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  • Carole King, who co-wrote Franklin's hit "Natural Woman," and Rev. Al, who was one of her dearest friends, share their memories of the Queen of Soul.
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  • @jcextranow
    @jcextranow 6 лет назад +205

    When she sat down at that piano during the "You Make Me Feel like a Natural Woman" performance, I got chills. She had that coat on and was ready to work. She didn't come to perform like other artists. She came to work.

    • @steinimmobilien
      @steinimmobilien 6 лет назад +10

      She was serious about her music and singing. Maybe she understood what it meant to have such a gift she had and to bring it to the audiene aka ppl...

    • @fifermcgee5971
      @fifermcgee5971 6 лет назад +13

      What a marvelous moment, not only President Obama had tears in his eyes all her true friends were the same.

    • @AnnetteSuperSurfer
      @AnnetteSuperSurfer 6 лет назад +9

      Me too; in fact, tears came to my eyes... just with the first few notes of the piano! Have heard that song played a lot over the last few days, as you can imagine, but that performance of it was the most moving, by far.

    • @srercrcr
      @srercrcr 5 лет назад +2

      Top quality fidelity....

    • @sandraatkins2539
      @sandraatkins2539 2 года назад +2

      Yes. Yes. Yes the Queen was known to take care of business. I know she is taking care of that business with the angelic choir.

  • @theonick2
    @theonick2 6 лет назад +447

    Carole King is such a humble graceful woman, she praises people EASILY.

    • @teresahowick5197
      @teresahowick5197 6 лет назад +11

      Such a rarity nowadays. I noticed it too. She pretty much refused any credit and had to jump to add the others on the song like “it wasn’t me!”

    • @shininglightjoi6627
      @shininglightjoi6627 6 лет назад +5

      theonick2 ....and that's how it should be...that's why we are here! 😇

    • @debrahall7325
      @debrahall7325 6 лет назад +2

      JuliaWills IT WAS DEFINITELY PRICELESS..SHE ABSOLUTELY ADORED HER!😢

    • @rob_cd
      @rob_cd 6 лет назад +2

      Really enjoyed reading CK's biography. She went through a lot and emerged with strength and compassion for herself and others.

    • @brendagray9296
      @brendagray9296 6 лет назад +1

      JuliaWills me too, she was so elated😆

  • @debbarker8152
    @debbarker8152 6 лет назад +58

    Watching from Australia RIP the Queen of Soul always had our RESPECT 😓😓😓😓
    Cheers
    Deb

  • @annmoses2167
    @annmoses2167 6 лет назад +75

    Carol King has a real and "Natural" love for everyone. We love you Carol King!

  • @brendahstarr1612
    @brendahstarr1612 6 лет назад +180

    RIP, Aretha. Thank you, Al and Carole for this interview.

  • @maverickconsultingsc
    @maverickconsultingsc 6 лет назад +77

    Aretha Franklin and Carole King two of the best voices to ever grace the stage

  • @coreyoldknow272
    @coreyoldknow272 6 лет назад +46

    Aretha God had a tear today . Because he finally got you home. Bless you and your family what a gift to world is your voice and soul. Thank you

  • @realMors
    @realMors 6 лет назад +126

    That Night, that song and overall performance, the expression by Carole..., priceless, tears, joy, esthetic, goosebumps, Memories. Thank you for that Carole King and thank YOU Aretha Franklin 🙏.

  • @jcextranow
    @jcextranow 6 лет назад +46

    Carole King never does interviews and even Al Sharpton was very mellow during this interview. Only the memory of Aretha Franklin can bring solemn peace over your spirit. I keep saying she had a conversation with the microphone and stage. Its as if no one else was in the audience except her and the microphone. She was so comfortable with her skill and talent.

  • @PhillyGirlLivefromthe215
    @PhillyGirlLivefromthe215 6 лет назад +184

    I love me some Carol King. What an amazing song writer and singer she is. Thanks to Jerry and she for writing Natural Woman and for sharing it with Ms. Franklin!

  • @exploregreer1048
    @exploregreer1048 6 лет назад +123

    Carol King you are a legend of song and spirit. Thank you

    • @laminage
      @laminage 6 лет назад +3

      Carole King may have written the Songs but they wouldn't have been classics if Aretha, The Drifters, The Chiffons, The Shirelles, hadn't spun their magic.

    • @exploregreer1048
      @exploregreer1048 6 лет назад +6

      All of it came together for the good of everyone...what legends and a class performance by all the musical genius. Aretha gave praise to Carol for her allowing her to sing that song.

    • @jondavwal13
      @jondavwal13 6 лет назад +5

      Seriously? Carole King is a genius and her own recordings of these songs are on one of the biggest selling albums of all time.

