#BetteMidler and #DollyParton sing a snippet of #ShiningStar on The #BetteTvSeries, 2000

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Looking back at it now, the year 1980 feels like one of those moments in pop music history when all kinds of movements were colliding. New styles were muscling into the picture, while established genres fought tooth and nail to hold their ground.

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Bette Midler shared an Instagram post denouncing the song “Celebrate Me,” which was made using AI platform Suno.

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Throughout the mid?70s, Bette used “In the Mood” as a crowd?igniter — often stretching it into a full comedy routine. Bootlegs from ’76–’78 show her riffing, mugging, and turning the song into a mini?vaudeville act.

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A few years later, he released his sixth studio album titled In the Right Place, with “Right Place, Wrong Time” serving as its first single in 1973. The track would end up putting Dr. John on the map.

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Video - Bette Midler - To Deserve You - Dim Zach Remix

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The Divine Miss M Fansite: Bette Midler - In The Cool, Cool Of The Evening

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In 1989, a movie soundtrack song rose to the top of the charts, cementing Bette Midler‘s place in pop music history.

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Throughout Hollywood history, we have been inundated by some of the greatest songs from movie soundtracks.

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Bette of Roses is Bette Midler’s eighth studio album, released July 18, 1995, and marks one of the most quietly confident, musically mature chapters in her discography.

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