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| Elizabeth Dickerson, Waxmate of the Month (not yet known as Zabethe Wilde) |
Capitol Records (1961)
Betty "China Doll" Dickerson, who possessed a rare knack for interpreting the blues with her body, introduced a sparkling new brand of eurythmics to night-club audiences.
China Doll Dickerson changed her name to Zabeth Wilde when she became a singer. She recorded at least two singles for Capitol Records in 1961
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| 1952 |
possesses a rare knack for interpreting the blues with her body
1954
Covers her torse with balloons and lets male customers at ringside pop them .
When the last ones burst , she runs offstage nude
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| 1958 Zabethe mimicking Elvis |