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Nightbirds/Phoenix/Chameleon [PA]Labelle
Release Date: 08/11/2009
Original Release:
2009
# of Discs:
2
J&R Item # 1081094_CD
UPC # 5017261208873
Label: Beat Goes On
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Performer: Labelle
Engineer: David Rubinson; Don Puluse; Fred Catero; Ken Laxton; Ted Brosnan Producer: David Rubinson & Friends; Allen Toussaint; Vicki Wickham Distributor: Infinity Entertainment Gr Notes: Personnel: Edward Batts, Edward Batts (guitar, acoustic guitar); Eddie Martinez, Teddy Royal, Steve Hughes, Wah Wah Watson, Leo Nocentelli (guitar); Lon Price (flute, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Jim Moore & the Eliminators (flute, tenor saxophone); Lenny Pickett (tenor saxophone); Stephen "Doc" Kupka, Steve Kupka (baritone saxophone); Kurt McGettrick (bass saxophone); Steve Howard (trumpet, flugelhorn); John Longo, John Longo (trumpet); Lester Caliste, Lester Caliste (trombone); James Ellison, James Ellison (piano, Clavinet, keyboards); Budd Ellison, Bud Ellison (piano, keyboards); Allen Toussaint (electric piano, Fender Rhodes piano, Clavinet); James Booker (organ); Mac Cridlin (bass guitar); James Gadson (drums, percussion); Larry "Top;Se" Davis, Larry Davis (drums); Jeffrey Shannon (percussion). Audio Mixers: Don Puluse; Vicki Wickham. Audio Remasterer: Andrew Thompson . Liner Note Author: John O'Regan. Recording information: Sea-Saint Studios, London; Wally Heider Recording, San Francisco, CA. Illustrator: Guy Fery. Photographers: Fred Lombardi; Lock Huey. Arrangers: Eddie Martinez; Budd Ellison; David Rubinson & Friends; Labelle; Allen Toussaint; Vicki Wickham; Bud Ellison.
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.
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