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Little did <a href="spotify:artist:6HQHRAb5LpqW0dxJcZ3pg6" data-name="Wanda Davis">Wanda Davis</a> know that when she recorded her version of “Save Me” for Project Soul Records in 1971, her debut single would eventually become one of the most sought-after treasures in the history of American soul, commanding prices of over $1,000 among collectors worldwide. Fast forward more than 40 years, and Wanda makes a remarkable return with her haunting rendition of “Where Did You Sleep Last Night?”—the century-old murder ballad immortalized by Leadbelly. Backed by the unshakable grooves of The Lakers, the house band of <a href="spotify:playlist:3AmTgm5FeBkYsa5HOsEehQ" data-name="Secret Stash Records">Secret Stash Records</a>, and produced by <a href="spotify:artist:75ojnLFgQMyPHt7OrEJn74" data-name="Sonny Knight & The Lakers">Sonny Knight & The Lakers</a> drummer and label head Eric Foss (<a href="spotify:artist:0vI7Yz6QYPpIpSfS04xrPk" data-name="Pierpont & Helgeson">Pierpont & Helgeson</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:37wHYicAjvvsAamGS9271U" data-name="Ace Box Shift">Ace Box Shift</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:2eV826ipLsdMOzQfT1apv5" data-name="The Hi-Bridge Band">The Hi-Bridge Band</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5cYLUzoshWfZP3MxdYHRhg" data-name="The Valdons">The Valdons</a>), it’s immediately clear that Wanda's vocal power has only intensified with time. If anything, her delivery now carries a deeper, more soulful intensity that elevates the track to new heights.
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