Betty Harris - The Lost Queen Of New Orleans SoulUnder the guidance of musical legend Allen Toussiant, unsung soul queen Betty Harris recorded a string of incredible singles that have finally been collected on a new compilation by Soul Jazz Records. Recorded between 1964 and 1969, and backed by seminal engine room The Meters, the singles capture Harris' raw, soulful, uncompromising voice that reflected the city's raucous music scene, spilling out of every joint on Bourbon Street. Although not native

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