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Betty Pride : Cold Hearted Woman
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Betty Pride singing is absolutely mesmerizing. Her style is an electic mix of great blues with a touch of jazz & gospel. Believe me this is a "Jewel"
Genre: Blues: Blues Vocals
Release Date: 2006
Cold Hearted Woman © Copyright-Betty Pride
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
That's Alright 3:03 $0.99
Cold Hearted Woman 5:11 $0.99
That's The Way Love Is 3:12 $0.99
The Love That Made Me Laugh (Why) 4:23 $0.99
Mercy, Mercy, Mercy 3:52 $0.99
Fever 3:25 $0.99
Share Your Love With Me 3:23 $0.99
Run Away From Me 4:12 $0.99
Knockin' On Heaven's Door 3:49 $0.99
Stand By Me 4:13 $0.99
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Album Notes

All ABOUT BETTY PRIDE Twenty years ago, Betty Pride spent time as a jazz and R&B singer. For a while she was even a country/western studio backup singer at Arthur Smith Studios. She also served as a member of Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs, and Reflection Sounds Studio as lead R&B singer. Betty sang with many Gospel Groups including “The Famous Southern Sisters”. She did originals such as “I’ve Been Waiting On You Baby” and “This Man I Got” written by musicians who had previously written for Otis Redding and The Isley Brothers. She was offered a recording contract with the Chess Recording Label, but for personal reasons decided not to accept. She owes her love for music to her father who, during her childhood played blues guitar mostly in Piedmont style. She also learned according to her mother that she is related (albeit distant) to Blind Boy Fuller, one of the most recorded bluesmen in the ’30 known for his versatility, particularly the intricate finger-picking style of Piedmont Blues. Now Betty is showing the Blues side of her. She has recently written such songs as “Cold Hearted Woman”, “Run Away From Me, and Email Blues. She is one of the hottest around. Betty and her band has played with and opened for artist such as the World-famous, Nappy Brown, Sandra Hall and Leon Russell and many others. The BP Ride Blues Band is known as one of the best. Betty says, she has well-seasoned members in her band, some of whom have played with Clarence Carter, Marvin Gaye and the great gospel singer Shirley Caesar. In November 2005, she and her band completed a successful ten city tour in Italy. Betty and her band are based in Charlotte, NC. USA

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REVIEWS

author: Alicia Torres
I recently met Betty Pride, who told me about her CD, so I decided to check it out! It was one of the best jazz CD\'s I\'ve ever listened to and hope that she can continue to make many more!!
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Pride does the blues right
author: The Charlotte Post by Winfred Cross
Arts and Entertainment Pride does the blues right Sounds Music Review Published Friday, August 10, 2007 by Winfred Cross, The Charlotte Post Betty Pride Cold Hearted Woman Betty Pride, producer Rating: 3 & 1/2 Stars Blues singers are generally some of the best singers on Earth simply because they’ve lived most of what they sing about. Even if they haven’t they are always convincing enough to make you believe they have. I don’t know anything about Betty Pride’s life other than she can sing the heck out of the blues. She indeed may be the “Cold Hearted Woman” she sings about - or not. That point is moot. She convinces you she’s a cold hearted woman, as mean as she can be. She’s daring some good-looking man to fall in love with her to find out. She, of course, says don’t and tells you all that she’ll do if you do. But she knows her not so coy challenge will be taken, and that’s what she wants. That’s what I call a singer. Pride mixes some standards with her own co
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Let this voice slip you back in time and then slide you foward with silky ease
author: Sharron Stewart
Being a Boomer never felt so good! Betty Pride takes me back because her voice is real to the great blues singers and the band is what you truly heard at the blues joints. Oh yeah...wonderful! Betty's voice lets you close to the edge of pain and then slides you right over with a craving to get a little closer.. so you listen again...and again!
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"one of the most talented blues chanteuses it has been my pleasure to hear."
author: Mick Rainsford/ Blues in Britain Magazine
COLD HEARTED WOMAN Betty Pride’s career has traversed a wide musical landscape, encompassing jazz, R&B, C&W and gospel – including stints with Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs and The Famous Southern Sisters. But, now her concentration lies with the blues – and what a blues singer she is. “Cold Hearted Woman” is a statement of intent from one of the most talented blues chanteuses it has been my pleasure to hear for some time. Pride is one tough blues cookie. Just listen to her growl out the lyrics on “That’s Alright”. She takes this Jimmy Rogers classic and turns it into a tough slab of R&B replete with rasping sax, rolling piano and fuzzed out guitar – her mean vocals defying anyone to cross her. You had better believe that Pride is one “Cold Hearted Woman”, her overt sexuality and latent menace giving her the demeanour of the “Fatal Attraction” of the blues – the threatening nature of her vocals in stark contrast to Donald Dean’s beautifully understated fretwork. “That’s
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