    • @laminage
      @laminage 6 лет назад +5

      Oh absolutely it's just there was a time in the not too distant past that nobody cared about who wrote the song, they were more interested in who sang it. Oh did you ever see Grace Of My Heart which was loosely based on Carole King's Life, it's really good.

    • @jondavwal13
      @jondavwal13 6 лет назад +3

      laminage Yes actually. Years ago. Actually not even who sung it. Whose name was on the album. See Darlene Love.

  • @jeffreyhancock8831
    @jeffreyhancock8831 6 лет назад +44

    Growing up in the 60's I had the privilege of listening to Ms.Franklin sing all her greatest hits....so many come to mind that make me smile. Her songs transcended the racial barriers that were so prevalent back then....her voice gave hope to all who listened.....her personal beliefs gave us all hope that one day we all would rise above the aggression and hatred. What a voice indeed! Rest in peace Ms.Franklin.....as long as I am able to walk this earth I will carry your songs and message with me in my heart....please, when you get to your place in the heavens could you tell my mom that I am ok and still believe? That the inspiration and strength that both you and her instilled in me have not gone to waste? On a lighter note: People, can you imagine the show that is going on up there???? My goodness, what with all the superstars that have passed over the years?? Next time you hear the skies rumble fear not, for it is not thunder from a storm, but the thunder of so many talented voices coming together to put on a show for the ages! Oh to be there.....maybe one day, just maybe......

  • @maryrodger5130
    @maryrodger5130 6 лет назад +40

    RIP Queen and thanks for your music.

  • @musiclove4635
    @musiclove4635 6 лет назад +52

    Wonderful tribute to a remarkable lady. Rest easy Queen of Soul! You will be missed.

  • @ot5634
    @ot5634 6 лет назад +43

    Carole King thank for co-wrote beautiful song. Thank you Aretha Franklin for sing beautiful song R.I.P: Al thanks for this inverview.

  • @LoudNeighborProductions
    @LoudNeighborProductions 6 лет назад +119

    Her heartbeat stopped but her soul will shine forever

    • @2licious18
      @2licious18 6 лет назад

      Loud Neighbor Productions well said

    • @samanthasmith4038
      @samanthasmith4038 4 года назад +1

      All she did was transition and go to heaven. We aren’t our bodies we are our souls. Our bodies are just our shells like our avatars. We exist in eternal heaven forever. This is just a temporary experience a temp stop for all of us just to experience this until we get to heaven

  • @sandymcmichen4908
    @sandymcmichen4908 6 лет назад +29

    1967 small teachers college in N,orth ,Carolina mountains. Not one black student. My roommate ask if I had heard Areatha Franklin. I was into Motown at the time. Areatha became my favorite and I am 71 now! 90 percent of the performers we.followed were black. I truly believe they helped bring us together. I was not raised in a racist family so it didn't matter what color a person was. I knew great talent when I heard it!I have had black friends shocked that we listened to those artists back then and now. It was a great time!

    • @coreythomas4637
      @coreythomas4637 6 лет назад +3

      sandy mcmichen great post so many kind words you said

    • @LORDADONIS35
      @LORDADONIS35 6 лет назад +1

      Music and real talent always unites all people. We have this great legacy of songs and live performances she has left for us. In these troubling times we all need the music of the great Queen of Soul. God bless Aretha Franklin.

    • @raymonds3429
      @raymonds3429 5 лет назад

      Great parents!!!!!!!

  • @jayewilliams7934
    @jayewilliams7934 6 лет назад +73

    Carol King is an amazing singer & song writer!! R.I.P. "Queen of Soul"

  • @tribblebooth1224
    @tribblebooth1224 6 лет назад +165

    I have a music library of 678 of my favourite songs, comprising rock music, jazz music, heavy metal, country and western, classical, Cajun etc. And the one record that I have played more times than any other, is Aretha Franklin's "I say a Little Prayer."
    God bless you Aretha, and thanks for bringing the sunshine into to my life.

    • @wyteepowers4638
      @wyteepowers4638 6 лет назад +1

      No one said you were smart.

    • @gedsoft3793
      @gedsoft3793 6 лет назад +4

      Tribble, my fave too, especially when you know the back story (Vietnam War).

    • @tribblebooth1224
      @tribblebooth1224 6 лет назад +2

      Thanks GedSoft, this is something that I didn't know. The song however, does have a personal relevance for me.

    • @wyteepowers4638
      @wyteepowers4638 6 лет назад

      Personal personal relevance? Tourets?

    • @sharondamilburn5272
      @sharondamilburn5272 6 лет назад

      Tribble Booth. Get ready I'm coming to get them all lol.

