LaBelle

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LaBelle was a pioneering 1970s American female vocal group best known for their hit "Lady Marmalade" and their flamboyant, funk-rock style.

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instanceOf American female vocal group
music group
activeYearsEnd 1977
activeYearsStart 1962
associatedAct Nona Hendryx (solo career)
Patti LaBelle (solo career) NERFINISHED
Sarah Dash (solo career)
Back to NowReleaseYear 2008
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalImpact became icons of 1970s Black female empowerment in music
helped popularize funk-rock fusion in mainstream R&B
decadeOfGreatestSuccess 1970s
disbanded late 1970s
formerName Patti LaBelle and the Bluebelles NERFINISHED
genre R&B
funk
funk rock
glam rock
psychedelic soul
rock
soul
hasHitSingle Lady Marmalade NERFINISHED
influenced funk and disco artists
later R&B girl groups
influencedBy gospel music
soul music
knownFor flamboyant stage costumes
funk-rock style
powerful vocal harmonies
Lady MarmaladeChartPerformance reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100
languageOfWork English
member Nona Hendryx NERFINISHED
Patti LaBelle NERFINISHED
Sarah Dash NERFINISHED
notableSong Lady Marmalade NERFINISHED
notableWork Lady Marmalade NERFINISHED
originatedIn Philadelphia NERFINISHED
recordLabel Epic Records
Track Records NERFINISHED
Warner Bros. Records
reunionAlbum Back to Now NERFINISHED
reunited 2000s
styleCharacteristic space-age and glam-inspired costumes
theatrical live performances
vocalArrangement three-part harmony

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Bob Crewe producedFor LaBelle