Aretha Franklin Live at WDR Studio L, Cologne (Köln), Germany - 1968.
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Aretha Franklin Live at WDR Studio L, Cologne (Köln), Germany, 1968.
-Setlist:
01. Intro
02. You Are My Sunshine/I Can’t Get No Satisfaction/Night Life
03. (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman
04. Baby I Love You
05. Interview
06. Dr Feelgood/Sweet Sweet Baby Since You’ve Been Gone
07. Good To Me As I Am To You
08. I Never Loved A Man The Way I Loved You
09. Chain Of Fools
10. Soul Serenade/Respect
11. Outro
-Lineup:
Carolyn Franklin (Aretha's sister), Charnessa Jones, Wyline Ivey: The Sweethearts of Soul (Backing Vocals)
David Squire: Baritone Saxophone
Rodderick Hicks: Bass
Donald Townes: Conductor, Trumpet
George Davidson: Drums
Jerry Weaver: Guitar
Gary Illingworth: Piano
Donald "Buck" Waldon: Tenor Saxophone
Miller Brisker: Tenor Saxophone
Rene Pitts: Trombone
"Little" John Wilson: Trumpet
Ron Jackson: Trumpet
Russell Conway: Trumpet
Aretha Franklin: Lead Vocals, Piano
In 1968, Aretha Franklin toured Europe for the first time and also gave an exclusive concert at WDR Studio L. The WDR recording of the "Queen of Soul" concert comes from the "Swing In" series, which was moderated by Siegfried Schmidt-Joos. He also interviews Aretha Franklin here.
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In her indelible late-1960s hits, Ms Franklin brought the righteous fervor of gospel music to secular songs that were about much more than romance. Hits like “Do Right Woman - Do Right Man,” “Think,” “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman” and “Chain of Fools” defined a modern female archetype: sensual and strong, long-suffering but ultimately indomitable, loving but not to be taken for granted.
When Ms Franklin sang “Respect,” the Otis Redding song that became her signature, it was never just about how a woman wanted to be greeted by a spouse coming home from work. It was a demand for equality and freedom and a harbinger of feminism, carried by a voice that would accept nothing less.
(Jon Pareles, nytimes.com).
This woman can never be duplicated. Voice, attitude, charisma and enough soul to feed the entire world. Rest in peace and power, Queen. 😢
This is why Aretha earned the title Queen of Soul. Just wow.
I’m brazilian and i love Aretha
One of my most favorite performances by the Queen‼️
I am Japanese.but I love her music.
This satisfaction is more FUNKY than The Rolling Stones.
ARETHA!!!
Aretha and background singers look and sound magnificent,
The one in the middle
Is her baby sister Carolyn. ❤
I really appreciate background singers.
Only best fans of Aretha will noticed, that the background pictures are not Aretha. Those pictures of Nina Simone. But the concert is great, i have been bought a vinyl of this concert a couple of days ago.
They can keep Nina. We love Ree!
This is Soul ----in its purest form,it should be tort in the glass rooms Lady Soul should be the example,you go First Lady of Soul ❤❤❤😊
It just breaks my heart that we have footage of nearly every song but Ain’t No Way in her prime live.
Good point
It is very peculiar indeed. I wish someone could explain. The only footage is the actual rehearsal for the recording in an archival news profile.
Same here with You Are My Sunshine, completely destroyed by that German Arschloch. Anyway, she's tired here and it shows, different country every day, not an experience she cared to repeat.
Did she sing ain't no way live in the 60s?
@@user-qr9hr7qc7i I'm sure it would have featured in her live act on occasion, though strangely Aint no Way' was not released as a single if I remember right. God only knows why not. Her million selling hits were to me quite often not the highlights of her albums, I suppose they went for the catcheir sounding tracks to put out as singles rather than the slow ballads or gospel tinged tracks. Plus Aretha often had a strange selection of songs when performing, very often the label would get annoyed at her desire to want to experiment in her concerts with obscure material. The fact is there is simply so little of her and other artists at that time showing actual gigs. Most filmed Aretha live material from that period is from television performances rather than concert footage, like a television live 'Call me', 'You and Me,' 'Respect,' 'Do right Woman,' etc..