  • @Linda-fe7jo
    @Linda-fe7jo 6 лет назад +9

    Since Ms Franklin passed I have been obsessed with knowing everything about her. Her voice reminds of my mother, who passed away in 2000, and the good old days. She was so soulful. She is truly the queen of soul. I will probably listen to her music for days, I can't get enough. She was classy, loved and respected.

  • @thatsmetalking345
    @thatsmetalking345 6 лет назад +193

    Aretha was a gift to everyone. Not just to America, not just for one colour, race, gender. A gift to the world for which we will all forever be grateful.

    • @Timmyjl25
      @Timmyjl25 6 лет назад +4

      AMEN🙌🙌🙌

    • @RickDrapertheMan
      @RickDrapertheMan 6 лет назад +4

      She also transcended age and generations. My grandmother and I have very different taste in music but Franklin had something for everyone. My grandmother said that her version of the standard, Skylark, is one of the best she's heard. There is no hint of R&B or gospel in it, which shows her versatility. She can move between genres seamlessly.

    • @RickDrapertheMan
      @RickDrapertheMan 6 лет назад +1

      Aretha Franklin's 1963 recording of Skylark. ruclips.net/video/jHYDafTrpMU/видео.html&app=desktop

    • @korykloth9244
      @korykloth9244 4 года назад +2

      These phony comments are funny.

    • @mosiahflavell7692
      @mosiahflavell7692 Год назад

      Amen

  • @janeguarnera7700
    @janeguarnera7700 6 лет назад +135

    I haven't wept like this since my mama died...She sang the riptide of being female during our times and did so exquisitely. I will genuinely be as grateful to her as to the many women who inspired me to be the best of myself. There were some phenomenal women performers during my time; Aretha Franklin was the best.

    • @denisemitchell8477
      @denisemitchell8477 6 лет назад +2

      agree been crying since Monday my birthday praying so hard please
      Aretha but I knew hospice

    • @hansombrother1
      @hansombrother1 6 лет назад +2

      I cried also.

    • @PassdeDutchie
      @PassdeDutchie 6 лет назад +1

      Jane Guarnera Great words, Thanks....

    • @Minalover100
      @Minalover100 6 лет назад +1

      Talk about crying...me too...and yes, I thought about my Mom while I was doing it...

    • @juliabrown4398
      @juliabrown4398 6 лет назад +3

      Yes me to I cried watching and listen to her sing ..because it was a flashback of my late mom my Queen as well. My mom was curvy and same skin tone and back then she would change up in her big wigs as well. And she would always sing to us while she was in kitchen cooking.. I miss her dearly she passed at age of 70 yrs old. 11 yrs old. Rest in paradise my Queen.. love you more..

  • @essiedavenport7664
    @essiedavenport7664 6 лет назад +39

    God speed, Aretha. Thank you for teaching me a woman should have R-E-S-P-E-C-T. Loved that you were always keeping snippets of news, science, recipes, etc...and having the people around you get informed. We will miss you
    ❤✌⚘

  • @TheIkaraCult
    @TheIkaraCult 6 лет назад +32

    Aretha and Carole, just the best of the best. There's nothing more to say.

  • @gayleelliott3319
    @gayleelliott3319 6 лет назад +14

    Carole King, too, is a natural treasure. Her music was the soundtrack of my young adult life.

  • @deborahhairston5914
    @deborahhairston5914 6 лет назад +24

    That woman played the piano like no other. How talented she was God will day well done😘

    • @singtweetypie
      @singtweetypie 6 лет назад

      And she played by ear - as Aretha never learned how to read music. Quite amazing. The first song she learned on the piano was 'Canadian Sunset'.

  • @lesleyleith4440
    @lesleyleith4440 6 лет назад +11

    The Queen of Soul, her music was the music of my young days, the sixties, So emotive then and now. Carol King wrote so many of the tunes I loved. I had the wonderful experience of seeing Ms King in concert on my twenty first birthday, still a vivid memory, I just had my seventieth birthday and I’m still rocking the music. 💕💕💕💕💕💕

  • @shrondasmith7544
    @shrondasmith7544 6 лет назад +29

    This was a very beautiful interview Carol King is just so humble, and it just had me feeling like I wanted too cry. Because some of us think and feel white people do not like us or want us to be successful but as we see this is clearly not the case here. Thanks to Carol King and Al Sharpeton this was great ..

  • @BUBBASHAWN
    @BUBBASHAWN 6 лет назад +193

    I thoroughly enjoyed this interview! Rise in Power, Aretha Franklin! Ase...

