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Aretha Franklin - You (1975)
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- Опубликовано: 26 дек 2018
- The second of five Aretha Franklin LPs recorded for Atlantic records that remain unreleased in the CD era. Produced by Aretha Franklin and Jerry Wexler. Shared for historical purposes. I do not own the rights.
Mr. D.J. (5 For The D.J.)
It Only Happens (When I Look At You) 4:19
I'm Not Strong Enough To Love You Again 8:39
Walk Softly 12:53
You Make My Life 21:53. 17:37
Without You 21:53
The Sha-La Bandit 27:00
You 31:00
You Got All The Aces 35:41
As Long As You Are There
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Why people keep comparing the Queen of Soul with other artists,Aretha is in a class all by her self,no artist dead or alive can come close to her.❤❤❤
I'm a huge Aretha fan, so I thought! I'm discovering these hidden 70s jams and I'm just in love all over again..Soul music rules!
This was one I played endlessly.
I didn't realize I still remember all the words Yes yes this was my first Aretha Franklin album. Thank God for giving us the Queen
First time EVER hearing any part of this album...I love discovering more of her music/hidden gems. Im an 80’s baby so I’m playing catch up lol🤦🏾♀️
Well, you have GREAT TASTE!!! Better late than never! I had to play ":catch-up" too! Luckily, I caught up, and now own all her recordings! It's been a fantastic journey discovering the music and SOUL of THE QUEEN-MOTHER of SOUL!!! To me she is the absolute best, and I love many singers! Glad I've gotten to meet her! Her versatility, musicality, vocals, delivery of songs, are sheer heavenly, in my opinion!
Yes indeed baby me 2 girl...no body can't tell me this not my Aunt Retha baby
I’m about to press play and I’m so bleeping excited for this soul serenade!!!!
Listen to the clarity and vocal range. Only Whitney and Aretha had it. The 2 best female singers by far until they messed it up with smoking. However,they still reign the TOP 2 BEST OF ALL TIME.
WHITNEY S VOICE NEVER CAME BACK ARETHA SOMEWHAT LISTEN TO KENNEDY CENTER HONORS 2015
+Barbra
For sure Aretha & Whitney two of the greatest ever...five overlooked Atlantic Lp's captured Aretha at her vocal peak. "You" is one of them and the others are amazing too, only on CD so far as Imports, got mine and cannot stop playing!!! ARETHA ROCKS
Aretha could SANG Until the day she died.
@@larrywashington1770 It's because Aretha stopped smoking in the 90s.
Omg! I live this album. I grew up in 1970s and never heard of any of these songs. Aretha sang from her hear and soul.
DAMN SHE IS GOOD!!!! NOBODY CAN COMPETE!!! MAY GOD REST YOUR PRECIOUS SOUL ARETHA, THANK YOU FOR THE BEST MUSIC EVER AND FOR THE MEMORIES, IN JESUS NAME WE PRAY, AMEN!!!
You are right, how was it there weren't at least five blockbuster #1 hits off this incredible album with multiple Grammy Awards, people must have been in a coma...
I feel you on that.....some people are just slow maybe they’ll catch up this time around
A M E N !!!
@@bradly2007 During this periods the majority of Blacks turned their backs on Aretha. The talk was that she had gone Hollywood! It is belived this is why Aretha nearly always includes Pop cuts rather than producing a straight soul record. Recall Blacks are just beginning to otain wealth. Black Envey!!!!
REST IN PARADISE ARETHA! WE MISS YOU SO MUCH QUEEN OF SOUL!
I bought this album when I was 12 I didn't know any songs on it but I loved Aretha I know if it's by her it's good she blow my mind it's was great I'm 52 and still have the album today rest on my queen
She got to be the queen if you can play the whole album with out skipping a song and sing along love you rest on
That Shalala bandit still got me moanin and for that miss Aretha I thank you!!!
Pure soul ! When they let artists do what comes naturally.
This song touches my soul like no other. Queen of Soul always!!!😘😘😘
People are really sleeping on this Album! She’s singing!
The QUEEN OF SOUL
Re's voice got more soulful with time. She sang a milk commercial. It sounded awesome.
I bought this eight track way back when brand new. Wore it out. Literally popped the tape. All hail the Queen, Aretha Louise Franklin.
ReelBlack is the D.J, spinning Ree. So hang on in there and let it rock.
QUEEN WAS A FOX IN HER DAY.
She sang the HELL out of YOU.
