
Fifteen Years On, Aretha Franklin’s ‘A Woman Falling Out of Love’ Still Sounds Like Nothing Else
Aretha Franklin's 'A Woman Falling Out of Love' is a slow-motion funeral of a breakup, sung with raw soul and gospel fire.

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Aretha Franklin's 'A Woman Falling Out of Love' is a slow-motion funeral of a breakup, sung with raw soul and gospel fire.

A review of Aretha Franklin's 1991 album What You See Is What You Sweat, weighing its honest highs against its commercial filler.

A voice so vast it makes ten old songs feel new again, upon this covers record wherein the diva herself proves her reign.

A record of a great voice trapped within songs unworthy of it, a tale of one singer's struggle against the material.

A solemn record of preaching and singing, wherein a father's voice and his daughter's blend with a choir into one holy service.

A look back at Aretha Franklin's Soft and Beautiful, a 1969 pop record that asks her to sit still and smile.

A look back at Aretha Franklin's 1965 album Yeah!!!, weighing its highs against its lesser moments.

A review of Aretha Franklin's 2003 album So Damn Happy, ranking its soul covers and newer material.

A look back at Aretha Franklin's 1980 comeback album, a record of covers and originals that finds her voice still commanding.

A look back at Aretha Franklin's 1998 soul album A Rose Is Still a Rose, weighing its highs and lows.
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