  • @jusjoshandthemic
    @jusjoshandthemic 6 лет назад +8

    Her music ranges over 6 decades. My favorite female vocalist (and maybe favorite vocalist, period) of all time. Her music is eternal and it will always live inside of us: )

  • @MsDiva-io1ob
    @MsDiva-io1ob 6 лет назад +41

    Heaven is having a funky good time! She at home with her dad and sisters now!! RIP Aretha!

  • @clarissagafoor5222
    @clarissagafoor5222 6 лет назад +63

    Miss Franklin - no one like her - ever - simply the best

  • @jasras5003
    @jasras5003 6 лет назад +34

    Just to put things into perspective, Carole King is actually a month older than Aretha in this interview after she died. =( You never know when your time is up. Some people live into their 60's. Some into their 70s, and some into their 80's & 90's and even into their 100's PLUS. Some die before they're even born; it's a weird life we live. Try to enjoy it.
    Side note: my granddad was in his mid-70's, one day climbing up a12 ft. ladder to get the ripest fruit from our avocado tree, and 3 months later he was gone from brain cancer.

  • @helgakoshy8427
    @helgakoshy8427 6 лет назад +38

    I’ll never forget the day Aretha sang Natural Woman.

  • @lilybraxton1223
    @lilybraxton1223 6 лет назад +59

    I don't know why he kept saying Aretha Franklin was a singer for 50 years, when she first said that she was a singing recording artist beginning in 1956. So that would be 62 years that she was a recording singer.

    • @jusjoshandthemic
      @jusjoshandthemic 6 лет назад +8

      That's exactly what I was thinking too. Her first album was gospel music that she recorded live when she was about 14.

    • @lilybraxton1223
      @lilybraxton1223 6 лет назад +4

      Joshua McCool You are very right. Aretha Franklin, my mom, and many other gospel singers like, Sam Cooke, Mahalia Jackson, the Five Blind Boys of Mississippi and Alabama, the Mighty Clouds of Joy, the Dixie Hummingbirds, the Swanie Cortet, the Jordanairs, Aretha Franklin's father, Rev. C. L. Franklin, recorded great church sermons, and so many others recording great gospel singers, were singing together in concerts around the country and abroad. They all used to sing together in national baptist conventions up In Chicago during the earlier days and before I was born. Those gospel singers used battle it out singing as contestants against each other, groups, soloists, and cortets, Aretha Franklin's first husband, Ted White, was not a good man.

    • @LORDADONIS35
      @LORDADONIS35 6 лет назад

      I think he was referring to the fact that she officially entered the business singing secular music 50 years ago. I was 50 years ago she was conferred the title Queen of Soul for her soaring 5 octave soulful voice.

    • @lilybraxton1223
      @lilybraxton1223 6 лет назад

      IT shouldn't have started there just because Aretha Franklin was duded the Queen of Soul for only the music she did in r&b, jazz, and whatever. Listen, she was a big star and was well known throughout the recording industry and throughout the world, when she was a very famous gossip singers, along with the biggest gossip great singers in the history of music. When Aretha Franklin is only recognized for just those 50, that takes from the 12 that she was a spectacular world well known gossip great throughout the world of gossip music for which totally, she was a recording star for 62. Give the queen her props, and don't try to take from her for what she has branded in the world history books. Hail to The Queen, Aretha Franklin. That is like say, if a person has went to school, and went on to college, although that person has been educated in the field of education. But they are only being recognized for one part of their education and not everything they have achieved in their field of education. That person must and should be recognized for all they have accomplished, just like Aretha Franklin should too, no matter if she sang gossip for 12 years and crossed over to r&b, jazz, and other music during her time of recording, and she did.

  • @nmbr8of11
    @nmbr8of11 6 лет назад +19

    Ms. Franklin an awesome artist may she rest in perfect peace*

  • @ClaudyArfaras
    @ClaudyArfaras 6 лет назад +68

    ....Our Queen will never die and Will Live Forever....

    • @theladyofsoul5023
      @theladyofsoul5023 6 лет назад +2

      She just went to a higher throne.

    • @ClaudyArfaras
      @ClaudyArfaras 6 лет назад +3

      TheLadyOfSoul502
      Wow! That’s beautifully said.... Thank you! 🙏🏻

  • @MR-kw8xp
    @MR-kw8xp 6 лет назад +14

    There is something about the simplicity of the instrumentals and lyrics during this timeframe that really highlighted the beauty of the voices. I love the music from this time and Aretha will always be the vessel that delivered the most phenomenal performances of those times. She was impeccable! Six decades of incredible music in so many genres. Thanks so much for filling our sports with song Aretha. RIP.

  • @msemtgrl
    @msemtgrl 6 лет назад +18

    Our “Queen of soul” is gone but never will be forgotten!!

