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Patti LaBelle Essentials

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Patti LaBelle Essentials

Apple Music R&B

Tracks: 25115:49

“Lady Marmalade“ and the outsized best of a born diva.

Updated Sep 17, 2025

Tracks 25

  1. 1The Best Of Philadelphia International Records4:46
  2. 2A broken heart is all that's left4:49
  3. 3Wedding Reception Party-Pleasers3:55
  4. 4Philly Soul Reunion4:59
  5. 5Patti LaBelle: Greatest Hits4:11
  6. 6Burnin'4:52
  7. 7Legacy's Rhythm & Soul Revue4:35
  8. 8Patti LaBelle: Greatest Hits4:01
  9. 920th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Patti LaBelle4:54
  10. 1020th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Patti LaBelle4:52
  11. 1120th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Patti LaBelle3:38
  12. 1220th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Patti LaBelle4:31
  13. 1320th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Patti LaBelle5:34
  14. 14Gotta Go Solo - Single4:01
  15. 15Mama I Want To Sing3:44
  16. 16Timeless Journey3:19
  17. 17The Essential Patti Labelle8:10
  18. 1820th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Patti LaBelle5:17
  19. 1920th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Patti LaBelle5:09
  20. 20Flame4:24
  21. 21Miami Vice (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)3:59
  22. 22The Essential Patti Labelle4:19
  23. 23Love Songs5:43
  24. 2420th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Patti LaBelle5:10
  25. 25Romantic Music2:46

About this playlist

Patti LaBelle doesn’t sing, she belts—and wails, and gushes, and in general covers basically everything between a whisper and a scream with a poise and power unmatched in soul. Subtle? Nah. But in her expressiveness (she once joked that she was the “original drag queen”), LaBelle makes a space for feelings too big for daily life—a gift that has made her both a soul legend and an icon for an LGBTQ community seeking public voice. (She was, among other things, an early advocate for AIDS/HIV awareness.) From her early days alongside Nona Hendryx and Sarah Dash in the trailblazing LaBelle through periods of raw funk, polished disco and tender quiet storm, these tracks highlight a voice that helped shape the sound and feel of Black American music for generations.