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By January 1972, Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin had firmly established herself as the First Lady of Music, with no other being her equal. In just five short years with Atlantic Records, she had racked up nineteen singles that reached number three or better on the R&B chart, including eleven No. 1s, with all of those crossing over to the top 30 of the pop chart as well…and that was just between…
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“I don’t care what they say about Aretha,” Billy Preston, who died in 2006, once said.
“She can be hiding out in her house in Detroit for years. She can go decades without taking a plane or flying off to Europe. She can cancel half her gigs and infuriate every producer and promoter in the country. She can sing all kinds of jive-ass songs that are beneath her. She can go into her diva act and turn off the world. But on any given night, when that lady sits down at the piano and gets her body and soul all over some righteous song, she’ll scare the shit out of you. And you’ll know—you’ll swear—that she’s still the best fuckin’ singer this fucked-up country has ever produced.” [Read More]
Portrait of singer Aretha Franklin with her father C.L. Franklin and sister, fellow singer Carolyn. New York, 1971