  • @ceemac5656
    @ceemac5656 6 лет назад +4

    Wow, what a great interview to the Queen of Soul, there will never be another. I remember hearing "Respect" when I was a little girl for the first time playing in the front yard! I said, wow that voice! I was a true fan at that point! I loved Aretha Franklin, and my condolences go to her family and the fan family who loved her so. She is with the Lord now resting in Perfect Peace! Amen.

  • @katpatrick7100
    @katpatrick7100 6 лет назад +9

    Good Journey Miss Franklin AROHA from New Zealand

  • @eg1197
    @eg1197 6 лет назад +2

    I love Carole King. Tapresty was my very first album I bough in the early 70's. So far away🎹 🎼.......Aretha Frankin. RIP Queen of Soul.

  • @Josephtimeisallwegot
    @Josephtimeisallwegot 6 лет назад +306

    we love you carole king.

  • @julieannemichelle
    @julieannemichelle 5 лет назад +5

    Carole King is hands down one of the most incredible songwriter!!! I don’t think a lot of people know of all of her songs but they are many and so many artists have recorded them.❤️

    • @minskybrown8634
      @minskybrown8634 Год назад

      Tapestry is an album that everyone should have in their collection/playlist no matter what your favourite music genre is.

  • @sabrinaestrada3590
    @sabrinaestrada3590 6 лет назад +9

    She was such a beautiful soul! RIP Ms. Franklin!

  • @rolphwartieda2707
    @rolphwartieda2707 5 лет назад +1

    For the ones that we really, really love our singers, composers and interpreters..we thank you thank everyone for appreciating our expressions of emotions that mean so much! so much..

  • @karenwhite1619
    @karenwhite1619 6 лет назад +3

    I humbly salute...The Queen of soul...What was and now will remain in our soul. One of a kind. From the church to the nations. What a jewel a diamond and a pearl. The voice and her sound wondered. It journey down through many generations of our life's. We all can say...Thank you God for allowing us to be so fulfilled and favored with one of the best...The Honorable and Queen Aretha Franklin...Amazing Grace....P. Karen L. O🙏🌹💐🌷🌷💐🌹

  • @jwilliamcosby
    @jwilliamcosby 6 лет назад +15

    This was wonderful... 😪

  • @R.A.A.
    @R.A.A. 6 лет назад +3

    ITS REALLY BROUGHT ME TO TEARS .... I PLAY PIANO SINCE I WAS 6 , FOR 24 YEARNS
    SHE WAS MY MOM'S FAVORITE ARTIST MADE HER BECAME A MUSIC TEACHER .
    SINCE WE ARE FROM A MUSLIM ARABIAN SOCIETY THE WHOLE IDEA OF MUSIC WASN'T
    SO ACCEPTABLE MOSTLY CONSIDERING AS A SHAMEFUL NOT RESPECTABLE INTEREST
    IT TAKES COURAGE TO WALK THROUGH THIS WAY. STRONG ENOUGH TO HANDLE SOME
    DISCRIMINATION, RUDE JUDGMENTAL PEOPLE ...
    SEEING MUSIC UNITS US ALL NO MATTER WHERE WE CAME FROM , RACE , RELIGION ...
    REMOVE WALLS BETWEEN CULTURES, DIFFERENCES ... SPREADING LOVE, JOY , PEACE
    INTO WORLD SUFFERING FROM HATE , LIES & DESPAIR :( ...
    R.I.P #ARETHA FRANKLIN ....
    YOU Will ALWAYS BE ALIVE IN OUR HEARTS THROUGH YOUR HONORABLE LEGACY 😔🙏🏼
    From #KUWAIT with love ... ⭐️🌷🇰🇼

  • @MrBlockice22
    @MrBlockice22 6 лет назад +6

    Hey these kids that want to be singers, IJS watch and learn. That women did so much. If they only knew what time that was when she started her success. You couldnt get no better than that.It was OBSTACLES at that time and she STILL made it!! One of a KInd!! One Love, RIP... By the way, its interesting that we have 30 thumbs down, WTH is that about?

  • @audreyabdo7719
    @audreyabdo7719 6 лет назад +2

    I love Carole King and her music. She loved Aretha Franklin and she was so excited to see her sing it the same event when President Obama cried. Carole is a gifted songwriter and singer. I have her old Album album Tapestry. I know she’s hurting as we all are for the loss of a legend, The Queen Aretha Franklin. I hope the Queen know how much she’s loved and already missed I want to go say goodbye. This is a very special lady that has been through so much and you could hear it in the bluesy guttural raw sounds she emitted with a gorgeous mezzo soprano voice I will never forget her as long as I live. I hope she’s at peace and no more pain. I love you Lady Soul, The Queen.

