Aretha Franklin (1942–2018)

Track Listings
Disc: 1
1 I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You)
2 Respect
3 Do Right Woman, Do Right Man
4 Dr. Feelgood (Love Is Serious Business)
5 Save Me
6 Baby, I Love You
7 (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman
8 Chain of Fools
9 (Sweet Sweet Baby) Since You've Been Gone
10 Ain't No Way
11 Think
12 I Say a Little Prayer
13 The House That Jack Built
14 See Saw
15 The Weight
16 Share Your Love with Me
17 Eleanor Rigby
Disc: 2
1 Call Me
2 Spirit in the Dark
3 Don't Play That Song
4 You're All I Need to Get show more By
5 Bridge over Troubled Water
6 Spanish Harlem
7 Rock Steady
8 Oh Me Oh My (I'm a Fool for You Baby)
9 Day Dreaming
10 Wholy Holy
11 Angel
12 Until You Come Back to Me (That's What I'm Gonna Do)
13 I'm in Love show less

1 Aretha Franklin– Satisfaction
2 Otis Redding– Day Tripper
3 Howard Tate– Girl Of The North Country
4 Otis Clay– She’s About A Mover
5 Jimmy Ruffin– 96 Tears
6 Jr. Walker & The All Stars*– These Eyes
7 Bobby Womack– California Dreamin’
8 Four Tops– Walk Away Renee
9 Percy Sledge– Kind Woman
10 Ike & Tina Turner– Proud Mary
11 Wilson Pickett– Mama Told Me Not To Come
12 Al Green– How Can You Mend A Brokern Heart
13 Aretha Franklin– The Weight
14 The Isley Brothers– Summer show more Breeze (Part 1)
15 Earth, Wind & Fire– Got To Get You Into My Life
16 Pointer Sisters– Fire
17 The Staple Singers– Slippery People
18 Run-D.M.C.*– Walk This Way show less

Volume One
1-1 I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You)
Songwriter – Ronnie Shannon
2:49
1-2 Do Right Man - Do Right Woman
Songwriter – Chips Moman, Dan Pennington
3:13
1-3 Save Me
Songwriter – Aretha Franklin, Carolyn Franklin, Curtis Ousley
2:17
1-4 Respect
Songwriter – Otis Redding
2:24
1-5 Baby, Baby, Baby
Songwriter – Aretha Franklin, Carolyn Franklin
2:52
1-6 Dr. Feelgood (Love Is A Serious Business)
Songwriter – Aretha Franklin, Ted White
3:19
1-7 (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural show more Woman
Songwriter – Carole King, Gerry Goffin, Jerry Wexler
2:44
1-8 Soul Serenade
Songwriter – Curtis Ousley, Luther Dixon
2:36
1-9 Drown In My Own Tears
Songwriter – Henry Glover
4:04
1-10 Chain Of Fools
Guitar – Joe South
Songwriter – Don Covay
2:46
1-11 Baby, I Love You
Songwriter – Ronnie Shannon
2:41
1-12 Ain't Nobody (Gonna Turn Me Around)
Songwriter – Carolyn Franklin
2:34
1-13 (Sweet Sweet Baby) Since You've Been Gone
Songwriter – Aretha Franklin, Ted White
4:23
1-14 You Are My Sunshine
Songwriter – Charles Mitchell (3), Jimmie Davis
4:19
15 Going Down Slow
Songwriter – James B. Oden
4:29
1-16 Never Let Me Go
Songwriter – Joe Scott*
2:52
1-17 I Wonder
Songwriter – Cecil Gant, Raymond Leveen
4:22
1-18 Prove It
Songwriter – Horace Ott, Randie Evretts
2:57
1-19 Good Times
Songwriter – Sam Cooke
2:06
1-20 Come Back Baby
Songwriter – Walter Davis
2:25
1-21 A Change
Songwriter – Clyde Otis, Dorian Burton
Written By – Herman Wesley Kelley
2:23
1-22 You're A Sweet Sweet Man
Songwriter – Ronnie Shannon
3:15
1-23 Good To Me As I Am To You
Songwriter – Aretha Franklin, Ted White
3:56
1-24 People Get Ready
Songwriter – Curtis Mayfield
3:42
1-25 Ain't No Way
Songwriter – Carolyn Franklin
4:11 show less

FROM AMAZON: Her soulful, soaring voice has earned her mythic status. Now, in her own moving words, the woman behind the myth is revealed. The result is a captivating self-portrait of one of this century's most fascinating artists, an Aretha Franklin as real as the songs she sings.

For the first time anywhere, Aretha tells her story--the glorious triumphs as well as the heartbreaking pain. With refreshing candor, Aretha tells it like it is, the way she sees it, the way she lived it.

A child show more prodigy of the golden age of gospel, the daughter of a world-famous preacher, Aretha was the anointed successor to Mahalia Jackson and Clara Ward. But her father had a broader vision and helped Aretha enter the field of pop and jazz. By age eighteen, she was under contract to Columbia Records. Six years later, after only a few minor hits, she switched to Atlantic, where she shook the musical world to its roots. Her song "Respect" became the anthem of an epoch, a touchstone for African Americans, for women, for all people struggling to be free. Aretha became the Queen of Soul, the genre's finest interpreter since Ray Charles. show less