Patti LaBelle: The Pie That Broke The Internet Born Patricia Louise Holte in Philadelphia on May 24, 1944, Patti LaBelle rose from singing in church choirs to becoming the "Godmother of Soul." After forming the Ordettes in 1961, the group evolved into the Bluebelles, scoring hits at Harlem's Apollo Theater. In 1970, facing career collapse, they rebranded as "Labelle" with space suits and glam rock style. Their 1974 hit "Lady Marmalade" topped the Billboard Hot 100—though Patti had no idea the Fr

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Patti LaBelle & Frank Sinatra — duet magic right here. They recorded “Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered” for Sinatra’s album Duets II, released in 1994.  This performance stands as a testament to the fact that Patti LaBelle can sing with anything—and anyone. Not only that, but Frank Sinatra was a huge fan of hers. On his 80th birthday she sang a tribute and he gave her a standing ovation. Enjoy this clip. It’s the perfect reminder of artistry, versatility, and the kind of vocal presence that c