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A Brand New Me: Aretha Franklin

Aretha Franklin

2017
14 tracks
51 min
soul

Album Description

A Brand New Me: Aretha Franklin is a sublime reimagining of the legendary singer's most beloved classics, backed by the majestic sound of The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Released on 10 November 2017 via Rhino Atlantic, this extraordinary album showcases Aretha Franklin's timeless voice, blending soul, Motown, and jazz blues to create a truly unforgettable listening experience.

With a duration of 51 minutes, this masterpiece takes you on a journey through Aretha's illustrious discography, featuring iconic tracks such as 'Think', 'I Say a Little Prayer', and '(You Make Me Feel Like) a Natural Woman'. The addition of The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra brings a new level of depth and sophistication to these cherished songs, highlighting Aretha's remarkable vocal range and emotional delivery.

From the uplifting 'People Get Ready' to the poignant 'Angel', each track has been carefully reworked to showcase the Queen of Soul's remarkable talent, accompanied by the lush, sweeping arrangements of the orchestra. The result is an album that not only honours Aretha Franklin's legacy but also introduces her music to a new generation of fans. With its perfect blend of classic and contemporary, A Brand New Me: Aretha Franklin is a must-listen for anyone who loves soulful music, and a testament to the enduring power of Aretha's incredible voice.

November 10, 2017© 2017 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company. All Rights Reserved.℗ 2017 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company. All Rights Reserved. Marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company.

Tracks

Think (with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)Aretha Franklin, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
2:54
Don't Play That Song (You Lied) (with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)Aretha Franklin, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
2:56
I Say a Little Prayer (with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)Aretha Franklin, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
4:18
Until You Come Back to Me (That's What I'm Gonna Do) (with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)Aretha Franklin, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
3:30
A Brand New Me (with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)Aretha Franklin, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
4:19
(You Make Me Feel Like) a Natural Woman [with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra]Aretha Franklin, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
3:36
Angel (with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)Aretha Franklin, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
4:42
Border Song (Holy Moses) (with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)Aretha Franklin, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
3:24
Let It Be (with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)Aretha Franklin, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
3:34
People Get Ready (with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)Aretha Franklin, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
4:03
Oh Me Oh My (I'm a Fool for You Baby) (with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)Aretha Franklin, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
4:18
You're All I Need to Get By (with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)Aretha Franklin, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
3:59
Son of a Preacher Man (with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)Aretha Franklin, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
3:29
Respect (with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)Aretha Franklin, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
2:37

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About Aretha Franklin

Aretha Franklin, the legendary "Queen of Soul," stands as one of the most iconic and influential artists in music history. Born and raised in 1950s Detroit, Franklin's powerful voice and profound emotional depth effortlessly blended gospel, soul, and blues, making her a titan of American music. Her journey to stardom culminated in 1967 when she signed with Atlantic Records, where she achieved massive commercial success and earned her royal title. Franklin's discography is a testament to her versatility and enduring appeal, spanning decades and genres. Her music, characterized by its raw emotion and technical brilliance, has left an indelible mark on the industry, earning her the accolade of the greatest singer of all time from Rolling Stone magazine—not once, but twice. Beyond her musical prowess, Franklin's impact on the civil rights movement and her enduring legacy as a cultural icon make her a true legend.

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