LaBelle

LaBelle was an American female vocal group who found fame in the 1970s, primarily comprised of powerhouse lead singer Patti LaBelle, along with vocal dynamists Nona Hendryx and Sarah Dash. The trio originally formed as a quartet called the Bluebelles (later Patti LaBelle and the Bluebelles) in the early 1960s, but reached the peak of their artistic innovation and commercial success as Labelle in the following decade with their groundbreaking mix of R&B, soul, funk, and rock music, draped in glam rock-inspired costumes and a stage presence that defied the era's norms.

The group's most famous hit, "Lady Marmalade," from their acclaimed 1974 album "Nightbirds," captured the public's imagination with its bold and sassy chorus "Voulez-vous coucher avec moi (ce soir)?" propelling them to international stardom. LaBelle's discography showcases their evolution from more traditional R&B to their more adventurous, genre-bending efforts, such as on the album "Phoenix" and their funk-infused record "Chameleon." Despite disbanding in 1976 to pursue successful solo careers, LaBelle's influence persisted, leading to a much-celebrated reunion with "Back To Now" in 2008, reminding audiences of their integral role in the development of contemporary music. Their enduring legacy is preserved through albums like "The Essential LaBelle" and remixes, such as the Blood Wine Or Honey Remix of "Bleu Noir," ensuring that new generations of fans experience the group's trailblazing artistic vision.

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Bleu Noir (Blood Wine Or Honey Remix)
Single - Released April 15, 2022
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  1. March 9, 2018
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  4. June 24, 1975
  5. September 13, 1974
  6. July 26, 1973
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