Betty Davis Vinyl Records

Betty Davis was an American funk and soul singer and songwriter who was active from the late 1960s to the early 1980s. She was influential in the development of funk music, as well as having an impact on punk and hard rock. Her style blended raw funk, soul, and blues with psychedelic rock.

Her standout albums include her self-titled debut album, Betty Davis (1973), which featured the singles "If I'm in Luck I Might Get Picked Up" and "Anti Love Song", and her second album, They Say I'm Different (1974), which featured the single "Game Is My Middle Name".

Notable songs from Betty Davis include "Steppin In Her I. Miller Shoes", "He Was a Big Freak", "Your Man My Man", "F.U.N.K.", and "Nasty Gal".

An interesting fact about Betty Davis is that she was married to jazz musician Miles Davis for a short period of time. During their marriage, she had a strong influence on his musical style, encouraging him to experiment with funk and other styles.