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R-E-S-P-E-C-T?

 

She totally deserves it!!

 

 

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Dang, I think she was always Freddie's favorite singer. Iirc he wrote Somebody To Love as a tribute to her, hoped she might sing it someday.

 

Did she ever?

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I just read today that she is receiving hospice care. She's one of the all time greats- I wish her and her family peace.
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"Ain't no mountain high enough..."

 

What a career, what a life.

 

 

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RIP.

 

See Saw is one of my all time favorite tunes. That middle section . . . "that ain't right...that ain't right..." - incredible.

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Thank you and RIP, Aretha Franklin :rose:
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The greatest voice of our time imo. RIP Aretha.

She and Jimi are the 2 artists I most regret never having been fortunate enough to see live.

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Aretha Franklin featuring Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood, and Whoopi Goldberg - Jumpin' Jack Flash

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQkrLpwj1vk

 

“It took me ages to persuade her to play piano on ‘Jumpin’ Jack Flash,’ Rolling Stones songwriter and guitarist Keith Richards told me (interviewer Randy Lewis) in 2015, referring to her version of the song she recorded for the 1986 Whoopi Goldberg film of the same title.

 

“The deal was,” Richards recalled, “that if we came to Detroit, she’d do it, because she hates traveling. I said, ‘I’ll make a deal with you: We’ll come to Detroit, but you’ve got to play piano.’ It’s automatic with her: She starts playing those beautiful gospel chords. She doesn’t think of herself as much of a piano player, but when [she’s] singing with it, it’s a different thing.”

 

The above comment is from the LA Times posted below.

 

The voice was incredible, but Aretha Franklin at the piano was also pure magic

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