9 thoughts on “ Take Me With You - Aretha Franklin - Aretha (CD, Album) ”

1. 7" Single on 45cat: Aretha Franklin - United Together / Take Me With You - Arista - USA - AS

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2. Take me with you, come on, take me along Everywhere you go Take me with you, come on now So better far, no one will know, they won't know I just wanna be in your head like melody Sweet to me, sweet, sweet music all the time, ooh, ah, ah, ah I think your live will have me only giving you the best I wanna be the number one thing of you there.

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3. You is the twenty-second studio album by American singer Aretha Franklin, released on October 16, by Atlantic Records. It was a critical and commercial disappointment, stalling at #83 on Billboard ' s album chart. The album's only pop chart single, "Mr. D.J." stalled at just #53 on Billboard' s Hot , while climbing to only #13 R&B.

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4. Jul 30,  · Aretha Live at Fillmore West by Aretha Franklin () (Image credit: Aretha Franklin) Aretha Franklin's third live album is a gleaming advert for her raw vocal talent and prowess as a live performer. Full of life and a sense of occasion, as a live affair should be, it's a wonderful soul display, backed by the tremendous King Curtis' band.

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5. Jan 29,  · 9 videos Play all Aretha Franklin "Aretha" () - Full Album Roy Hulland Aretha Franklin & George Benson - Love All The Hurt Away - Duration: Ja22s0u1g0spe1 , views.

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6. Feb 15,  · The Very Best Of Aretha Franklin (Full album) by Edward A. Smith. Johnny Nash - I Can See Clearly Now by RealityShifts. The Drifters - Under the Boardwalk by RoverTCB. The house that Jack built (yo) - Aretha Franklin by John Lawrence Lim.

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7. A very underrated Aretha album. To avoid confusion, you often see it listed as Aretha []. There's only nine tracks on it ("Come to Me," "I Can't Turn You Loose," "United Together," "Take Me With You," Whatever It Is," "What a Fool Believes," "Together Again," "Love Me Forever," and "School Days") but, if only for "Take Me With You," "What a Fool Believes," and "School Days," this is a.

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8. compilation of Aretha Franklin's early Columbia recordings, released shortly after she hit super-stardom. Reissued in by Columbia Special Products. .

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9. At the close of the Seventies, Aretha Franklin jumped ship at Atlantic Records, where her white-hot star had slowly and sadly burned out, and joined Arista. This self titled album was her debut for Clive Davis' now famous label, and was the begining of her rise from the ashes during the 's/5(14).

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