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Femme Fatale (1992)

Miki Howard
Reviewed by Amy Linden | Oct 30, 1992
EW's GRADE
A-

Details Lead Performance: Miki Howard; Genre: R&B

It takes some kind of voice to cover Billie Holiday and Sly Stone with equal smarts and style, and Miki Howard has some kind of voice. Whether she's testifying, cooing, or wooing, as on the slinky single ''Ain't Nobody Like You,'' Femme Fatale shows why she's so popular among R&B fans who place chops over persona. A-

Originally posted Oct 30, 1992 Published in issue #142 Oct 30, 1992 Order article reprints

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