Aretha We Know You Got Soul
If You Didn’t You Wouldn’t Be
Up In Here….
The musicianship supported her voice to glory! This was worth every camera recording all of this. She delivered! More credit information on the crew would be nice.
Lineup:
Carolyn Franklin (Aretha's sister), Charnessa Jones, Wyline Ivey: The Sweethearts of Soul (Backing Vocals)
David Squire: Baritone Saxophone
Rodderick Hicks: Bass
Donald Townes: Conductor, Trumpet
George Davidson: Drums
Jerry Weaver: Guitar
Gary Illingworth: Piano
Donald "Buck" Waldon: Tenor Saxophone
Miller Brisker: Tenor Saxophone
Rene Pitts: Trombone
"Little" John Wilson: Trumpet
Ron Jackson: Trumpet
Russell Conway: Trumpet
Aretha Franklin: Lead Vocals, Piano
Amazing footage. Thanks a million!
This really is the best
Yes, from the days when she was on the radio every time it was turned on.
Yes That’s Carolyn Franklin
Next To Aretha Franklin
She Has a Amazing Voice As Well
If You Listen To The
Song 🎶 “ Ain’t No Way””
That’s Carolyn Franklin in
The Background
Rod Hicks (R.I.P.) on bass. He joined the Paul Butterfield Blues Band not long after this and TORE IT UP.
I was just glued to the Whole Concert, and so Glad this was Archived as Never knew about this venue..
コレはハマるぜ!
ピーター🎉
27:33 Dr. Feelgood
Oh yes ‼️
❤
The Queen in her prime! Enjoying Saturday morning Jan 6, 2024.
Same
THANK GOD for Aretha!
She saved me from atheism!!
Greatest Female voice ever, except for Mss Patricia Janečková.
最初冷え冷えだったのに盛り上げるアレサがすごいんよ
Columbia Records Was Molding
Aretha Franklin into a
Jazz Singer Yet Atlantic Records
Just Said Sit At The Piano 🎹 And
Be Yourself
and This Is The Results Of
Lady Soul Being
Herself
Yet Columbia Records
Did Put Out a
Aretha Franklin Christmas Album
That Album Is Amazing
I Don’t Have it
Yet I Heard It
There are Two
Christmas Albums
That Are Amazing
The Jackson 5
Christmas Album and
The Columbia
Christmas Album
With Aretha Franklin
I haven´t seen Aretha in payot dread lock,side locks like orthodox jewish,before.But she maybe associated with this sort of culture for a short time..when visiting germany..
Her top was down here - very often the case around this time - especially after flights to Europe.
If This was 1942
The German Guy Interviewing
Miss. Aretha Franklin Would Yell
“” SPRECHEN ZIE DEUTSCH !””
who is the player of saxophone?
Looks like Andrew Love (of the Memphis Horns, look on discogs…)
That image in the back looks like Nina Simone with Aretha’s name on it.
She screamed. She was mean.
whats the intro song........wow!!!!
You are my sumshine
I’ll take Queen Aretha Franklin and Princess Natalie Cole and Chaka Khan over Patti LaBelle, tone wise
I’m gonna regret commenting this 😂
No please don't. If someone criticise you for having a preference they are lifeless.
Looking at that dress 👀🤔🙉🙊🙈🤣
love the channel, but Aretha does nothing for me🤣
(I like Lyn Collins, Barbara Mason, Betty Wright, Gwen McCrae, Chaka, Nina Simone, Minnie Ripperton…)
Agree, but cannot mention them (and others) without acknowledging Aretha who went further than all the others, sans Dionne Warwick.
@@bennyadler5882
“Kiss”👺👅 went far too, but Aerosmith is way better…ykwis?
Aretha does nothing for you because her music is for people with a refined music taste. Something you lack evidently….
@@hinderless5811
1. you can’t read (look at my whole comment)
2. She’s bland & boring, (a minor exception is Rocksteady)
@@xeropunt5749 Aretha.. Bland and boring.. 🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂 thank you so much for the entertainment this morning.