5 Things to Know About Bettye Swann’s Capitol-Era Compilation

It collects 22 songs from her Capitol Records period The self-titled compilation covers 1968 to 1970, after she left Money Records.

It was released by Ace Records in 2004 This is the only comprehensive roundup of her Capitol-era work.

It captures her shift to a more polished soul sound Swann’s Capitol recordings are smoother and more produced than her earlier Southern soul output.

It includes her biggest hit from this period The compilation features “Don’t Touch Me,” which reached No. 14 on the R&B chart.

It’s essential for fans of late-1960s soul If you like classic soul with strong vocals and lush arrangements, this is a solid starting point.