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LaBelle albums featuring Patti LaBelle
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| | Labelle CD (1971)
 $13.89  
Released in 1971, this self-titled LP was the first album that Patti LaBelle, Nona Hendryx, and Sarah Dash recorded under the name Labelle. Never again would they use the name Patti LaBelle & the Bluebelles, and that's just as well; ...
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Essential Patti Labelle CDs (2008)
$16.15 
As comprehensive a compilation of soul diva Patti LaBelle's work as one could hope for, this two-disc set follows every phase of the singer's stylistic development. From her early girl-group-style work with the Blue Belles ("Down the Aisle"), through the ...
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Beautiful Ballads CD (2006)
$7.15 
Although Patti LaBelle is most known for her flamboyant style and upbeat dance songs, this collection--part of Legacy's Beautiful Ballad series--focuses on her gift for crooning, soaring, and belting on a number of hits, including a no-holds-barred take on "Over ...
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 Labelle Lyrics and Songs
Popular or famous Labelle songs: What Can I Do For You?, Don't Bring Me Down, It Took a Long Time, Nightbird, Somebody Somewhere. More music songs Space Children, Are You Lonely?, You Turn Me On, Lady Marmelaide, Candlelight, Dear Rosa, How Long, System, Tears For The World. More music songs Lady Marmalade Lyrics, Isn't It a Shame Lyrics, All Girl Band Lyrics, Miss Otis Regrets Lyrics, Superlover Lyrics, Roll Out Lyrics.
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Labelle Biography
Glamorous funk-rock icons of the mid-1970s, the R&B trio Labelle had its roots in the 1960s girl group Patti Labelle and the Bluebelles. After fourth member Cindy Birdsong left to join the Supremes in 1967, Patti Labelle, Nona Hendryx, and Sarah Dash shortened their name and began to incorporate heavier and more experimental rock and singer-songwriter influences into their sound. A series of critically acclaimed albums (largely written by Hendryx) led to the 1975 smash single "Lady Marmalade," known for its suggestive Francophone chorus. After the trio split in 1977, all three members began successful solo careers.
Key Personnel
| Member Name | Worked With | | Patti LaBelle | Michael Mcdonald, Gladys Knight, Frank Sinatra, Dmx, Grover Washington, Jr., Shirley Caesar, Michael Crawford, Fourplay | | Eddie Martinez | Robert Palmer, Celine Dion, Gato Barbieri, Meat Loaf, Run-DMC, Kurtis Blow, Cher, Billy Ocean, David Lee Roth | | Stephen "Doc" Kupka | Tower Of Power, Luther Vandross, Roy Buchanan, John Lee Hooker, Elton John, Luis Miguel, Lee Oskar, Toto, America | | Nona Hendryx | Talking Heads, Patti LaBelle, Laura Nyro, Alice Cooper, Cameo, Bounty Killer, David Byrne, Paul Haslinger, David Johansen | | Sarah Dash | Keith Richards, David Johansen, Patti LaBelle, Laura Nyro, Alice Cooper, Nile Rodgers, Marshall Tucker Band, Rolling Stones |
Worked With
Laura Nyro, Elton John
Contemporaries
David Bowie, Al Green (Vocals), Funkadelic, Gladys Knight, Parliament, The Pointer Sisters, Ashford & Simpson, Millie Jackson, Roberta Flack, Sister Sledge, Gloria Gaynor, Loleatta Holloway, The Trammps (Disco), Betty Davis, Gwen McCrae, Love Unlimited
Followers
En Vogue, SWV
Influences
Aretha Franklin, Sly & the Family Stone, Diana Ross & the Supremes, Laura Nyro, The Supremes, Patti Labelle & the Bluebelles, The 5th Dimension, Evelyn "Champagne" King, Martha Reeves & The Vandellas
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