She sang that from the depths honey! Yes she did!
@@AC-kl8gi Yes! And 'I'm Not Strong Enough...' !!!
"You" one of those OMG soulful magical musical moments never to be equaled, stunning collection sadly ignored upon release (not by this fan, had original LP) but clearly a timeless Aretha Franklin masterpiece now to be savored and enjoyed over and over, would be nice to have stunning classic released on CD in America, thankfully available here and on CD in limited supply as Estonia Import...RIP Lady Soul, love you forever
Natalie Cole’s version came out first but Miss Aretha had to show her how it was supposed to go!!!
I know her catalogue is extensive and there are gems I’ve yet to hear; however, “I’m Not Strong Enough” has to be one of her best and most heartbreaking ballads. The lyrics didn’t hit me in my teens (pre-love) but in my 40s.....man. This is a testimony.
Talk about "living and learning!" That's life!!!
BABEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!! You ain't NEVER lied!!!
I bought this album as soon as it came out love it then and still do
One of my all-time favorite Aretha songs.
She (though no more) is my Queen of music of all time, in Lagos Nigeria in those days me and my friends would go into the big record stores like the Kingsway, Leventis and others to listen and sometimes buy Aretha's records, this is talking of early seventies, may she RIP
One of my favorite Aretha albums.
FIRST two tracks are incredible
This album defines Aretha' masterful artistry. Definitely a soul classic and so underrated.
This has to be from the collection of my personal vinyl that I sold to Ameba Records in Los Angeles. If so, I'm glad I did so that others enjoy the experience of Aretha Franklin more ❤️!
Thank you very much for posting another awesome album from the great Aretha! Peace!
I‘m soooo happy I finally found this album, Aretha is my favourite artist of all times🎼🎶❤️❤️❤️ love the pure Soul in here voice, she speaks to my heart ❤️❤️❤️ This is gonna be the soundtrack to Lockdown 2.0 in Austria 🙌🙌🙌🙌 and I‘ll be fine ... thank you Aretha🎼🎶❤️
I still DJ this one I am 68
My first time hearing this, thanks for coming up on my phone!
Excellence
31:00
As much as people in 1975 been loving Ms Natalie Cole, Aretha Franklin’s version of “You” should be Grammy worthy. I mean she is the Queen of Soul.
Really love this album!
Aretha looking like a giant bumble bee on this album cover...styles come and go. That being said this album was dynamite, TNT!
I really think that’s what really hurt the sales of this album plus Atlantic didn’t put any push behind it
Didn’t matter to me none
It was Aretha!!!
A great album and deserved to be a much bigger seller back in ‘76 when released. No doubt the LP was named after “You" written by Jerry Butler, Marvin Yancy, and Randy Stewart. However 6 out of the remaining 9 tracks also have the word “You” in their title.
She had to show Natalie how this song was supposed to sound!!!
@@ernesto7145 BABEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!! You ain't NEVER lied!!!
If you can just sit and casually listen to Mr. D.J. and not get on your feet and dance your ASS off ..... You've probably been dead for at least 6 months ❗❗❗❗❗
LA DIVA' 2020
Thanks 'reeblack'! !!! I LOVE YOUR ENTIRE YT PAGE. thanks for these pleasures.
The Queen of Soul!❤️🎤🎹🎶💝🎵
A real crime this and the other four albums have not been released on CD yet.
She is not called the Queen of soul for nothing!! My beloved Aretha! RIP ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
What a stellar album......just downloaded it all.
Merveilleuse!Un immense talent.. J adore, j écoute souvent, sa voie magnifique donne beaucoup d amour 😍
Sweet song wow. N. Y.
I would kill to get my hands on a CD or MP3 version of this album. It was the last album released on Atlantic and it absolutely bombed. However I played the hell out of it because of two particular songs, walk softly and the Shala Bandit. Both of these were covers of other people songs but I swear she never sounded so happy at her voice was just impeccable. Some of the albums had some rough points but overall I loved listening to it.
There is a CD available, import from Estonia
La Diva was the last Aretha record released on Atlantic.
Me too and bought it when I was 12 I'm now 53
Me too I'm 53 still have the album from when I was 12 bought it at zare
The Sha La Bandit is awesome. I love the interplay between Ree and the background singers near the end
Don't wake it up !!!!!😂 I felt that
ABSOLUTELY INCRDEDIBLE!
Shalom, MAMA. HalleluYAH Amen.