  • @joshuax5930
    @joshuax5930 4 года назад +1

    I saw that video, where Aretha sits at the Piano and mrs King went "nuts" and I thought, who is that fantastic Lady...now I know, what a lovely Lady....she is just WOW

  • @SatiricalGenius
    @SatiricalGenius 6 лет назад +3

    Excellent interview! Love Carole King! Rest in Paradise Queen Aretha.

  • @saul2007t
    @saul2007t 6 лет назад +6

    We love Aretha & Carol!, the best of America expressed in word and song. You can't "make" it great, it either is or it isn't.

  • @luisdonoso269
    @luisdonoso269 6 лет назад +6

    Nobody could perform that song like the QUEEN.God inspired the writer just for Aretha!!🌹🏵️ 👏👏👏👏

  • @luvvinallmusik5748
    @luvvinallmusik5748 6 лет назад +113

    Who dislikes this? That's sad. Smh

    • @jayewilliams7934
      @jayewilliams7934 6 лет назад +7

      luvvinallmusik 57. A FUKTARD dislikes this!!

    • @jjboys215
      @jjboys215 6 лет назад +2

      #trumpist dislike it

    • @AsFewFalseThingsAsPossible
      @AsFewFalseThingsAsPossible 6 лет назад +4

      I wonder if this is an index of bots set to automatically down vote msnbc ?

    • @fifermcgee5971
      @fifermcgee5971 6 лет назад +2

      They have no heart or feelings. Sad.

    • @LORDADONIS35
      @LORDADONIS35 6 лет назад +2

      It wasn't about Al Sharpton--This was an honor for the Queen Of Soul. It should be left at that.

  • @wandafunderberg3856
    @wandafunderberg3856 6 лет назад +4

    She had talent not many singers embrace.Her music with her accomplishments for women stand forever as long as time stands in legacyof the late Singer.Her legacy of the times shall travel ! RIP ETHREA.

  • @angies7154
    @angies7154 5 лет назад +3

    Awesome writer Jerry and Carole .....and R.I.P queen 👸 of soul and brilliant singer Aretha Franklin 🕊💕💕💕

  • @leiniumeitolu3482
    @leiniumeitolu3482 6 лет назад +7

    thoroughly enjoyed this interview

  • @Toni_D71
    @Toni_D71 6 лет назад +2

    I love me some Carole King! Tapestry album is a classic!!! What a wonderful interview!! RIP Queen of Soul 💗

  • @saul2007t
    @saul2007t 6 лет назад +3

    The true greatness of America is the collaboration of the gifts, talents and contributions of All of her people without coercion.

  • @Phenomenalstyle
    @Phenomenalstyle 6 лет назад +1

    Bless your heart Carole King your excitement for Aretha’s interpretation of this song brings me to tears. Bless your precious heart Carole🙏🏽 Miracles and Blessings on you💕

  • @marybell9577
    @marybell9577 6 лет назад +1

    I really like the way when Carol King jump up and was soooo excired when Aretha Franklin was singing YOU MADE ME FEEL LIKE A NATURAL WOMEN at the WHITE HOUSE. Carol King Expression was (priceless ) to me.

  • @54jeanmarie
    @54jeanmarie 6 лет назад +1

    Loved her music as a child in the 60's, will love her always!!
    I saw her perform in a 2 hour concert, 6 years ago in Atlantic City.
    The energy throughout was of great magnitude as well as her talent
    & spirituality. God's angel now.

  • @polyprinz
    @polyprinz 6 лет назад +4

    The most celebrated, most iconic, most revered female artist/singer ever in history. She is singing in heaven now with the Angels!!!

  • @bdugaillard
    @bdugaillard 6 лет назад +38

    With all due respect, I just wish that during her illness, her last days that all this would have been going on, let the person see all the outpouring of love before they die (though she got it yhhh) but I mean all the hype that's going on right now about her... RIP Queen!

    • @denisemitchell8477
      @denisemitchell8477 6 лет назад +3

      agree

    • @TGSHomeandGarden
      @TGSHomeandGarden 6 лет назад +8

      I think there was an out pour of love and well wishes for her. Especially when they said she was declining. But now the media has made her the main focus; rightfully so😄

    • @pandorafox3944
      @pandorafox3944 6 лет назад +2

      Oh, she knew. People would say she was egotistical. But she wasn't. They didn't like the fact that she knew her own worth. She also realized what she meant to people. She had heard that almost her entire life. She knew how she affected people and how she made them feel. That was her power. That's what made her Aretha 💗

    • @pandorafox3944
      @pandorafox3944 6 лет назад +1

      And, she may have wanted her final days to be with and for her family. She had given so much of her time to the public. This was a very private matter. And she was, first and foremost, a mother and grandmother. She left the wanted to: surrounded by people she loved and that loved her. That's all anyone could ask for.

