Mark Bell (New Zealand musician)
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Mark Bell is a New Zealand musician and songwriter. He has played in bands such as The Plague, The Whizz Kids, Blam Blam Blam, and Coconut Rough. He currently works as a session musician in New Zealand. He is a member of Jordan Luck's band Luck.
He writes articles for NZ Musician magazine.
Discography
Blam Blam Blam
- Maids To Order, 1981, EP, 12", Propeller, REV 10
- There Is No Depression In New Zealand, 1981, 7", Propeller, K8422 REV 11
- Blam Blam Blam, 1992, CD, Propeller, D11319 (Rev 28)
- The Complete Blam Blam Blam, 1992, CD, Propeller, D 30899 (REV 502)
- The Complete Blam Blam Blam, 2003, CD, Festival Mushroom, BBB2003
Coconut Rough
- Coconut Rough, Mushroom, 1984.
Ted Brown & The Italians
- If Ever You Need, Pagan, 1993. (cassette)
Whizz Kids
- Whizz Kids/Spelling Mistakes, Occupational Hazard, 1980, single, Ripper Records, RIP 004
- Tracks:
- Whizz Kids: "Occupational Hazard"
- Spelling Mistakes: "Reena"
Sessions
- Blue Water, Debbie Harwood & Johnny Bongo, Pagan, 1987.
- It’s My Sin, Jan Hellriegel, Eastwest, 1992.
- "The Way I feel"/"All The Best Thoughts", Jan Hellriegel, Eastwest, 1992. (cassette)
- "It’s My Sin"/"Stupidest Thing", Jan Hellriegel, Warner Music New Zealand, 1993. (cassette)
- Chinese Whispers, Greg Johnson, EMI, 1997.
- Sea Breeze Motel, Greg Johnson, EMI, 2000.
- Same Boy, Wayne Mason, Jayrem Records, 2001.
- Everest, Rikki Morris, Criminal Records, 1996.
- Music From A Lightbulb, The Moth (Tim Mahon), Distributed by Global Routes, c2002.
- Love By Satellite, David Parker, Lunacy Records, 1994. CD
- Love Explodes, Straw People, Pagan, 1993.
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