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As part of our end-of-year round up, iconic record label executive Al Bell, responsible for soul legends like Isaac Hayes and Otis Redding, tells personal stories about meeting Aretha Franklin when she was 16 and her cultural legacy
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Born and raised in the Detroit area! No artist ever represented the City of Detroit more proudly, and did more for the movements she stood by🌹🌅â£ï¸
That's a lie jerry Weller never want to drop aretha all you have to do is read jerry book
Respect yourself. Respect to Arethra
Very interesting. I didn't know that Jerry Wexler wanted to drop her from Atlantic Records in 1975. 7:09 Thanks for posting this.
Iforgot jpw cute she was! – adorable! She was an artist! Irreplaceable
Still no Civil Rights. And what of Julian Assange. No mention on this network. Sister Aretha was a great singer and Civil Rights activist and deserves praise.