"Doin' Things" captures Madeline Bell at a pivotal moment, blending American soul sensibilities with the burgeoning sounds of the late 1960s U.K. music scene. The album is a testament to her vocal prowess and interpretive skill.
- The album was released in 1968 on the UMC label, a subsidiary of Universal Music Catalogue.
- "Doin' Things" features a blend of R&B, soul, and Motown-influenced tracks, highlighting Bell's dynamic vocal performances.
- The release came during a period when Bell was highly sought after as a session vocalist in the UK.
Madeline Bell is an American soul singer known for her work in the U.K. session scene and her powerful, emotive vocals. In 1968, she released "Doin' Things," a collection of tracks that showcased her versatility within the R&B and soul genres.
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