Unique, titillating, provocative, multi-talented, and never surpassed - Betty Davis remains the original funk diva!'I Will Take This Ride' stems from Betty's self-titled '73 debut: the album was recorded with Sly & The Family Stone's rhythm section, produced by Sly drummer Greg Errico, and featured backing vocals from Sylvester and the Pointer Sisters! Highly recommend 'Betty Davis' and 'They S...
So many moggers have shown this lady their listening love, that i had to put a great big shout out for her upcoming re-issues. THE DAME DAVIS IS BACK FOR ANOTHER ROUND! 2 of her controversial, afro-punk-adelic albums will be re-issued, officially on May 15th, but you can buy them direct from Light In The Attic records - now! Endorsements of this calibre don't come easy : . Miles Davis If B...
Unique, titillating, provocative, multi-talented, and never surpassed - Betty Davis remains the original funk diva!'I Will Take This Ride' stems from Betty's self-titled '73 debut: the album was recorded with Sly & The Family Stone's rhythm section, produced by Sly drummer Greg Errico, and featured backing vocals from Sylvester and the Pointer Sisters! Highly recommend 'Betty Davis' and 'They S...
Every once in awhile, I'll make a proclimation in my head that I don't like a particular type of music. I don't dare utter it loud but just a little prejudice floatin around, keeping me from exploring how I really might feel about that style. I felt that way about funk...that is until I met miz Betty Davis. That woman exudes FUNK and sexiness and dirt and feel goodums. Such a voice too, bet...
Either Betty Davis was an amazing networker during her 1 year marriage to Miles Davis or Miles may have pulled some strings, but whatever happened she was signed to a label , she recruited the best musicians on the San Francisco scene in '69 (Larry Graham, Neal Schon, the Tower of Power Horns), and she released a record of her self penned material. Her self titled debut was a slamming she funk ...
Either Betty Davis was an amazing networker during her 1 year marriage to Miles Davis or Miles may have pulled some strings, but whatever happened she was signed to a label , she recruited the best musicians on the San Francisco scene in '69 (Larry Graham, Neal Schon, the Tower of Power Horns), and she released a record of her self penned material. Her self titled debut was a slamming she funk ...
My favorite funktress of all time is the lovely Betty Davis. Some say this vixen turned Miles Davis onto the freaky, funky side of music and introduced him to Jimi Hendrix. If this is true, we can pretty much thank Betty for my all-time favorite Miles Davis album, Bitches Brew... For me, Funky Friday isn't finished until the phat lady sings. And here she is, the Foxy Lady herself: "Your Mam...
He was never good at this sort of thing. Sure he was familiar with the language but when it came to putting it all together or tying up the loose ends, well that's when everything fell apart. Like a mark put on the send, he felt like he lost so much but still had that sliver of hope that he could win it all back. Gats, geetus, and gun molls. All the pieces were there. The 'Crew' with all it's m...
French director Jean Luc Godard said there's no such thing as being ahead of your time. It's just that everyone else is behind. Betty Mabry aka Betty Davis was way on time. She had the vision to expose her then husband Miles Davis to the likes of Jimi Hendrix and Sly Stone, which led to Bitches Brew and that mess. Here, Betty tells you how she spells f-u-n-k.
Unique, titillating, provocative, multi-talented, and never surpassed - Betty Davis remains the original funk diva!'I Will Take This Ride' stems from Betty's self-titled '73 debut: the album was recorded with Sly & The Family Stone's rhythm section, produced by Sly drummer Greg Errico, and featured backing vocals from Sylvester and the Pointer Sisters! Highly recommend 'Betty Davis' and 'They S...