Dunhill Records

She was born in Leland, Mississippi, where her mother was a cotton picker.

She grew up in Long Beach, California, got her start in gospel music with the Art Reynolds Singers, signed with Dunhill Records, and went on to win a Grammy for her legendary 1977 number one disco smash, Don't Leave Me This Way.

And fun fact, despite sharing a famous last name, she has no relation to Sissy Houston or Whitney Houston.

Go figure.

This one was recorded in February of 1971 with famed producer Lou Adler.

You know, after he sold Dunhill Records, which he founded in 1964, Lou went on to found Ode Records.

That's right.

Ode Records.

The monster is gonna get to your mind.

Steppenwolf gives birth to the monster on Dunhill Records.

Things look bad from over here.

Too much confusion and no

Its leaders were supposed to serve the country.

Monster.

A view from the head of Steppenwolf, The Monster, another great album from Dunhill Records.

Beware of the wolf.