BETTY DAVIS DAY TWO: A NEWCOMER REVIEWS PT. 2 – THEY SAY I’M DIFFERENT

Tuesday, October 6th, 2009

Alex Healy – Betty Davis virgin, clothing designer, writer, and newly christened entrepreneur – continues to dodge and weave through the sexified labyrinth of sweat, funk, and soul the absolutely brilliant Betty Davis wove oh so long ago.

You can check out Alex’s fashion writing HERE.

You can check out Alex’s San Francisco estate sale business, Old Hat, HERE.

This time, she tackles Ms. Davis’ sophomore release, the dangerously sexy They Say I’m Different.

Alex, please, let your lovely opinions fly.

Betty Davis – They Say I’m Different (1974)

Album two in many a career is cursed. Star-fucking groupies, egos, booze and a powerful jinx that seems to permeate the studio for a performer’s second album is difficult to escape, but Betty’s sophomore album released a year later in 1974, They Say I’m Different, dovetails bewitchingly with her inaugural album. No slump here. It’s heavy on the funky bass, righteous vocals and sexy lyrics that many were begging for. And something tells me Betty has a lot of people begging for her.

What you need to know: Now, I’m open minded but pain is not my middle name (see prior post), Song 2, more formally titledHe Was a Big Freak”, regales of floosy fantasies, whippings with turquoise chains and middle names like Pain. You can tell this stunning lady used to model for Glamour and Seventeen with such an apt description of her chains. The world of sex could really use more color descriptions, golden rod paddles, cerulean whips and gargoyle gray hand cuffs. Sounds delightful doesn’t it?

“They say I’m different because I eat chitlins.” I say I’m jealous because you eat chitlins.

One Response to “BETTY DAVIS DAY TWO: A NEWCOMER REVIEWS PT. 2 – THEY SAY I’M DIFFERENT”

  1. Clubber Lang says:

    Drago’s size and incredible strength and power are definitely huge advantages. But Clubber has a higher skill level. His fast with his hands and quick on his feet, and he’s also pretty strong and powerful for his size. In their first fight, he brutally knocked the iron-chinned Balboa out, with the latter hitting his face on the canvass. Also, Lang trains like hell especially when he’s motivated. If he puts his mind on the fight and trains like he did in that first fight with Rocky, I think he can beat Drago.

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