Aretha Franklin: Live At Fillmore West LP, 180 Grams Vinyl, PALLAS Pressing
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Aretha Franklin: Live At Fillmore West

LP

180 gram audiophile vinyl

PALLAS pressing

She appeared with King Curtis And The Kingpins — one of the most impressive bands around — accompanied by the trailblazers Cornel Dupree (guitar) and Bernard Purdie (drums).
The Memphis Horns, a fantastic horn section, blast away in the background, their keen as a razor backings rising up to soaring heights. From Billy Preston's fingertips on the organ flows an aura of spiritual energy and Ray Charles, who by chance (but how fortuitous!) was among the audience also got his appearance in the telling title "Spirit In The Dark". No words need be lost about the queen on the cover. For without the superb albums of the late '60s, Aretha Franklin would never have become the USA's first sister of soul nor would she have appeared in the Fillmore West. Recorded in February of 1975 live at Fillmore West, San Francisco, by Ray Thompson. Produced by Jerry Wexler and Arif Mardin.

Tracklist:

Side One

1. Respect

2. Love The One You're With

3. Bridge Over Troubled Water

4. Eleanor Rigby

5. Make It With You

6. Don't Play That Song

Side Two

1. Dr. Feelgood

2. Spirit In The Dark

3. Spirit In The Dark (Reprise With Ray Charles)

4. Reach Out And Touch (Somebody's Hand)

She appeared with King Curtis And The Kingpins — one of the most impressive bands around — accompanied by the trailblazers Cornel Dupree (guitar) and Bernard Purdie (drums). The Memphis Horns, a fantastic horn section, blast away in the background, their keen as a razor backings rising up to soaring heights. From Billy Preston's fingertips on the organ flows an aura of spiritual energy and Ray Charles, who by chance (but how fortuitous!) was among the audience also got his appearance in the telling title "Spirit In The Dark". No words need be lost about the queen on the cover. For without the superb albums of the late '60s, Aretha Franklin would never have become the USA's first sister of soul nor would she have appeared in the Fillmore West. Recorded in February of 1975 live at Fillmore W


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