Bettye Swann Bettye Swann (2-LP, 180g Vinyl)
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Bettye Swann: Bettye Swann (2-LP, 180g Vinyl)
Soul singer Bettye Swann was born on October 24, 1944 in Shreveport, USA, and spent her first nineteen years in Louisiana. She moved to California and signed a contract with Money Records, where she recorded her breakthrough hit “Make Me Yours” in 1967, which remains her best-selling album to this day. After the contract expired, she signed with Capitol Records and recorded an R&B version of Hank Cochran's country song “Don't Touch Me” with producer Wayne Shuler.
On this comprehensive self-titled double album, compiled by Mark Ainley, classics such as “Tell Me Like It Is”, “Stand By Your Man”, “(My Heart Is) Closed For The Season”, “Willie & Laura Mae Jones” and 18 soulful soul songs showcase Bettye's unique voice.
Article properties: Bettye Swann: Bettye Swann (2-LP, 180g Vinyl)
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Interpret: Bettye Swann
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Album titlle: Bettye Swann (2-LP, 180g Vinyl)
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Label MUSIC ON VINYL
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Genre R&B, Soul
- Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
- Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
- Record Grading Mint (M)
- Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
- Vinyl weight 180g Vinyl
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Artikelart LP
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EAN: 0600753974032
- weight in Kg 0.51
| Swann, Bettye - Bettye Swann (2-LP, 180g Vinyl) LP 1 | ||||
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| 01 | Don't You Ever Get Tired (of Hurting Me)? | Bettye Swann | ||
| 02 | (My Heart is) Closed For the Season | Bettye Swann | ||
| 03 | I'm Lonely For You | Bettye Swann | ||
| 04 | Don't Touch Me | Bettye Swann | ||
| 05 | Little Things Mean a Lot | Bettye Swann | ||
| 06 | Cover Me | Bettye Swann | ||
| 07 | Just Because You Can't Be Mine | Bettye Swann | ||
| 08 | Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye | Bettye Swann | ||
| 09 | Sweet Dreams | Bettye Swann | ||
| 10 | You're Up To Your Same Old Tricks Again | Bettye Swann | ||
| Swann, Bettye - Bettye Swann (2-LP, 180g Vinyl) LP 2 | ||||
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| 01 | No Faith No Love | Bettye Swann | ||
| 02 | Ain't That Peculiar | Bettye Swann | ||
| 03 | Don't Let It Happen To Us | Bettye Swann | ||
| 04 | Today I ed Loving You Again | Bettye Swann | ||
| 05 | Words | Bettye Swann | ||
| 06 | These Arms Of Minde | Bettye Swann | ||
| 07 | Tell It Like It Is | Bettye Swann | ||
| 08 | Stand By Your Man | Bettye Swann | ||
| 09 | Chained & Bound | Bettye Swann | ||
| 10 | Willie & Laura Mae Jones | Bettye Swann | ||
| 11 | Angel Of The Morning | Bettye Swann | ||
| 12 | Traces | Bettye Swann | ||
Bettye Swann
Make Me Yours
Bettye Swann
Make Me Yours
Shreveport, Louisiana obviously had its charms—the Louisiana Hayride and Stan Lewis' record labels high among them—but it wasn't where Betty Jean Champion, born there on October 24, 1944, wanted to wage a musical career. After singing in high school with a group called The Fawns, she moved to Los Angeles at age 19. On her 20th birthday, she signed with Money Records, run by John Dolphin's widow Ruth and about to get hot with The Larks' Impressionistic dance number The Jerk.
Not wishing her surname to be connected to boxing, she changed it to Swann, adding an extra 'e' to the end of her first name. Bettye wrote her 1965 debut hit Don't Wait Too Long, Arthur Wright serving as her producer at Money and Al Scott usually her bandleader. Swann's driving encore The Man Who Said No avoided the hit parade altogether despite a convincing performance on ABC-TV's 'Shindig!' But Bettye's songwriting skills—she penned most of her Money output—restored her to the winner's circle when her delightfully breezy Make Me Yours became a number one R&B hit for two weeks and climbed to #21 pop.
After one more hit, Fall In Love With Me, and an LP named after her smash, Swann exited Money in 1968 to go with considerably more powerful Capitol, where producer Wayne Shuler (the son of Eddie Shuler, founder of Goldband Records in Lake Charles, Louisiana) escorted the chanteuse in a country-soul direction with a '69 hit cover of Hank Cochran's Don't Touch Me. Swann moved to Rick Hall's Fame label in 1971, and her '72 hit for Atlantic, Victim Of A Foolish Heart, was done in Muscle Shoals, though she later cut Atlantic sessions in New York and Philly. Bettye's last Atlantic single surfaced in 1976. She hasn't been musically heard from since.
- Bill Dahl -
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