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16. Aug. 2018 · Aretha Franklin, the "queen of soul" known for hits like Respect and Think, has died in Detroit at the age of 76. The legendary singer was diagnosed with cancer in 2010 and announced last year she ...
23. Sept. 2014 · Aretha Franklin – I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You – Classic Music Review. Lady Soul may be Aretha’s most celebrated album, but this is the one that made her Lady Soul in the first place. Rolling Stone, of course, was a little late to the party: Rolling Stone chided the album for “the lack of versatility on the part of the sidemen.
16. Aug. 2018 · Aretha Franklin, known worldwide as the Queen of Soul and ranked among the greatest, most influential singers of the 20th Century, has died.
16. Feb. 2018 · 1.) Singing has been a lifetime affair for Aretha Franklin. She was just 12-year-old when she made her debut performance at the New Bethel Baptist Church in Detroit, Michigan. As for her song choice, Franklin chose "Jesus, Be a Fence Around Me." 2.) In case you didn't know, "Respect" is a cover of an Otis Redding song.
Erma and Aretha Franklin’s youngest sister, Carolyn Franklin wrote some moderately successful songs: ‘Without Love’, ‘Baby Baby Baby’, ‘I Was Made for You’, and ‘Sing It Again-Say It Again’ are among the various Carolyn Franklin compositions. She was one of ‘s background vocalists five years, and also recorded as a solo artist for RCA. Her most successful release was ‘It ...
16. Aug. 2018 · Aretha Franklin QUEEN of Soul, voice of a generation, one of a kind,took no crap+she didn't fly, she wore fur 2 an inauguration & dared someone2 say something,she is now in the pantheon of Gods ...
14. Mai 2024 · Aretha Franklin (born March 25, 1942, Memphis, Tennessee, U.S.—died August 16, 2018, Detroit, Michigan) was an American singer who defined the golden age of soul music of the 1960s. Franklin’s mother, Barbara, was a gospel singer and pianist. Her father, C.L. Franklin, presided over the New Bethel Baptist Church of Detroit, Michigan, and ...
