"Bette-phile" genre: New Wave
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	Anthem for the love all Betties! Bettie Paige, Betty Crocker and Bette Davis, just to mention a few. Inspired by Brian Eno in this quirky new wave hit. Unnerving, achromatic tone with 80's new wave vocals-similiar to Missing Persons, Lene Loverich and Nina Hagen. Early Roxy Music, No Doubt. Euro-trash, Avante-Garde, Art-Rock, Post-Punk, New Wave. It has been #1 on the mp3.com New Wave Charts for three weeks!
	MP3.com CD: The Big Hair Sex Circus - buy it! CD: The Big Hair Sex Circus   Label: imusic/Revelation Media Credits: Produced by Salon Betty and SAI. Recorded at Seattle Art Institute in 1995. Digitally remastered by Nathan Kaylor for Revelation Media Prague, Czech Republic 1997. Special thanks to Peter and Dorothy.
	Story Behind the Song "Betty-phile" was a term coined by a music critic for Seattle's pop-culture periodical, The Stranger, to describe Salon Betty fans-"There they stood, all lined up, bouffanted 'Betty-philes' in fetish gear." "Betty-heads" was another term that just didn't stick... Betty wrote the song as an anthem to honor all the great Betties of the world. The thing must sacred Bettie Paige, Betty Crocker and Bette Davis. There's a bit of Betty in ever girl-it's time to embrace your inner Bettie! Featuring Joey "Microwave" Adams (former keyboardist of Lita Ford and Andy Williams) on keys in this avante-garde/art-rock song. Betty wrote the lyrics by free association and random chaos...

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