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WHAT SOME PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT LURRIE BELL’S “THE DEVIL AIN’T GOT NO MUSIC”
“This is the record Bell was born to make, the best of his career. It’s true redemption for a wayward bluesman, an inspiration and a blessing for Bell’s fans who have been praying for him for years.” (Grant Britt/No Depression) This is a great album. Bell effortlessly blends the raw power and emotion of blues music with the magnificent spirit of gospel. No matter which side of the devil’s music you are on, this music is moving and powerful.” (Jim White/Pittsburgh...
read more2012 Living Blues Awards – Lurrie Bell named Male Blues Artist of the Year
Lurrie Bell was named the Male Blues Artist of the Year in the just announced 2012 Living Blues Magazine Awards. Bell received the same honor in 2008 and has been named Best Blues Guitarist in five of the last six years. For more details please visit: http://www.livingblues.com/inside-living-blues/living-blues-awards.html
read moreTHE NEW ALBUM
LURRIE BELL The Devil Ain’t Got No Music “As long as there is a Black Church there will be blues musicians” – Sterling Plumpp (Chicago, 2011) When Lurrie Bell was chosen as a recipient for the prestigious annual 3Arts Grant and was informed that he could use the funds in any manner he wished, the answer for him was easy. “I had always wanted to make a record to show my gratitude for gospel music. I’m a bluesman but I’ve also played a lot of gospel songs for myself and for my family when...
read more2013 US TOUR
The 2013 US Tour is officially underway! Take a look at the official Tour Dates page to find out when and where you can see Lurrie Bell perform live! CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE TOUR...
read moreCHICAGO BLUES: A LIVING HISTORY
The Chicago Blues Living History band’s 2012 European tour dates have been announced! Take a look at the official Tour Dates page to find out when and where you can see Lurrie Bell perform live! CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE TOUR...
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LISTEN TO THE LATEST TRACKS & PURCHASE THE NEW ALBUM HERE
From the uplifting Swing Low that opens the set to the yearning Peace in the Valley to Bell’s meditative solo take on the classic Reverend Gary Davis song Death Don’t Have No Mercy, “The Devil Ain’t Got No Music” plays out like many of the greatest blues recordings, reflecting all the emotions that life conjures.