Betty Lou Landreth – Betty LouOriginally released in 1979, Betty Lou Landreth's Betty Lou has been expanded to a 15 song double album featuring the original studio recordings along with bonus material, alternative takes, and extensive liner notes from Joel Palmer, the producer of this Motor City holy grail. Recorded in Detroit and produced and released by Detroit born jazz historian Joel Palmer on his YaYa label, the album features many veteran and esteemed Detroit and New Orleans

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Buoyed by the positive response and renewed interest in his work

slow motion dubs that invite you deep within their cavernous drums

a slipstream into the alluring world that comes to life after dark

A banging spaced out breaks and retro house track with scratches that build and release tension

the brothers expand on the sonic world they have built for themselves to present a vast project without boundaries

bitter-sweet piece of house from from her own alter ego Serendipity

Cranking the 2-step/garage power levels up a notch

her 14 th top 10 appearance

Hidden Angel

“I wanted to write a song of hope as we come out of this incredibly tough time

You may also know it as providing the beautifully melancholic backdrop for Mos Def's 1999 hit "Ms Fat Booty"