They Say I’m Different is the second studio album by Betty Davis, released in 1974. This groundbreaking album showcases her bold, unapologetic approach to funk and soul. Betty Davis wrote every song and also produced this album that was featured in The Wire’s list “100 Records That Set the World on Fire (While No One Was Listening)”
1) Shoo-B-Doop And Cop Him
2) He Was A Big Freak
3) Your Mama Wants Ya Back
4) Don’t Call Her No Tramp
5) Git In There
6) They Say I’m Different
7) 70’s Blues
8) Special People
9) He Was a Big Freak (Record Plant Rough Mixes)
10) Don’t Call Her No Tramp (Record Plant Rough Mixes)
11) Git In There (Record Plant Rough Mixes)
12) 70’s Blues (Record Plant Rough Mixes)
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