Nobody Like You - Aretha Franklin, Cleveland, James
Once in a While - Aretha Franklin, Cook, L.C.
Maybe I'm a Fool - Aretha Franklin, McFarland, J. Lesli
Muddy Water - Aretha Franklin, DeRose, Peter
Today I Sing the Blues - Aretha Franklin, Hamner, Curley
Won't Be Long - Aretha Franklin, McFarland, J. Lesli
Nobody Knows the Way I Feel This Morning - Aretha Franklin, Delaney, Pearl
Evil Gal Blues - Aretha Franklin, Feather, Leonard
Lee Cross - Aretha Franklin, White, Teddy
Walk on By - Aretha Franklin, Bacharach, Burt
I Wonder (Where You Are Tonight) - Aretha Franklin, Franklin, Aretha
God Bless the Child - Aretha Franklin, Herzog, Arthur Jr.
Blue Holiday - Aretha Franklin, Denson, Willie
Try a Little Tenderness - Aretha Franklin, Campbell, Jimmy [Fi
This Bitter Earth - Aretha Franklin, Otis, Clyde
Track Listings (15) - Disc #2
Skylark - Aretha Franklin, Carmichael, Hoagy
Trouble in Mind - Aretha Franklin, Jones, Richard [1]
Runnin' Out of Fools - Aretha Franklin, Ahlert, Richard
Drinking Again - Aretha Franklin, Mercer, Johnny
Laughing on the Outside (Crying on the Inside) - Aretha Franklin, Raleigh, Ben
What a Diff'rence a Day Made - Aretha Franklin, Adams, Stanley
Soulville - Aretha Franklin, Glover, Henry
You'll Lose a Good Thing - Aretha Franklin, Meaux, Huey P.
Take a Look - Aretha Franklin, Otis, Clyde
Cry Like a Baby - Aretha Franklin, Armstead, Joshie
Mockingbird - Aretha Franklin, Foxx, Charles
Until You Were Gone - Aretha Franklin, Byers, Joy
Every Little Bit Hurts - Aretha Franklin, Cobb, Ed
Without the One You Love - Aretha Franklin, Franklin, Aretha
Rock a Bye Your Baby With a Dixie Melody - Aretha Franklin, Lewis, Sam M. [1]
Track Listings (15) - Disc #3
One Step Ahead - Aretha Franklin, Singleton, Charlie
Sweet Bitter Love - Aretha Franklin, McCoy, Van
If Ever I Would Leave You - Aretha Franklin, Lerner, Alan Jay
Won't Be Long - Aretha Franklin, McFarland, J. Lesli
Love Is the Only Thing - Aretha Franklin, McFarland, J. Lesli
Sweet Lover - Aretha Franklin, McFarland, Leslie
All Night Long - Aretha Franklin, Lewis, Curtis [1]
Who Needs You - Aretha Franklin, Burns, Jeanna
It Ain't Necessarily So - Aretha Franklin, Gershwin, George
(Blue) By Myself - Aretha Franklin, Bailey, J.
Just for a Thrill - Aretha Franklin, Armstrong, Lil
Take It Like You Give It - Aretha Franklin, Franklin, Aretha
Unforgettable - Aretha Franklin, Gordon, Irving
Love for Sale - Aretha Franklin, Porter, Cole
Misty - Aretha Franklin, Burke, Johnny [Voca
Import-only three CD compilation by the Queen of Soul, one of the most distinguished and beloved vocalists in R&B. 45 bluesy tracks including 'Try A Little Tenderness', 'Runnin' Out Of Fools',' Nobody Like You', 'It Ai... more »n't Necessarily So', 'Love For Sale', 'Nobody Knows The Way I Feel This Morning' and many more. Packaged in three standard jewel cases and housed in a slipcase. Rajon.« less
CD Details
All Artists:Aretha Franklin Title:The Great Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label:Red X Original Release Date: 1/1/2000 Re-Release Date: 1/13/2004 Album Type: Box set, Import Genres:Pop, R&B Styles:Vocal Pop, Soul Number of Discs: 3 SwapaCD Credits: 3 UPC:821838188827
Synopsis
Album Description
Import-only three CD compilation by the Queen of Soul, one of the most distinguished and beloved vocalists in R&B. 45 bluesy tracks including 'Try A Little Tenderness', 'Runnin' Out Of Fools',' Nobody Like You', 'It Ain't Necessarily So', 'Love For Sale', 'Nobody Knows The Way I Feel This Morning' and many more. Packaged in three standard jewel cases and housed in a slipcase. Rajon.
CD Reviews
A Major Single Release Is Finally Available!
T. A. Shepherd | Palmdale, Ca. 93550 | 01/01/2005
(4 out of 5 stars)
"Most of the songs on this three disc set have been addressed on the 2-CD set Jazz To Soul and more recently, The Queen In Waiting. Those familiar with Aretha's Columbia recordings from the early 60's will attest that her top 40 smash from 1961, "Rock-A-Bye Your Baby" has been avoided like the plague. On this import set, that omission is finally set right. But don't be so quick to completely replace Jazz To Soul with this set because it doesn't have "I'm Losing You", her R&B hit from 1965. Aside from "Rock-A-Bye Your Baby", most of the material will be unfamiliar to those who only remember the Atlantic hits, which were undenialby her best recordings. Yet, these sessions should not go entirely overlooked, as there are some gems here as well, including her hit from 1964, "Running Out Of Fools". (This was covered by Elvis Costello on Kojac Variety a few years ago.) She was a regualar on Jim O'Neil's Shindig show during this time and performed the song and it is shocking she didn't find mass popularity then. A commanding performer, she went on to record more covers for the next two years. After joining Atlantic in 1967, Jerry Wexler put her in Muscle Shoals Studios and the rest you know. The material on "The Great Aretha Franklin" ranges from standards and blues to pop and pure soul. It showcases her ability to sing anything and do it so well that she was concidered by many to be the Dinah Washington of the mid-sixties. Most of the essentials are repeated here, such as Mockingbird, Every Little Bit Hurts, Blue Holiday and Unforgettable, but at last a major single release is finally available."
TRULY A LIVING LEGEND
H.IRVIN | OHIO | 09/30/2007
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I HAVE MOST OF THESE SELECTIONS IN VARIOUS FORMS..LP..CASSETTE..CD..BUT ONE SONG ESCAPED ME..'ONE STEP AHEAD'. THE SONG IS SAMPLED BY MOS DEF ON HIS CUT 'MS FAT BOOTY'AND THE SAMPLE BOTHERED ME FOR YEARS BECAUSE IT WAS SO FAMILIAR..LO AND BEHOLD ALONG COMES THE POPULARITY OF YOUTUBE..AND THE QUEEN HERSELF IS ON VIDEO PERFORMING 'ONE STEP AHEAD' IN 1964...TRULY PRICELESS."