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Franklin, Aretha (Louise) (1942– )US soul singer. Her voice has a four-octave range and she uses it with a passionate conviction and authority developed from her gospel background. Her hit singles include ‘Respect’ (1967), ‘Think’ (1968), and ‘Chain of Fools’ (1968), and her albums include Lady Soul (1968), Amazing Grace (1972), Who's Zoomin' Who? (1985), and A Rose is a Rose (1998).
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| As Atlantic Records grew from a small independent label into a major national music company, it became a stronghold both of soul, with Aretha Franklin and Otis Redding, and of rock, with the Stones, Led Zeppelin and Yes. Giving tribute to living women like Alice Walker, Nancy Wilson, Oprah herself, Nikki Giovanni, Toni Morrison, Aretha Franklin, and others, the qualities of bravery, magic, and sensuality are evoked. Aretha Franklin captured the attention of audiences worldwide with her smash hit R-E-S-P-E-C-T. |
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