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Betty Wright - Danger High Voltage

- Source: BBC Music

With her incredible combination of innocence and sass (and, allegedly, an IQ of 191), Betty Wright , 'the queen of Miami soul', was something of an old-timer by the time she released 1974's Danger High Voltage at the age of 21.

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Album: Betty Wright & The Roots, Betty Wright: The Movie (S-Curve)

- Source: The Independent - Music

This is a different case from the others, however: rather than try and find some new sonic backdrop to showcase Wright's still powerful vocals, her co-producer Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson has opted to replicate the slinky light-funk style that characterised her earlier hits, a Miami sound originally marked by Hamilton Bohannon's keyboards and Little Beaver's rhythm guitar.

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Betty Wright Teams With the Roots

- Source: Rolling Stone

This video montage, set to one of the album's many funky tracks, "In the Middle of the Game (Don't Change the Play)," finds the 57-year-old singer thoroughly enjoying herself as she poses for a photographer.

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Founding Mothers: Betty Wright

- Source: WNEW

Though her commercial success was limited, Founding Mother Betty Harris is considered "one of the greatest singers to have graced the soul charts."

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