Bell, Book & Candle (band)

Bell, Book & Candle is a German musical group consisting of Jana Gross (vocals), Andy Birr (vocals, guitars, drums) and Hendrik Röder (vocals, bass guitar).

Bell, Book & Candle (band).

Their first album to be released was Read My Sign in 1998. The album spawned a hit single called "Rescue Me" and featured a cover of a Sheryl Crow song, "Destiny".

Birr is the son of Puhdys singer and guitarist Dieter Birr, and Röder is the son of Puhdys keyboardist Peter Meyer.

Albums

Read My Sign (1998)
  1. Hurry Up
  2. Read My Sign
  3. Still Points
  4. Heyo
  5. Imagine
  6. Realize
  7. Rescue Me
  8. Dark Side of the Moon
  9. Bohemian Rhapsody in Blue
  10. See Ya
  11. Hear Me
  12. So Right
  13. Destiny

Longing (2000)
  1. Prelude
  2. Longing
  3. I've Got No Time
  4. Silversun
  5. Some People
  6. Rising Sun
  7. Search Me
  8. Bliss in My Tears - single
  9. Killer of Today
  10. Fire And Run - single
  11. February
  12. Why
  13. Baby You Know

The Tube (2002)
  1. Catch You - single
  2. Get Out
  3. From Yesterday
  4. Watching A Wonder
  5. Fly Over The Rainbow Sky
  6. Younger
  7. In The Witchin' Hour
  8. No Day But Today
  9. Back in My Dreams
  10. I'm Gonna Make You Mine
  11. Won't You
  12. The Usual Thing
  13. You See What I See

Prime Time (2003)
  1. My Kitchen
  2. Cheeky Monkey
  3. Choose Just Me
  4. Do You Love Me
  5. On High
  6. I Find No Sleep
  7. Think About It
  8. Runnaway
  9. Prime Time
  10. Meaning of My Heart
  11. Satan's Real
  12. Tonight
  13. Change My Mind

Bigger (2005)
  1. Universe
  2. I Was Wrong
  3. Bigger Picture
  4. Alright Now
  5. Louise
  6. Hunting
  7. I Find No Sleep
  8. Dusk Begins To Fall
  9. Run Away
  10. You Bring Me Summer
  11. Day And Night
  12. Louise - Orchestra Version

Wie wir sind (2018)
  1. Wie wir sind
  2. Liebeslied
  3. So nah
  4. Déjà-vu
  5. Ich bin wie keine
  6. Nullpunkt
  7. So wie du bist
  8. Woran glauben wir?
  9. Sieben Seen
  10. Wartesaal
  11. Wo willst du hin?
  12. Durch die Jahre
  13. Junimond
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