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Scatty Bell
Scatty Bell was a band that formed in the late 1960s, with Leon Kennedy on vocals, Curtis Evans on guitar, Anthony Jackson on bass, and Roy Carter on drums....
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Scatty Bell was a band that formed in the late 1960s, with Leon Kennedy on vocals, Curtis Evans on guitar, Anthony Jackson on bass, and Roy Carter on drums. Their song 'Black I Am' came out in 1970 and became known for its direct statements about Black pride.
They released several albums through the 1970s, including 'The Message' in 1972 and 'Rising Up' in 1974. Their music often addressed social issues, which sometimes led to resistance from radio stations and record labels who considered it too political.
Scatty Bell's work, particularly 'Black I Am,' has been referenced in discussions about music from that era that dealt with racial identity and social justice. The band's recordings remain part of that conversation.
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