Home / Music / Betty Davis introduced Miles Davis to Jimi Hendrix's musicMusic linernotes album music betty-davisBetty Davis introduced Miles Davis to Jimi Hendrix's musicBetty Davis (née Mabry) was a funk and R&B singer briefly married to jazz trumpeter Miles Davis from September 1968 to 1969, and is credited with introducing him to Jimi Hendrix’s music. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesJust Sunshine Records put out Betty Davis's They Say I'm Different in 1974Betty Davis recorded They Say I'm Different at the Record Plant in 1973Betty Davis self-produced They Say I'm DifferentSly Stone's isolation and drug use shaped There's a Riot Goin' OnThere's a Riot Goin' On marked a dark turn from Sly's sunny optimism — and polarized everyoneExploreFairport Convention's Dave Mattacks played drums on XTC's NonsuchSly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare's breakthrough on Right TimeJim Keltner played drums on Ry Cooder's Into the Purple ValleySheila E, played drums and sang backup on LovesexyJoe Morello played drums on Time OutPrevious Betty Davis recorded They Say I'm Different at the Record Plant in 1973Next Bach's St. Matthew Passion is a sacred masterpiece