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LaVern Baker - Let Me Belong to You

Let Me Belong to You
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Release Date:01/01/1970
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  • All Music Guide

    Compiling highlights from the seven singles issued by LaVern Baker during her threeyear tenure with the Brunswick label, Let Me Belong to You couches the legendary RB diva in the polished Chicago soul sound of the mid1960sone can't help but miss the raw vitality of her classic Atlantic RB sides, but producers Carl Davis and Eugene Record nevertheless showcase her potent vocals to vivid effect. Songs like "Born to Lose" and "Love Is Ending" capture a maturity and melancholy unique within the Baker oeuvre, posing an intriguing question of how her career may have evolved if she hadn't spent the next two decades in selfimposed exile.

    - Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

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LaVern Baker

LaVern Baker was one of the sexiest divas gracing the mid-'50s rock roll circuit, boasting a brashly seductive vocal delivery tailor-made for belting the catchy novelties "Tweedlee Dee," "Bop-Ting-a-Ling," and "Tra La La" for Atlantic Records during rock's first wave of prominence.Born Delores Williams, she was singing at -the Club DeLisa on Chicago's south side at age... Read more