Della Humphrey’s voice is powerful and deliberate. Tastefully simple vocal runs blossom into wavering vibratos. She can launch into a full-on belt from not much more than a whisper. The command she has over her voice belies the fact that she was 12 years old when she recorded her only well known song, “Don’t Make the Good Girls Go Bad.” Perhaps it was her youth that made for her that spunky, snot-nosed swagger that got her vocals the perfect amount of grit and soul. There’s almost no information about the singer anywhere to be found . . .
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