ATLANTA -- When Aretha Franklin left Columbia Records in 1966, she was struggling commercially. The label had her singing jazz and other material, including an attempt to cash in on the "The ...
Before Franklin's Atlantic Records hits, she recorded for Columbia. In those early recordings you can hear the legend just beginning to emerge. 'Fresh Air' On Aretha Franklin's Columbia Years Aretha ...
When Aretha Franklin left Columbia Records in 1966, she was struggling commercially. The label had her singing jazz and other material, including an attempt to cash in on the “The Shoop-Shoop Song,” ...
It's likely that she knew she'd be doing other kinds of material, and apparently Columbia agreed, because the label followed it up with "Rough Lover." A lot of the elements that were popular in the ...
When Aretha Franklin left Columbia Records in 1966, she was struggling commercially. The label had her singing jazz and other material, including an attempt to cash in on the “The Shoop-Shoop Song,” ...
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