Phoenix (Vince Bell album)

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Phoenix
Studio album by Vince Bell
Released	July 16, 1994
Genre	Alternative Country
Label	Watermelon Records, Inc.
Producer	Bob Neuwirth

Phoenix is the first album by the singer-songwriter Vince Bell. It was released on July 16, 1994, almost twelve years after Bell was broadsided by a drunk driver, leaving him with a severe traumatic head injury, broken ribs, multiple lacerations to his liver, and a mangled right forearm. The album landed high on many critics' best-of-the-year lists for 1994.

Contents 1 Track listing 2 Personnel 3 Production 4 External Links

[edit] Track listing

1. "Frankenstein"
2. "The Beast"
3. "Hard Road"
4. "Troubletown"
5. "Sun & Moon & Stars"
6. "Mirror, Mirror"
7. "I've Had Enough"
8. "Girl Who Never Saw a Mountain"
9. "Woman of the Phoenix"
10. "Just Because"
11. "No Tomorrow"

[edit] Personnel

• Vince Bell - vocal, guitar
• Geoff Muldaur - mandolin, banjo, guitars
• Fritz Richmond - washtub bass
• Bill Rich - bass
• David Mansfield - violin
• Mickey Raphael - harmonica
• Stephen Bruton - guitars, mandolin
• John Cale - piano
• Jim Justice - violin
• Paul Logan - bass
• Victoria Williams - guest vocalist
• Lyle Lovett - guest vocalist

[edit] Production

• Producer: Bob Neuwirth

[edit] External Links

• Vince Bell official site
• Vince Bell's MySpace page
• Daryn Kagan profiles Vince Bell
• Vince Bell's artist bio at the H.A.A.M. (Houston Association of Acoustic Musicians) website
• “Introducing the Vince Bell "Handmade Hardtop Acoustic Dreadnaught Line”: lutier Vince Pawless describes custom-making a guitar for Vince Bell