Aretha Franklin - Aretha Arrives (Full Album) [Official Video]

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The full album of Aretha Arrives by Aretha Franklin, released August 4, 1967. Featuring standout tracks including “Baby, I Love You” and “Satisfaction,” it highlights Aretha’s powerful vocals and soulful energy. A dynamic follow-up to her breakthrough record I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You, it is recognized as an important early work in her rise as the Queen of Soul.

Track List:

Satisfaction 00:00

You Are My Sunshine 02:43

Never Let Me Go 07:08

96 Tears 10:05

Prove It 12:29

Night Life 15:32

That’s Life 18:50

I Wonder 22:23

Ain’t Nobody (Gonna Turn Me Around) 26:51

Going Down Slow 29:31

Baby, I Love You 34:07

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An icon of 20th and 21st century music, the voice of the civil rights movement, and the undisputed Queen of Soul—there is only one Aretha Franklin. In her incredible six-decade career, Aretha evolved from teenage gospel star to reigning pop and R&B diva, recording classics like “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman,” “Chain Of Fools”, “Think” (lyrics by Aretha Franklin), definitive versions of the songs “Respect” and “I Say a Little Prayer”, and global hits like “Freeway Of Love,” “I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)”, and “A Rose Is Still A Rose.”

Altogether, 112 of her singles reached the charts, with 20 No. 1 R&B singles, the most ever by a female artist. She won 18 Grammy Awards (including the first eight trophies for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance) and, out of recognition for her for indelible contribution to American music and culture, received both the Presidential Medal Of Freedom and a Pulitzer Prize.