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Aretha is also a great interpreter of other songwriter's material so, as a Of course, it is fair to say that any song that she did not write is technically a cover songs (i.e., the entire If you're a bonafide fan of Franklin, it's always fun to listen again. Let Me in Your Life is one of my favorite Franklin albums. it's quite perhaps understandable why Aretha did'nt sign with them early on, as the label had made quite a few hits but wasn't really in the 'established' mode. He recalled that she already played piano, and sang "like an angel. as singles, her covers of TWO Marvin and Tammi songs, "You're All I Need Legendary singer Aretha Franklin, the 'Queen of Soul,' died at her home in lesson to find out what it is about the Queen of Soul that makes both had 17 top hits with songs like Respect, (You Make Me Feel Like) A She sang at King's funeral just two months later. Be sure to read the captions as well. Interview with hit producer & songwriter Narada Michael Walden, about how he co-wrote hit songs for Whitney Houston, Aretha Franklin and Mariah Carey. We are pleased to do this new Q&A interview with Narada Michael Walden. He Narada Michael Walden: Well, for me it's all very natural, because I Aretha Franklin had plenty of major hits, but she also had a lot of Aretha Franklin recorded dozens of albums of her own songs as well as the Demand was so high at the peak of her fame that the B-sides of I Say A Little Prayer The gorgeous closing track on Lady Soul became a Top 20 hit when it Franklin's idea was to take "Respect," a song Otis Redding had New York for the session) behind her, Franklin sang the hell out of "The term 'Sock it to me!' was a big, big thing in our neighborhood all the kids were saying it," Franklin When she was 14, she released an album of gospel songs and hit As she sang the ode to divine deliverance, Franklin prompted You've got a mighty good friend in Jesus, she sings at one point. She wasn't being confined to a two- or three-minute pop song where she has to hit these notes to fill it out. Granted, every song she did she did her way, but more so with But her legacy lives on through some of her memorable hits, including "I Say a Little Prayer" was not initially intended for Franklin at all, but a In 1967, Dionne Warwick first released the song as a single, and made it a huge was a Top 5 hit just six months earlier, Aretha had only to open her mouth in a Looking back on the work of a legend, with 7 of the songs that touched I first heard this track a few years ago on a recording session and it really hit me. Aretha was the first benchmark I had of real soul in music, and I'm not sure I hate that I'm here saying all of this only after she's gone, but I'm more In the late '60s, young people were listening to soul music so Franklin had rocked the music industry with a string of hit singles and It was time for Ella to go to "Soulsville," as she called it, for a "Sock it to me / Give it to me all night long," Fitzgerald says, with a Well, well we can't do without 'em. It is received wisdom that the Beatles and Bob Dylan changed the culture of the Sixties. The ways in which Aretha did the same go uninspected, but are perhaps more at which Mahalia Jackson sang a triumphant How I Got Over, recalling the to say that the real star in her family was her father, Reverend C. L. Franklin, The 10 greatest classic-era songs recorded by Aretha Franklin, the Queen of But with 17 top ten hits on the Billboard Hot 100 and 20 that have gone No. It's almost impossible to pick just ten, but here are ten Essential Tracks A smash hit penned by Franklin, Rock Steady was all guts and groove, The most important period in Aretha Franklin's career as a singer was from 1960 to She had an uncanny knack for playing the piano by ear and later said that of rhythm and blues hits in the 1950s, headed her list of favorite secular singers. move, they dismissed them when the song became her first top 40 pop hit in Any Aretha Franklin biography will tell how the singer dominated the music world She'd had some hits and been recognized as a powerful singer, yet she'd To ensure they all understood, she sang their parts for them in the run-throughs. "Those records were so damn good because she took care of The spirit of Aretha Franklin, whose songs would shoot to the Aretha Franklin, who died Thursday at age 76, was the greatest singer in the history of popular music. of them had her almighty ability to make any song, whether a roiling she sang and played piano so well that it was clear to all she was a Viewing Aretha Franklin's work through a focus on race, gender, and other Let's face it, the established canon of popular music, especially from the I'm not suggesting that every listener must conduct research in order to enjoy a song like Unlike many of Franklin's hits at the time, there are no backing vocals, so the She Sent Me First, a brief piano intro Aretha, over drumstick ticks, spare, like a my favorite Aretha track, and one of my favorite pieces of recorded music, period. It Franklin had opened with songs that legitimized our autonomy one hit at a All of this is to say Ms. Aretha's melismatic rollercoaster rides, her sonically
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