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30 Greatest Hits
Released: 1990 30 tracks-
- 2. Respect
- 5. Save Me
- 10. Ain't No Way
- 11. Think
- 14. See Saw
- 15. The Weight
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- 17. Eleanor Rigby
- 18. Call Me
- 23. Spanish Harlem
- 24. Rock Steady
- 26. Day Dreaming
- 27. Wholy Holy
- 28. Angel
- 30. I'm in Love
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who is greatly assisted on this cover of The Band's classic by having Duane Allman on guitar
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This man deserves not one, but ten full pages of tributes. To lose him five days after Isaac Hayes really brings another golden era of popular music closer to its end. Everything that can be said about him will be said over the next few days. Yes, he was a flawed individual, whose devotion to the music was almost matched by his devotion to the profit/loss account, but tonight is not the night for that. His productions lit up the lives of millions, and his skills as a prod... MORE
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...If you remember when the acid jazz scene got rolling back in the 90s, you'll recall the mad dash DJs and audiophiles began to really raid the vinyl stacks in record stores all over the place and then suddenly, outside of ordering from catalogues, you'd be hard-pressed to find what became known as rare groove platters in even the best hidden bins of wherever you dug around on the regular...As lovers of music, we all find ourselves going through phases wherein we'll liste... MORE
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9 years ago i met my wife at a phish concert on halloween night in las vegas. it was an amazing night. several fellow moggers were in attendence for my personal watershed moment... and i appreciate our mogfather encouraging me to run up to the room at the hard rock to smooch the cute gypsy. this casey casem dedication goes out to that gypsy...she is a great mom and a great wife. i will let aretha franklin say it for me...she's got the spirit. and in related news ... MORE
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I can't sleep at night
and I can't eat a bite
I guess I'll never be free
since you got your hooks in me
Whoooa, baby someday real soon
and it won't be long
you're gonna wake up
and find that your baby's gone
but if you ever want to call
pick up your telephone
and oh you can betcha' baby
that I'll come runnin' home
so you know how it is
and you know just how I feel
I'll tell you I ain't never
never
never, no no
loved a man the way that I
I love you
Probably the m... MORE
and I can't eat a bite
I guess I'll never be free
since you got your hooks in me
Whoooa, baby someday real soon
and it won't be long
you're gonna wake up
and find that your baby's gone
but if you ever want to call
pick up your telephone
and oh you can betcha' baby
that I'll come runnin' home
so you know how it is
and you know just how I feel
I'll tell you I ain't never
never
never, no no
loved a man the way that I
I love you
Probably the m... MORE
Original Story: http://mainstreamisntsobad.blogspot.com/2008/11...
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We all know the peppy little tune, "I Say A Little Prayer For You" by Dionne Warwick (where she goes totally flat in some of the harmonies with her back-up girls, causing me to cringe every time I hear it), but have you heard the version by Aretha? It's smokier, more soulful, more yearning, and brings the song to a whole new level. In Dionne's version, you imagine a little 20-something working girl tootling along in her day thinking about her lover and smiling as she think... MORE
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Aretha Franklin has unearthed previously unreleased material for her upcoming Rare and Unreleased Recordings from the Golden Reign of the Queen of Soul collection via archival specialist Rhino Records. The double-disc will be released October 16, featuring B-sides, demos and outtakes from Franklin's 13-year history with Atlantic Records. The first disc chronicles the Queen of Soul's initial rise at Atlantic and features previously unreleased tunes "You Keep Me Hanging ... MORE
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We all know the peppy little tune, "I Say A Little Prayer For You" by Dionne Warwick (where she goes totally flat in some of the harmonies with her back-up girls, causing me to cringe every time I hear it), but have you heard the version by Aretha? It's smokier, more soulful, more yearning, and brings the song to a whole new level. In Dionne's version, you imagine a little 20-something working girl tootling along in her day thinking about her lover and smiling as she think... MORE
