Betty Davis - Nasty Gal Artist_Kero One

Betty Davis - Nasty Gal Artist_Kero OneBetty Davis was riding high in the 70s. A new record label, a series of high profile relationships, and intensely sexualized live performances made her a rising star. It seemed like everything was aligned to take the music world by storm. So Betty and band got back into the studio where she would act as writer, producer, and performer, creating what she thought would be her definitive release What emerged was the unapologetically uncompromising, self

The sessions' first offering came in the form of "Revolution

Serge Gainsbourg has earned his stripes playing the piano in cabarets during the 1950s

The wonderfully dank

Manchester all became prominent in their enthusiasm for Jazz Dance

this is “over 70 minutes of commercial free music” and it’s absolutely perfect from start to finish

reduced to a few effective seconds

Despite the darkness curled inside reality

plus a copy of the album CD and a colour-printed inner sleeve

"More Relax"

Sleeve notes by Jon Hassell and Brian Eno

are sure to stick with funk lovers too

The Cure and The Passions