    • @LORDADONIS35
      @LORDADONIS35 6 лет назад

      She was the original DIVA...No one will ever dethrone the Queen of Soul...

  • @MrS98VAC
    @MrS98VAC 6 лет назад +5

    Carole King is such an underrated gem!

    • @orettasmith155
      @orettasmith155 6 лет назад

      I only heard Carole once and she seems to have a good voice.

    • @davem2761
      @davem2761 6 лет назад

      She is Incredible as a Songwriter, that´s her gift.

  • @markferrari8955
    @markferrari8955 6 лет назад +11

    G.O.A.T. Rip Aretha another angel has left us

  • @judewilliams3911
    @judewilliams3911 6 лет назад +5

    aretha franklin the tributes just keep coming

  • @SACULV4918
    @SACULV4918 6 лет назад +53

    God called her home! Well Done my good and faithful servant! RIP to the "Queen Of Soul!"

  • @nakiberusaraleemoureen8089
    @nakiberusaraleemoureen8089 2 года назад

    I can't stop playing this song. Am so addicted to listening. It's like as if those lyrics are coming right from the bottom of my fragile heart. I feel like a natural woman over and over again.

  • @shihlin1
    @shihlin1 6 лет назад +5

    To be honest, I've never been a big fan of this song even tho it's one of Aretha's biggest hits. I'm more drawn to the lesser known songs: "Never Loved A Man the Way I Loved You" "Chain of Fools" (Aretha's reading isn't intelligible---you'd have to look at the lyric sheet to hear what's she's singing), and "Until You Come Back to Me".
    Lester Holt of NBC Nightly News played a gorgeous song by Aretha called "Angel" in his tribute. I was sobbing like a baby, "Angel" is one of her most beautiful songs ever!!
    Luv Carole King too, so humble in spite of her lofty accomplishments (she's the same age as Aretha---76 yrs old).

  • @72facara
    @72facara 6 лет назад +3

    Carole King you are so loved!!

  • @IO-nd2dz
    @IO-nd2dz 6 лет назад +3

    That clip really captures a special beauty of American spirit and culture. God bless Aretha !

  • @shariffbrown04
    @shariffbrown04 6 лет назад

    I do not have a television so in my sadness I have turned to you tube..to see these great souls talk about my favorite artist of all time..the one and only Aretha Franklin..beautiful video

  • @marypozzi5297
    @marypozzi5297 5 лет назад +2

    What a voice no one will ever match Aretha Franklin is is truly the Queen of soul God speed to her and may her family be watched ove God bless

  • @emmetthouse5600
    @emmetthouse5600 6 лет назад +1

    Carole King I know Aretha Franklin really love you I was watching her do your song when President Barack Obama was like trying to hold back the tears I am going to do a tutorial playing that same song in the key of B-flat thx you much love for Aretha Franklin much love for you Carole King from the whole world Emmett house

  • @jonesba2004
    @jonesba2004 6 лет назад +2

    Fabulous interview. Thank you.

  • @GreenOrchid9
    @GreenOrchid9 6 лет назад +1

    I saw ARETHA at radio city music hall in gorgeous canary yellow dress and it was amazing🕯🕯🦁🎶

  • @primrosetakuranarwo8896
    @primrosetakuranarwo8896 6 лет назад +5

    May her soul Rest In Peace she hd a lovely voice

  • @tressinar
    @tressinar 5 лет назад +1

    I read Carole's book on my Nook App. I loved it!!!

  • @Neonlike0
    @Neonlike0 17 дней назад

    Watching Carole's reaction to Aretha sitting down at the piano is just beautiful. So much mutual respect and love for music.

  • @sin90950
    @sin90950 6 лет назад +195

    Cancer is always the cause 😭 dam cancer what are the scientists doing

    • @joedanns5678
      @joedanns5678 6 лет назад +18

      Do some actual research into what cancer is, if it was easy to cure it would be cured by now and consigned to the history books. every cancer requires a unique form of treatment, many cancers are fully curable, many others have an extremely high percentage of cure if dicovered in time, the minority are to dangerous to be cured by current research because of the effects on the body being too damaging or lethal.
      40 or 50 years ago most people who got any form of cancer had a very low chance of survival, it was a death sentence. Now the majority of cancer sufferers are cured and survive. Cancer, is not a virus or disease, it is a bodily condition that goes out of control.

