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The writing of Jen B. Larson and a new reissue by Bric-a-Brac Records have burnished the legacy of Seattle band Bam Bam and their powerhouse front woman, Tina Bell.
Leor Galil of the Chicago Reader wrote an article highlighting the work a handful of us have done lifting up the legacy of Tina Bell. In it, he also unearths more information about Tina’s life and Bam Bam’s story. It’s a long, important, and celebratory ready!
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Upmost respect to the founder of grunge rock, Tina Bell and her band Bam Bam, something I’ve just discovered, you just never stop learning #grunge #grungerock #bambam #tinabell #rock #rocknroll #music #musichistory #blackculture #blackwomen #indiemusic #altmusic #altrock #afropunk #rockmusic #grungerocker #grungerockerchick (at Shoreditch East London) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRSOo-cNvAd/?utm_medium=tumblr
Tina Bell: conheça a “madrinha do Grunge” que inspirou o Nirvana e muito mais #tinabell #grunge #nashwebradio #rock (em Santa Maria (Distretto Federale)) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPojFf6MPFE/?utm_medium=tumblr
In 1983, the Seattle band Bam Bam, fronted by a talented, elegant Black woman named Tina Bell, created a sound and lyrical foundation for a genre white men with knit hats and plaid shirts would later make famous as "grunge." Bell was backed by husband Tommy Martin and lifelong friend Scott Ledgerwood (“Scotty Buttocks”). Jen B. Larson digs deep into the archives to give Tina Bell, who died in 2012, her props as the uncrowned "Queen of Grunge."
