Home / Music / Bettye Swann's self-titled compilation rounds up 22 Capitol-era songsMusic linernotes album music bettye-swannBettye Swann's self-titled compilation rounds up 22 Capitol-era songsThe self-titled Bettye Swann compilation (released 2004 by Ace Records) collects 22 songs from her Capitol Records period (1968–1970), after she left Money Records. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesBettye Swann recorded across country, pop, soul, and R&B at CapitolWayne Shuler produced Bettye Swann's Capitol Records sessionsBettye Swann hit No. 1 with 'Make Me Yours'.Ann Peebles' Tell It Like It Is peaked at No. 2 on the Hot 100 and topped the R&B chart in 1967Nina Simone's I Put a Spell on You sold a million copies but was banned from radioExplorePrivate Dancer revived Tina Turner's career with twelve million copies sold.The Age of Reason debuted at number one in Australia for John Farnham.Don Johnson's Heartbeat album went Gold.Ultravox's Ultraviolet hit the UK Top 10 but marked a commercial decline.Weather Report's Heavy Weather sold over a million copiesPrevious Bill Withers co-produced Live at Carnegie Hall with four others.Next Bettye Swann recorded across country, pop, soul, and R&B at Capitol