Rhino Records revisits the early days of Bette Midler’s incredible career with a deluxe version of her iconic 1972 debut album, The Divine Miss M. The Divine Miss M helped launch Midler’s extraordinary career and features Top 20 Australian hits “Do You Want To Dance” and “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy”. The Divine Miss M: Deluxe Edition includes the remastered album, plus a bonus disc of singles, outtakes and demos, as well as new liner notes written by Midler. Co-produced by Barry Manilow, The Divine Miss M was released in November 1972, reached the Top 10 on the US album chart, and was later certified platinum by the RIAA. The following year, Midler won the Grammy Award for “Best New Artist.” The Divine Miss M: Deluxe Edition features a second disc with nine additional tracks. The set includes five unreleased recordings: an alternate version “Superstar” (penned by Leon Russell and Bonnie Bramlett); demos for “Saturday Night” and “Mr Freedom And I”, plus the original 1972 versions of “Old Cape Cod” and “Marahuana”, songs that were later remixed for Midler’s 1976 album, Songs For The New Depression.