R.I.P. Betty Davis

[Micky Mikey]

R.I.P.

 

[315]

Thought it was Jimi hendrix? In fact Jimi was supposed to be on bytches brew.

I read it was a number of artists she introduced him to, not just Hendrix. As always there are multiple versions of stories from the past. Hendrix being on BB is news to me

 

[010101]

rest well*

 

[keond]

Miles always put his women on one album cover a piece. Miles said she was fukking Jimi when they were married, he said she was the only woman who gave him just as much shyt as he gave them.

RIP

 

[Thatrogueassdiaz]

I read it was a number of artists she introduced him to, not just Hendrix. As always there are multiple versions of stories from the past. Hendrix being on BB is news to me

Yes Miles had talked about it in his documentary and in interviews. He speaks on the first time he saw Jimi live. Jimi definitely was his introduction and inspiration to that style. Betty may have introduced him though? I dunno

 

[Neuromancer]

RIP

 

[Threnody]

RIP

 

[Scustin Bieburr]

Today's music would sound very different if it weren't for people like her. She put in work for the culture.

 

[Sankofa Alwayz]

Rest In Power Queen I didn’t even know that interesting history about bytches Brew….That’s my most favorite Miles Davis album.

 

[Wiseborn]

God Bless the Dead

 

[keond]

Yes Miles had talked about it in his documentary and in interviews. He speaks on the first time he saw Jimi live. Jimi definitely was his introduction and inspiration to that style. Betty may have introduced him though? I dunno

She hipped him to Sly and the Family Stone and Hendrix, Miles was immersed in the jazz world and didn't really get into psychedelic soul. Hendrix asked to meet him and they met and talked about a joint album, but Hendrix passed the next year

 

[Redwood]

First Syl Johnson, now her.

RIP

 

[get these nets]

Rest In Peace
ONE OF A KIND

 

[Blown Moon]

I didn't know.


You were definitely different, as far from common as can be.


Rest up, Love

 

[Sauce Dab]