The Jazz Organ Scene
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Larry Bell
Larry (* 1944) joined The Bop Cats in 1987 after many years of leading his most
popular band of the time, Tulsa County. Larry graduated from Tulsa Central High
School in 1962 and moved to California to live and work with Tulsa transplant,
Leon Russell. It was there that Larry joined Gary Lewis and The Playboys for
several years before he became J.J. Cale's keyboardist.
He traveled the country and the world with those tours and was at the pulse of the rock n roll scene in the 60's. Larry has made numerous recordings as a sideman and is considered by many to be a major contributor of the 'Tulsa Sound'. Larry worked for Tulsa Public Schools and resided in Tulsa. He died in 2015. |
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Bad Case Of The Blues Burnside Records Burnside 50 recorded in Tulsa, OK and Los Angeles, CA/USA |
Scott Ellison, guitar, vocals Kurt Lybarger, sax Alan Mirikitani, tenor sax Michael Thompson, trombone Don Colopy, trumpet Mike Turner, trumpet, guitar Habanero Horns, horn Home Front Horns, horn Larry Bell, Hammond organ Jim Pugh, Hammond organ Dick Sims, Hammond B-3 organ Spencer Sutton, piano, organ Steve LeGassick, keyboards Terry Lupton, keyboard Jimmy Markham, harmonica Armando Compean, bass Jim Strader, bass Tommy Waggoner, bass Larry York, bass Jim Ziegler, bass Bill Belknap, drums Richard Heck, drums Steve Monreal, drums Lee Spath, drums Jim Karstein, percussion |
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