In a show of independence that has few comparisons, then or now, Betty wrote every song she ever recorded and produced every album after her first. 'Betty Davis' comes in a silver & blue splatter LP.
This record was pressed by Vinyl Me, Please and you can't get this specific variation anywhere else.
Exclusive Features
Record icon Color - Silver & Blue Splatter
Record icon Extras - Liner Notes Booklet + Coloring Sheet
Record icon Foil Stamped - Yes
Other Features
Release Type -Reissue
Remastering Details - Remastered
Pressing Location - Gz Media
Jacket Style - Tip On
Label - Light In The Attic
For a very long time, it was very hard to learn anything about the woman behind the cover of Betty Davis. It's widely known she was once married to Miles Davis (hence her surname) but that's hardly enough to explain how a former First Lady of Jazz became the leading Femme Fatale of Funk. Moreover, if you scanned the credits on her albums, you realized that Betty wasn't merely a mouthpiece for a male producer or songwriter but an artist in her own right, an independent visionary in an era where Black female solo artists were a rarity. In a show of independence that has few comparisons, then or now, Betty wrote every song she ever recorded and produced every album after her first. That puts her in rarefied company among all musical artists, male or female. Yet, despite an earned reputation as being ahead of her time, it seems that time never caught up to her.