Betty Harris

In 1963, after being in the music business for a few years, Betty Harris recorded a slowed-down version of Solomon Burke's hit of the year before, "Cry to Me", produced by the original record's producer, Bert Berns, and released on the Jubilee record label. In 1964, Betty Harris switched record labels to Sansu, a New Orleans label, where she was produced by Allen Toussaint. In 2005, Harris returned to the music industry after a long absence. Harris toured Australia in 2006 and appeared on the TV show RocKwiz, where she performed "Cry to Me", and a duet of "Love Lots of Lovin with the Australian singer John Paul Young. ==Discography==

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