    • @iamsuperfritz
      @iamsuperfritz 6 лет назад +10

      Let me put a point on this as simply as I can as a scientist working on cancer. Imagine one protein can have a tumor promoting function in one type of cancer and a tumor suppressing function in another. Imagine that that protein acts on and with thousands of other proteins. pulling that one protein out of the web in one cell means you’re likely doing that to other cells in the body as well. Now imagine that cells talk to each other. We’re talking trillions upon trillions upon trillions of connections here.

    • @makeithasmith3681
      @makeithasmith3681 6 лет назад +11

      Scientists mmm let's see nothing but getting free money

    • @iamsuperfritz
      @iamsuperfritz 6 лет назад +6

      makeitha smith so says the person using technology to espouse these views.

    • @cecegiles7753
      @cecegiles7753 6 лет назад +5

      Angela bel putting the money in their pockets.......

  • @hartrob1
    @hartrob1 6 лет назад +2

    I thought Carole King was going to come out of that box. She was so excited and emotional throughout that whole performance. R.I.P. Queen of Soul

  • @bluepurple1971
    @bluepurple1971 3 года назад

    I got emotional. Too as Carole king. ..As an Ecuadorean women in America for 40 yrs. .. I got to listen so much music and my all time favorite are Gospel and Pop. ..

  • @kaefreemanduchess719
    @kaefreemanduchess719 6 лет назад +5

    🌻💗R💗I💗P💗🌻The QUEEN OF Soul BEAUTIFUL voice 🌻🌻🌻💛🌻🌻💥🌻🌻💛🌻💥🌻🌻💛🌻🌻💛🌻🌻💛👑🕯

  • @blueshirtshockey93
    @blueshirtshockey93 6 лет назад

    Dear ms. Franklin you are in a class by yourself. There will never be another . May you rest now with God. Thank you for your gift of your music. May God Bless you .

  • @MicroTex23
    @MicroTex23 6 лет назад

    Queen Aretha Franklin was naturally gifted and she stood firmly in that God given gift. We the fans, consumes her music should be honored to live in a time where we were able to witness her greatness before she transcended. She could have sang the phone book and it would have been a hit. Carole King humble, graced and loved, your writing and music transcends and trust when I tell you Carole King you are a legend. Carole King and Al Sharpton great interview.

  • @natashiawalthour4165
    @natashiawalthour4165 6 лет назад +2

    MRS Aretha Franklin was an icon great interview with Carol king n the Rev Sharpton

  • @arya_inmydefense
    @arya_inmydefense 6 лет назад +28

    Wasn't Carol at the Kennedy Center with Mr. Obama during her natural woman live performance!

  • @arthinwabrown
    @arthinwabrown 6 лет назад +11

    I just watched Don Lemon's tribute; awesome

  • @cindyrolle6476
    @cindyrolle6476 6 лет назад +1

    Carole King’s reaction during the Kennedy ceremony where Aretha sang natural woman was unforgettable. African-Americans felt the same way Carole did whenever Aretha graced the stage with that gift she had...that voice! The unforgettable, once in a lifetime...Ms. Franklin.

  • @sonyk2542
    @sonyk2542 6 лет назад +1

    Carole looks sooo good for 76! Rip to the Queen of Soul!!!!

  • @juliethompson6684
    @juliethompson6684 6 лет назад +419

    This country didn't produce Aretha... God did.

  • @davidvicari5139
    @davidvicari5139 5 лет назад +1

    Carole King had another of her songs at the funeral, You’ve Got A Friend.

  • @pauletteaguilar1394
    @pauletteaguilar1394 6 лет назад +1

    Carole king,great song writer and singer.thank you for your beautiful song and sharing it with this wonderful woman miss Aretha Franklin so beautiful.

  • @bjyokums
    @bjyokums 6 лет назад +1

    "You could FEEL Aretha" and that is the absolute key to Aretha. She sang and I could feel her. Love You, Aretha

  • @martind586
    @martind586 6 лет назад +2

    Carole King is a LIVING LEGEND!

  • @PassdeDutchie
    @PassdeDutchie 6 лет назад

    Wow, just watching this....when Aretha sat down at the Piano and started to sing.... It shook me.....
    Aretha’s voice is akin to Norman Rockwell’s photos of capturing the quintessential American Life...
    Name the era or event and since the 1960s Aretha Franklin’s music has been a “blanket” of comfort and solace for some of America’s most troubling times....Words can’t describe the degree in which she will be missed...

  • @whittyp813
    @whittyp813 5 лет назад

    Aretha.... the voice of a century!!! Absolutely moving u cannot listen to her sing and not feel moved! She extraordinaire!!! One of a kind R.I.P.