#patti labelle
When you say you tried the spell and used 1/16th of the required ingredients
Happy Birthday Priscilla Presley,Bob Dylan and Patti Labelle
Happy Birthday Patti LaBelle
A Soldier’s Story (1984)
Director - Norman Jewison, Cinematography - Russell Boyd
“You know the damage one ignorant Negro can do? We were in France in the first war; we’d won decorations. But the white boys had told all them French gals that we had tails. Then they found this ignorant colored soldier, paid him to tie a tail to his ass and run around half-naked, making monkey sounds. Put him on the big round table in the Cafe Napoleon, put a reed in his hand, crown on his head, blanket on his shoulders, and made him eat *bananas* in front of all them Frenchies. Oh, how the white boys danced that night… passed out leaflets with that boy’s picture on it. Called him Moonshine, King of the Monkeys. And when we slit his throat, you know that fool asked us what he had done wrong?”
“Alexa, play something festive…”
LaBelle(Sarah Dash,Patti LaBelle, and Nona Hendryx) backstage after performing at the pre-opening night party of the Bottom Line in Greenwich Village (photographed by Allan Tannenbaum for SoHo News, 1974)
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MyGreatest Divas of All Time (in no particular order except for 1 & 2)
1. Celine Dion-“The Voice of an Angel” (My Idol)
2. Whitney Houston-“The Voice” (My Love)
3. Dolly Parton-“Queen of Country”
4. Aretha Franklin-“Queen of Soul”
5. Patti Labelle-“Miss Patti”
6. Tina Tuner-“Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll"
7. Cher-"I’m Cher Bitch!”
8. Mary J. Blige-“Queen of R&B”
9. Beyonce-“Queen B”
10. Mariah Carey-“ The Songbird”
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PATTI LABELLE for The New York Times Style Magazine photographed Hank Willis Thomas and Deb Willis (2020)
beyond-the-political-spectrum:
So FOXNews CAN keep these women straight, but confuses Patty Labelle with Aretha Franklin…
I know this is old but it’s sending me right now, tho
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1970s Soul Train Moments
- Ike & Tina Turner - aired: April 22, 1972
- The Sylvers - aired: September 22, 1973
- The Jackson 5 - aired: October 27, 1973
- Marvin Gaye - aired: February 16, 1974
- Sylvia Robinson and The Moments - aired: May 11, 1974
- Billy Preston - aired: September 7, 1974
- LaBelle - aired: December 7, 1974
- Chaka Khan - aired: February 15, 1975
- BB King, James Brown and Bobby “Blue” Bland - aired: March 15, 1975
- Donna Summer - aired: March 20, 1976
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soul overload!
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