Free Music: They Say I'm Different by Betty Davis

They Say I'm
Different

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Record Label: Light In The Attic

Originally released: 01-JAN-1974

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	1. Shoo-B-Doop and Cop Him
	2. He Was a Big Freak
	3. Your Mama Wants Ya Back
	4. Don't Call Her No Tramp
	5. Git In There
	6. They Say I'm Different
	7. 70's Blues
	8. Special People
	9. He Was a Big Freak (Record Plant Rough Mixes - Bonus Track)
	10. Don't Call Her No Tramp (Record Plant Rough Mixes - Bonus Track)
	11. Git In There (Record Plant Rough Mixes - Bonus Track)
	12. 70's Blues (Record Plant Rough Mixes - Bonus Track)

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Though not as shocking or unrestrained as her debut, Davis' 1974 sophomore album is still quintessential mid-'70s funk. The hard-rock overtones of the debut have been supplemented by a bluesy veneer (listen to the title track for a laundry list of Davis' blues influences), but thematically Davis is still unrelenting and raw. "He Was a Big Freak" may be the best funk song about bondage, while "Don't Call Her a Tramp" explores prostitution. This isn't Sunday brunch music.