Nasty Gal [Import]

Nasty Gal [Import]

Track Listings

1. Nasty Gal
2. Talkin Trash
3. Dedicated to the Press
4. You and I
5. Feelings
6. F.U.N.H.
7. Gettin Kicked Off, Havin Fun
8. Shut off the Light
9. This Is It!
10. Lone Ranger

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
Available again as a picture disc! UK reissue of the funk-soul trailblazer's hyper-sexual debut originally released in 1975. Tracks include, 'Nasty Gal', ' Talkin' Trash', 'Dedicated To The Press', 'You And I' and 'Feeling'.

Nasty Gal,Betty Davis,MPC,Funk,R&B/Soul,Soul,Soul/R & B,Soul/Reggae/Rhythm & Blues


Nasty Gal
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Smelly, stinky, smelly smelly funk.
  • Demo Tape Funk?
  • Most under-rated female musician of all time?
  • please, reissue this, NOW!
  • The sexiest, funkiest, nastiest woman EVER!!!!
Nasty Gal
Betty Davis
Manufacturer: Island
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000059Z41
Release Date: 2003-12-02

Tracks:

  1. Nasty Gal
  2. Talkin Trash
  3. Dedicated to the Press
  4. You and I
  5. Feelings
  6. F.U.N.H.
  7. Gettin Kicked Off, Havin Fun
  8. Shut off the Light
  9. This Is It!
  10. Lone Ranger

Album Description

Available again as a picture disc! UK reissue of the funk-soul trailblazer's hyper-sexual debut originally released in 1975. Tracks include, 'Nasty Gal', ' Talkin' Trash', 'Dedicated To The Press', 'You And I' and 'Feeling'.

Album Details

1975 Album from the Former Wife of Miles Davis that Continued to Put it all on the Line with Down and Dirty Funk Songs that were Revolutionary at the Time. Some of her Concerts Had to Be Cancelled Due to Protests from Religious Groups. Davis Held Nothing Back and Let it all Fly, So Be Prepared for a Bumpy Ride!

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Smelly, stinky, smelly smelly funk........2007-04-12

Look it up.

Funk.

You'll know why I give this five stars.

Just relentless dark funk. This is IT.

2 out of 5 stars Demo Tape Funk?.......2006-07-17

Great vocals -- but that's about all. No real songs, no real lyrics. Stream of consciousness female singing to a bass guitar. The music sounds very amateurish, as if it were produced by high school students in a garage. It sounds like a demo tape. And it is pretty repetitive in style (or consistent, if you want to look at it that way).

This overpriced CD half as much music on it as a normal CD.

5 out of 5 stars Most under-rated female musician of all time?.......2006-07-13

OK, so Betty Davis was never a great singer (neither was David Bowie, Neil Young, Bob Dylan and so many other singers that made it really big in the 60s and 70s) but she had spirit and was really under-rated as a song writer. I bought this album for a very obscure reason. I heard bits of it on the Miles Davis documentary A Different Kind of Blue and it seemed intriguing. It was a bit risky to spend so much money on it (it isn't even remastered with bonus tracks or anything and I doubt it will be any time soon) but I decided to take the chance because sometimes I make some really interesting musical discoveries this way. Well, this time it really paid off. I think that Betty Davis may be my favourite funk artist of all time. Its important to note that it isn't all her that makes this album great. She is backed by a tight band which plays brilliantly, but her energy is definately a big part of it and the songs are all her's. Its not surprising that Miles Davis fell for her, because she sounds like a really interesting person. All the songs are good, but my favourites are Shut off the Light, Talking Trash, Dedicated to the Press, Lone Ranger and the title track. One of the songs even has a Led Zeppelin sounding riff for a bit of it, which was strange for a black funk album, but really interesting. I defeinately recommend this album despite the high price!

5 out of 5 stars please, reissue this, NOW!.......2005-07-03

Master piece of the funk. This album (an the other two Mademoiselle Mabry's records) had been in my wish list for years now. Sure I will finally buy them, I'm what you can call the "completist" type.
But I'm a patient man, I refuse to pay so much money for a record. I can pass several times through it in the shop vaults and say NO, and wait until better times come over the records stores of this tiny town. I'm a funk addict, but I can say it.
What gives me strength? This is our culture, man! Can't understand why you USA people, you black people of the most powerful country of the planet, had not force the company to publish it at an affordable price...yet.
My old vinyls had been to so many parties, and I didn't care for them as much as they deserve. And you know, you can get the music some other ways these days too.
Focus comments on the product: There is no other "product" (as far as I know) like this. Here is the lady who broke Miles schemes, showing him the breakthrough way to create the funkiest richest and more addictive music in history (if you like it). In combination with the unique Graham-Enricco machine you can find here things that the great Sly was not able (to our disgrace) to accomplish.
Have the money? Don't hesitate, buy it, you'll dance it, shout it in your car, discover it to your friends.
But it's a pity that this is an obscure piece instead of mainstream, for the kid's sake. They need to know what really swings, boogies, grooves, vamps, shakes bodies and minds. So tell the word.
By the way I'm white, maybe not so proud, but grateful.

5 out of 5 stars The sexiest, funkiest, nastiest woman EVER!!!!.......2004-12-28

My god is this woman BAD!

Not only was Betty Davis the sexiest woman who ever walked this planet, she released several of the greatest funk albums ever produced. Those who know of her usually just think of her as a model who was married to Miles Davis for a year. But she was much, much more than just a mere footnote in the bio of the greatest jazz musician ever.

First of all, I think it's fair to say that Betty Davis was responsible for the development of jazz fusion. Why? Because when Miles Davis fell under the spell of this woman (and what man wouldn't?), she made it her mission to turn him onto the new funk & soul music that was revolutionizing America. She hipped him up to the new sounds and the new fashions, and Miles responded with a creative burst that cemented his rep as the greatest jazz innovator in history. He combined his jazz with her funk and out came jazz fusion.

Well, the marriage ended, but Betty set out to prove her own musical genius, and she did it with a series of albums that stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the greatest funk albums ever. She enlisted the aid of the best musicians and let the nastiness flow out of her.

This album, like the others, features her snarling, vicious vocals which sound like nothing so much as a wildcat in heat. It is a primal force of sexuality that is unequalled in musical history. Her vocals are sex incarnate. DIrty, raw, sweaty, up-against-the-wall sex. James Brown sounds like s schoolboy in comparison. Marvin Gaye would be intimidated. Chaka Khan would bow down. Wilt Chamberlain would be left exhausted in a heap in the corner.

Buy any Betty Davis you can find. That is an order.

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