Get all 14 Craig W Bell releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Complete Down-fi 2008-2014, The Complete Saucers, The Room In My Head, Time Permitting, Noisecycle, Saucers - Live @ Ron's Place August 1 1980, Empress, The Bell System - WYBC 1985, and 6 more.
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So Help Me/Shit City
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You Won't Find Me
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Let It Go
02:44
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Don't Ask
03:02
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You're Young
04:06
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I'm Straight
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Read It & Weep
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Roadmaster
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You Won't Like It
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Mirrors
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Why Me?
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Quiet Boy
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She's Alright
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A Certain Kind Of Shy
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Frustration
03:23
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Hypnotized
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I Need Drugs
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I Didn't Get It
02:12
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What We Do
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Muckraker
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Craig W Bell Indianapolis, Indiana
Craig Bell
From pre-punk anthems to streetwise social commentary to
timeless pop, Craig's career as a musician/singer/songwriter now spans four decades and a long list of bands.
Craig was born in Elmira, New York, in 1952 and grew up in Cleveland, Ohio. In the mid-'70s he moved to New Haven, Connecticut and relocated to Indianapolis, Indiana in 1989 where he continues to perform and record.
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