In a quite beautiful setting ,Bettye La Vette took to the stage after 5 minutes of intro to ' Things Have Changed ' Bettye , now 78 years, oozed style and grace and her voice was as good as ever. Her stories from her 61 year career captivated and each song just made you feel so very privileged to be at Cadogan Hall to witness a seasoned singer who really appreciated the audience and lives to entertain, which she did, not only with her voice but, with some slick dance moves. How Bettye has not been a bigger star is beyond belief and it was fantastic to be in the presence of a truly magnificent entertainer, a great musical life highlight for me, thank you Bettye.
Posted by Omar Qazi on 07/05/2024
Bettye Lavette, Cadogan Hall, London - 6th May 2024
Celebrated Michigan soul and blues singer Bettye Lavette is a recipient of the Legacy of Americana Lifetime Achievement Award. In 2020, Lavette was inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame and packs out venues wherever she performs. Her most notable work includes the critically acclaimed 2005 album I've Got My Own Hell to Raise and The Scene of the Crime which shot to No. 1 on Billboard's Top Blues Albums chart and received a Grammy Award nomination for Best Contemporary Blues Album in 2008.
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