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ARETHA FRANKLIN

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these recordings, made in a TV studio in Cologne during her first European tour in 1968, are smack in the middle of soul’s Golden Age.

ARETHA FRANKLIN

Lady Soul (2023 repress)

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Aretha Franklin’s twelfth studio album, released in early 1968.

ARETHA FRANKLIN

Amazing Grace (50th anniversary edition)

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celebrating 50 years of delighting ears across the stratosphere, this landmark concert comes on very respectful-looking wax.

ARETHA FRANKLIN

yeah!!! (2022 reissue)

180g audiophile lp - £25.99 | Buy

The Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin released her seventh studio album Yeah!!! in 1965.

ARETHA FRANKLIN

aretha

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To say that Aretha Franklin was one of the greatest American artists of all time is an understatement.

ARETHA FRANKLIN

Aretha (2020 reissue)

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The 1986 self-titled Aretha Franklin album was a successful one, notable for containing five R&B hits, including the number 1 hit “I Knew You Were Wai...

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Unforgettable (Tribute To Dinah Washington) (2022 reissue)

Unforgettable
Cold, Cold Heart
What a Diff’rence a Day Made
Drinking Again
Nobody Knows the Way I Feel
This Morning
Evil Gal Blues
Don’t Say You’re Sorry Again
This Bitter Earth
If I Should Lose You
Soulville

ARETHA FRANKLIN

Unforgettable (Tribute To Dinah Washington) (2022 reissue)

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limited numbered 180g audiophile crystal clear lp (only 700 for uk)

Released: 7th Jan 2022

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in February 1964, Aretha Franklin released her fifth studio album Unforgettable - A Tribute to Dinah Washington.

Aretha never personally met Dinah, but she was a good friend of Aretha’s father. Washington always had a major influence of the blossoming style of Aretha. Several covers are, to this day, considered as some of her greatest hits due to Franklin’s timeless voice. The album was recorded at New York’s Columbia Studios. The recordings were made with the assistance of a small and sympathetic accompanying group for which producer Bob Mersey supplied minimal written guidance.