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Betty Davis giving a sultry Blues lesson.

Triple shot of Funky, Sexy, Did Not Give A *****, Original, Untamed, and a force of Nature- Betty Davis - the Funky Betty Davis.

 

Fun Fact- Betty was married to Miles Davis for a few years.  She threw out Miles suits, and bought Funky, much Cooler clothes(Betty was a model in NYC for short bit-she had style!).  She brought the Funk to Miles.  He changed his look, and got funkier. Jack Johnson was the first Funky Miles album.  Then Miles was recording Funky album, inspired by Betty Davis, and he called it “Witch’s Brew”.  Betty said that’s square.  Call it ***** Brew.  And the rest was history.

 

Betty Davis was very good friends with Jimi Hendrix(Betty probably gave Jimi style tips-she was hip.  Miles Davis suspected Betty and Jimi having an affair. Beacause of this, Miles filed for divorce.  Now Betty and was free and wild

 

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Rhiannon Giddens deserves a slot here.

No posing, no preening, no shoes; just pure power.

 

 

 

She can tear up a fiddle too:

 

 

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9 minutes ago, Simon said:

Rhiannon Giddens deserves a slot here.

No posing, no preening, no shoes; just pure power.

 

 

You took Rocker Chick to a whole different level.

 

Enjoyed it... 

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15 minutes ago, Figster said:

You took Rocker Chick to a whole different level.

 

Enjoyed it... 

 

I inadvertently caught her at a bluegrass festival one time and she started off by walking onto a stage with no fanfare, accompanied by only one guy carrying a single drum and she then proceeded to rip my soul right out of my chest while I stood there like this: 😯

An unreal level of presence and power when she's standing right in front of you. 

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I know there are some Janis Joplin fans here.My daughter who is a classically trained classical vocalist told me that if you listen to the first note of "cry Baby" Janis breaks her voice into 3 octaves. In one vocal note

 

OH MY GOSH

@CookieG

 

 

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1 hour ago, muppy said:

I know there are some Janis Joplin fans here.My daughter who is a classically trained classical vocalist told me that if you listen to the first note of "cry Baby" Janis breaks her voice into 3 octaves. In one vocal note

 

OH MY GOSH

@CookieG

 

 

Janis might be the greatest Female Blues singer.  I would have love to hear her sing with Fred McDowell or Blind Owl or Junior Wells or RL Burnside or Junior Kimbough or…..!

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