene. In the early 90s she started the Detroit based Pandamonium record label. She was a part of Frank Zappa's band from November 1, 1975, until December of the same year.
Tommy Bolin – Private Eyes (1976, Vinyl) - Discogs. More images. Tracklist. Credits. Artwork [Album Package] – Jimmy Wachtel, Lorrie Sullivan. Producer – Dennis Mackay, Tommy Bolin. Saxophone – Norma Jean Bell. Written-By – J. Cook * ( tracks: A2, B1, B2, B4), J. Tesar * ( tracks: B3), T. Bolin * Notes.
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Bassist, Reggie McBride, did exceptional work (with "Post Toastee," being an amazing example), along with powerhouse drummer Bobby Berge, adept keyboardist Mark Stein, and the unheralded Norma Jean Bell, who not only provided percussion and background vocals, but also fantastic sax embellishments (similar in feel to what appears on various ...
Private Eyes - Tommy Bolin, Jeffrey Alan Cook, Ric Ocasek, Reggie McBride, Bobby Berge, Bobbye Hall, Mark Stein, Norma Jean Bell, Carmine Appice, Tommy Bolin, Dennis MacKay: Amazon.de: Musik. Musik-CDs & Vinyl. ›. Metal & Hardrock. ›. Hardrock. Private Eyes. Tommy Bolin Format: Audio CD. 420. 983€
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Tom La Tondre, Engineer - Bobby Berge, Percussion - Bobby Berge, Drums - Mark Stein, Vocal - Mark Stein, Keyboards - Bobbye Hall, Percussion - Steve Taylor, Engineer - Norma Jean Bell, Saxophone - Norma Jean Bell, Vocal - Norma Jean Bell, Percussion - Reggie McBride, Vocal - Reggie McBride, Bass - Dennis Mackay, Producer - "The Beret Parade ...
Norma Jean Bell, Bobby Berge and Bobbye Hall saxophone: Norma Jean Bell background vocals: Norma Jean Bell, Reggie McBride and Mark Stein vocals: Tommy Bolin phonographic copyright (℗) by: CBS Records Inc.
