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In 1989, Franklin returned with her first pop album in three years with Through the Storm but despite scoring a Top 20 hit with the title track featuring Elton John and the presence of Whitney Houston in their duet single, "It Isn't, It Wasn't, It Ain't Ever Gonna Be", the album tanked, as did a follow-up, 1991's poorly-arranged and produced new jack swing effort, What You See Is What You Sweat. After singing Donny Hathaway's "Someday We'll All Be Free" on the Malcolm X soundtrack in 1992 and singing...

Aretha Franklin's Jerry Wexler-produced hits for Atlantic Records in the late '60s and early '70s are about as close to the church as secular pop can get, and her gospel-fueled soul vocals on songs...

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Respect - Franklin, Aretha w/vocal. You Make Me Feel Like A Natural Woman - Franklin, Aretha w/vocal. Share Your Love With Me - Franklin, Aretha w/vocal. I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You - Franklin, Aretha w/vocal. I Knew You Were Waiting For Me - Franklin, Aretha & George Michael w/vocal. Through The Storm - Franklin, Aretha & Elton John w/vocal. Respect - Franklin, Aretha. You Make Me Feel Like A Natural Woman - Franklin, Aretha. Share Your Love With Me - Franklin, Aretha. I Never...

Aretha Franklin has simply been one of the greatest singers of the modern generation, and whether bringing her powerful, passionate voice to bear on gospel standards, songs from the Great American Songbook, jazz standards, pop ditties, or deep Southern soul and R&B, she has always had the presence -- much like Ray Charles -- to make anything she touches unmistakably hers. Franklin began her career in gospel when she was still a teenager, and her amazing vocal talents, coupled with her fine piano...

30 Greatest Hits by Aretha Franklin on CD 30 Greatest Hits zeroes in on Aretha Franklin's prime recording period for Atlantic, from her breakout in 1967 with "I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You)" through the end of 1974, during which the Queen of Soul truly reigned over the charts -- she averaged over one pop hit every two months. This two-disc set delivers all of her classics ("Respect," "Do Right Woman, Do Right Man," "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman," "Chain of Fools," "Think," ...

The myth that Columbia Records producers kept Aretha Franklin from finding her soul on disc has largely been discredited, and albums such as the 1964 Unforgettable are a big reason why. Working with a small, surprisingly tough rhythm section, Franklin delivers highly personalized renditions of 10 songs associated with the great Dinah Washington, who'd passed just months before. The material ranges from pop standards to Hank Williams and Bessie Smith numbers, paralleling Franklin's own eclecticism...

This early Aretha 45 clearly shows how Columbia was trying to split her into different compartments... The A side was a top-10 RnB hit, but didn't even place on the pop chart. The flip, however, became her first top 40 pop hit, but it didn't place on the RnB chart. Both sides are excellent, but very different, sides of Aretha's early style. Note: The label has a few color flecks missing around the outer edge. "Rock-A-Bye" has almost near mint audio, and "Heartbreak"'s is EX but has a couple of...

Release Date: 1994-03-22, Audio CD, Atlantic

If there is a better female soul singer than Aretha Franklin in this galaxy, we have not yet heard her. This Rhino compilation, while in no way comprehensive, is nonetheless an outstanding sampler of songs by one of soul music's all-time giants. Save a couple of missteps (the crossover attempts of her versions of "Elenor Rigby" and "The Weight") there's not a dud among these 16 songs and some, like "Chain of Fools," "Baby I Love You," and "Respect," rank among the greatest pop songs ever recorded.

Aretha Franklin’s 1971 album Live at Fillmore West was a seminal soul breakthrough. It finally cemented her status beyond soul audiences, and it matched her with a phenomenal rhythm section in King Curtis and the Kingpens. Franklin adroitly mixed pop, rock and soul material throughout the three nights, including Stephen Stills’ “Love The One You’re With” and Bread’s “Make It With You” and the Beatles’ “Eleanor Rigby,” as well as true favorites “Respect,” “Don’t Play That Song” and “Spirit in...

Spirit in the Dark was one of Aretha Franklin's more overlooked albums from her Atlantic prime, despite the inclusion of a couple hit singles (the title track and "Don't Play That Song"). The disc includes five of her own compositions (the most she ever recorded for a single album) and her usual eclectic choice of cover material. On this record, the covers ranged from B.B. King and Dr. John to Jimmy Reed and Goffin/King's "Oh Not My Baby." The album also benefits from great backup players: Both the...

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Product Description High quality photo of Aretha Franklin printed on premium brand Fujicolour Crystal Archive photographic paper. Starstills.com specialise in providing the finest celebrity and movie pictures to our customers. This high quality Aretha Franklin photo is available in 4 different print sizes including 24x20'' (60cm x 50xm) wall poster size and 2 luxury framing options for our 8x10'' photos. Framing Options: Luxury four section mirror and black glass photo frame. A simply beautiful...

Release Date: 2004-10-15, Audio CD, Pocketsongs CDG