Tag Archives: Eric Bell

Eric Bell Observes His Past On Long-Awaited Album

March 25, 2025

An important part of Irish music history, Eric Bell remains rather underestimated as a solo artist and, such strong personal statements as notwithstanding, the guitarist will eternally be associated with the ensemble he helped found. Bell’s latest resurgence was difficult … Continue reading →

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THIN LIZZY Raise The Dead On Acoustic LP Of Own Classics

November 1, 2024

How to oversaturate the market and still give fans a fresh product? By offering them an inessential addition to a discography. More than inessential, in fact, an artificial one, At least, that’s what THIN LIZZY chose to do, following their … Continue reading →

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THIN LIZZY Set Their “Vagabonds” On The Loose

September 16, 2023

September 21st, 1973 was the date when THIN LIZZY delivered “Vagabonds Of The Western World”: their third album, a watershed one, which saw the Irish trio progress not only from soft tone to hard edge – primarily via “The Rocker” … Continue reading →

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Eric Bell: Ready For A Ride

October 28, 2017

Whether it’s sense of mortality or burst of creativity, but urgency seems to have set in Eric Bell‘s work. There was a lengthy hiatus in the guitarist’s discography before he’d exited the studio in 2016 with  – but it didn’t take … Continue reading →

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ERIC BELL – Exile

April 14, 2016

On The Edge 2016 Minimal but hard-hitting blues from Belfast’s best guitar slinger who still walks the walk. Exile has two sides to it: whence and where to. For Eric Bell, though, a five-year sabbatical from recording studio has apparently … Continue reading →

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