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Respect
2
Think
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Spanish Harlem
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(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman
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I Say a Little Prayer
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Son of a Preacher Man
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I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Loved You)
8
Chain of Fools
9
Don't Play That Song
10
Angel
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Border Song (Holy Moses)
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Rock Steady
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See Saw
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House That Jack Built, The
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Oh No, Not My Baby
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Until You Come Back to Me
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Good Times
18
Since You've Been Gone
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You're All I Need to Get By
20
Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing
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Do Right Woman, Do Right Man
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Share Your Love With Me
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Something He Can Feel
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Ain't No Way
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Sisters Are Doin It For Themselves (With Annie Lennox)
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I Knew You Were Waiting (With George Michael)
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Through the Storm
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Love All the Hurt Away
29
Willing to Forgive
30
Let It Be
31
Never Let Me Go
32
Night Time Is the Right Time
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Call Me
34
Drown in My Tears
35
People Get Ready
36
My Song
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Dark End of the Street
38
Today I Sing the Blues
39
Rose Is Still a Rose, A
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Who's Zoomin Who?
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Freeway of Love
42
Day Dreaming
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Bridge Over Troubled Water
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Label: WARNER SPEC. MKT. UK
ABOUT THE ALBUM
Import only two CD collection. Respect features all the classic songs by the original Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin. Rooted in a gospel tradition that was to inform her soul-charged sound, her impact on American pop music was profound. It was the run of late-'60s Atlantic hits featured here ('Respect', 'Chain of Fools', 'I Say a Little Prayer') that made her a star, but as this Best of shows, there was plenty more to come. Aretha was discovered all over again by a new generation in the '80s thanks to her role and performance ('Think') in the hit musical the Blues Brothers. Riding high on a wave of success, duets with latter day icons followed like the epic "I Knew You Were Waiting" with stubble-faced George Michael and the anthemic 'Sisters Are Doing It for Themselves' with self-proclaimed diva Annie Lennox. Respect is certainly due to the remarkable talent of Aretha Franklin and this double disc anthology thoroughly represents the diva in her full majesty. Warner.
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