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Real Name: Norma Jean Bell. Profile: Saxophone player, producer and singer in the house and dance music scene. In the early 90s she started the Detroit based Pandamonium record label. She was a part of Frank Zappa's band from November 1, 1975, until December of the same year.
Norma Jean Bell. Perfil: Saxophone player, producer and singer in the house and dance music scene. In the early 90s she started the Detroit based Pandamonium record label. She was a part of Frank Zappa's band from November 1, 1975, until December of the same year.
Norma Jean Bell - I'm The Baddest Bitch (In The Room) (Moodymann Mix) - YouTube. televizor. 13.7K subscribers. Subscribed. 299K views 12 years ago. Moodymann's remix of Norma Jean...
Norma Jean Bell. Detroit, Michigan. Saxophone player, producer and singer in the house and dance music scene. In the early 90s she started the Detroit based Pandamonium record label. She was a part of Frank Zappa's band from November 1, 1975, until December of the same year.
5 de jul. de 2022 · 21 years on from the release of her debut album, Norma Jean Bell remains the baddest, smartest, coolest, most talented bitch in this room. If it might take a little more work than normal to investigate this singular talent, it remains an utter privilege to share a sonic space with her.
9 de ago. de 2008 · Norma Jean Bell is the name and driving force behind the mysterious and sought after Detroit based Pandamonium label. A long term player on the US house scene, Norma has built a reputation throughout the music industry as a Detroit legend and is ranked firmly alongside revered producers such as Carl Craig, Mike Banks, Moodymann, Theo ...
2 de may. de 2018 · Norma Jean Bell is the name and driving force behind the mysterious and sought after Detroit based Pandamonium label. A long term player on the US house scene, Norma has built a reputation throughout the music industry as a Detroit legend and is ranked firmly alongside revered producers such as Carl Craig, Mike Banks, Moodymann, Theo Parrish et al.