42:30 who else can do that, but he queen?
Absolutely no one!!!
Incredible! 💛☀️💃
Amen. N. Y.
YOU ARETHA!! 21/05/2020
Love. This Lady and her music ❤❤😂
This album was a critical disappointment in the 70s. It’s still unavailable on Spotify and other streaming platforms
Yes, it really bombed on the charts. And it also marked the end of Aretha's association with Jerry Wexler. Apparently he was not happy with their last two albums together. I remember seeing the album for 99 cents in the window at Towers Records near 7th & 44th Street.
Dynamite, as usual
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Yo tengo ese disco de Acetato...
I can hear Cissy in the background vocals
WHY did this flop? lol but chile Natalie Cole was really channeling Retha when she hit the scene because I can hear her singing these songs too.
Natalie was great at executing Aretha-Type Runs. In case you didn't know, "You" is also on Natalie's "Inseparable" album.
@@stevenlewis2490 Thanks, I had no idea, time to give it a listen.
Natalie was decent, but Aretha was GREAT!!! Natalie NEVER came nowhere close enough, to being in Aretha's league, in my opinion!
I actually like both Natalie Cole and Aretha Franklin tbh. They both sing amazing and have awesome performances.
For example, I love Aretha’s performance of “Meadows of Springtime” from the Midnight Special in 1977. And I also love her performance of “More Than Just a Joy” in 1978.
Now for Ms Natalie “Queen Diva” Cole. My favorite performance from her is “Lucy in The Sky with Diamonds” from her album ’Natalie..Live!’ and I love her performance of “I Can’t Say No/Something’s Got a Hold on Me”. The way she sings “Sometimes” and the audience just goes completely crazy
How is it that her un-rereleased albums contain some of her most prolific 70s music? It’s such a shame that they all flopped back in their day
I think it was more people were a bit tired of Aretha at that time and Disco was the thing everywhere but Arethas best vocals and challenges are incased in her later 70's stuff
I think its because aretha was basically releasing albums every year lol and people were kind of tired of her😂 but this is one of my fav albums by her
Her main producer and partner in music (Jerry Wexler) had actually left Atlantic Records by this time, and they didn't know what to do with her. Jerry's name is on the album, but he didn't produce it. He had been the real force behind her success and hit making when she switched to Atlantic in the late 60s.
This was not an unreleased album it just didn’t sell very well back in the day
The first release “Mr D J”generated modest AirPlay it charted on the black charts.
I’m sorry to sound like such a know-it-all but when it comes to miss Aretha’s music I think I do
I’ve followed her all my life.
In fact I defy anybody to put smtng out there of miss Franklin
that IDK or don’t have a copy of!
@@stevenlewis2490 I don't think the album didn't sell because Wexler was or was not the producer. Wexler and Atlantic Records did play a MAJOR role in making her a SUPERSTAR, and you're right that Atlantic was somewhat not sure what to do with her during the mid and late 70s. However, after Wexler and Atlantic records made her a star, Aretha's name and talent alone, proved to the world her greatness! At that point, she didn't need Atlantic or Wexler. In my opinion, what she needed was a soulful or heart-felt, kick-ass ballad like 'You" or 'I'm Not Strong Enough To Love You Again,' to had been released, instead of the funky, but corny, 'Mr. DJ.' She also needed a record company that knew exactly what to do with her talent and be steadfastly committed to PROMOTING her work!
Watched the series Genius: ARETHA and had to check and see why this album was not a hit. I did not get it back in the day.. WOW! it is fantastic.
And now it is out of print. Was it ever released on CD? THANKS FOR UPLOADING THIS GEM!
Check out a record store. I went to a few and found one
You found it on CD? I’ll look.. not sure any are open at the moment here in San Francisco
But thanks!
@@B4inSF To my understanding, the albums: "WITH EVERYTHING I FEEL IN ME," "YOU," "SWEET PASSION" and "LA DIVA" were never released on CD. Aretha owns the MASTER RECORDINGS, and Atlantic Records was not willing to pay her what she was seeking! Who knows, now that she's passed on, maybe her family(estate), will work out a deal???
People were into Natalie Cole at this time. Natalie couldn't touch Aretha's vocals but her style was in at this time. Plus Natalie was married to her song writer.,
@@cleopatrajones2024 Absolutely NO DIS to Natalie, but I was not one of those people! I knew with only one ear, that Natalie's voice and musicality was not in Aretha's league!!!
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