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Musiker: Bell, Kelvyn

Alben auf denen " Bell, Kelvyn" mitwirkt:

X = Album im einem SJO-Shop erhältlich  Album-Bezeichnung: Interpret  —  Titel		Label	Label-Nummer	Aufnahme-Jahr
	Arthur Blythe  —  BLYTHE SPIRIT	Columbia	FC37427	1981	LP
	Arthur Blythe  —  da - da	CBS	CBS 26888	1986	LP
	Arthur Blythe  —  Light Blue Arthur Blythe Plays Thelonious Monk	Columbia	AL 38661	1983	LP
	Bob Stewart and First Line Band  —  First line	JMT	834 414-1	1987	LP
	Coleman / Eubanks / Osby / Wilson  —  Flashback On M-Base	JMT	514 010-2	1986-90	CD
	Dave Doran The New Rhythm Culture  —  Talking Drums & Broken Cars	Plainisphare	PL 1267-117	2000	CD
	Jean-Paul Bourelly  —  Jungle Cowboy	Winter & Winter	919 009-2	1981	CD
	Joe Bowie Band  —  a DEFUNKT anthology	Hannibal Records	HNBL 1320	1980+82	LP
	Joe Bowie Groupe  —  DEFUNKT	Hannibal Records	6.25363 / HNBL 1301	1980	LP
	Joseph Bowie  —  THERMO NUCLEAR SWEAT - DEFUNKT	Hannibal	6.25130 YP / 6.25130 BL	1982	LP
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Bell studied guitar under Oliver Lake and, through Lake, became a member of the Black Artists Group, meeting musicians such as Hamiett Bluiett, Lester Bowie, and Joseph Bowie. He attended University of Missouri and Southern Illinois University, then relocated to New York City, where he played with Lester Bowie, Charles "Bobo" Shaw, and Arthur Blythe (with whom he would play until the 1990s). He became a member of Defunkt, Joseph Bowie's ensemble, from 1980 to 1988, concomitantly leading his own band, Kelvynator (featuring Eric Person). During the 1980s, he also worked with Steve Coleman, Michele Rosewoman, Jean-Paul Bourelly, and Bob Stewart. He was a member of the group GX4 alongside Elliott Sharp, David Fiuczynski, and Marc Ribot late in the 1980s. His associations in the 1990s included Lester Bowie, Craig Harris, and Cassandra Wilson. He became a jazz educator at Harlem School of the Arts in 1995 (Wikipedia).