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BETTY DAVIS
This Is It!
VAMPISOUL Records, 2019 2LP Imported From Spain
Originally Released in 2005
The former wife of Miles, Betty Mabry Davis is perhaps the only woman in the world who could rightfully have the following legend tattooed across her rear: THIS ASS INVENTED FUSION.
While their marriage only lasted a year (1968-1969), Betty pointed the way to Miles, introducing him to the musical and material gods of revolutionary style: Jimi Hendrix and Sly Stone, which would have an enormous impact on his electrified musical Frankenfusion masterpiece known as Bitches Brew. 
Betty ruled as the mentor-muse for the original man and his music.
She was a woman with the strength of a Black Panther, a "nasty" woman in total control, but unfortunately for Betty, America was not yet ready to embrace a woman with such an explicitly sexual persona. 
She had a much rougher edge to her music than other female funk and soul artists of the '70s. 
Betty Davis' is one of the most extreme sounding debut records of the decade, which just like Bitches Brew takes equal parts inspiration from Hendrix and Sly. 
One critic aptly described their sound as something like a cross between Tina Turner, Funkadelic, and Sly & The Family Stone. 
Add the futurist fashion sense of David Bowie, and the flair of Miles Davis, and you have quite a cocktail. 
This is the best of Betty Davis' three much-sought albums.
Track Listing: Disc 1 Side A 01.If I'm In Luck I Might Get Picked Up 02.Anti Love Song 03.Your Man My Man 04.Ooh Yea
Side B 05.Steppin' in Her I. Miller Shoes 06.Shoo-B-Doop and Cop Him 07.He Was a Big Freak 08.Don't Call Her No Tramp
Disc 2 Side C 01.Git in There 02.They Say I'm Different 03.70's Blues 04.You and I
Side D 05.Nasty Gal 06.F.U.N.K. 07.Getting, Kicked Off, Havin' Fun 08.Shut Off the Light
- Vampisoul presents a collection of music from '70s funk/soul queen Betty Davis.  - Tracks from the albums Betty Davis (1973), They Say I'm Different (1974), and Nasty Gal (1975).  - A sexually-charged cross-pollination of Tina Turner, Funkadelic, and Sly & The Family Stone. 
New Condition - Never Played - Still Sealed
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