Street Lady
Donald Byrd · 1973
42 min · 6 tracks · funk · jazz · R&B
A vibrant fusion of jazz and funk that captivates with soulful melodies and intricate rhythms.
Street Lady is an album by Donald Byrd, released in 1973. A vibrant fusion of jazz and funk that captivates with soulful melodies and intricate rhythms. 'Street Lady' is significant for its innovative blend of jazz and funk, influencing future genres and artists. The album received critical acclaim, with notable praise from publications like DownBeat, highlighting Byrd's role in the evolution of jazz during the early 1970s. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Street Lady sound like?
A vibrant fusion of jazz and funk that captivates with soulful melodies and intricate rhythms. Rooted in funk and jazz.
What makes Street Lady by Donald Byrd notable?
'Street Lady' is significant for its innovative blend of jazz and funk, influencing future genres and artists. The album received critical acclaim, with notable praise from publications like DownBeat, highlighting Byrd's role in the evolution of jazz during the early 1970s. When 'Street Lady' was released in July 1973, Donald Byrd was transitioning from his earlier hard bop style into more experimental territory. This album followed his 1972 release, 'Electric Byrd,' which had already begun to explore the intersection of jazz and funk, positioning Byrd as a pioneer in the jazz fusion movement.
How many songs are on Street Lady?
Street Lady has 6 tracks, running approximately 42 minutes.
Tracklist
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- 1 Lansana's Priestess Standout 7:39
- 2 Miss Kane 6:20
- 3 Sister Love Standout 6:11
- 4 Street Lady Standout 5:40
- 5 Witch Hunt 9:42
- 6 Woman of the World 6:51
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