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The Queen of Soul's first few years on Atlantic were so fruitful on the charts that she was already ready for this "best-of" come 1969. This reached #18 in its own right: "I Never Loved a Man (the... more

Recorded in L.A. at the New Temple Missionary Baptist Church with Rev. James Cleveland & the Southern California Community Choir, this 1972 live double-LP not only became Aretha's best selling album,... more

Somehow, a needle on an LP sends Aretha's glorious voice shooting more directly to the soul, doesn't it? This 1971 "best-of" went Top 20 and sold half a million copies, yet somehow went out of print... more

Limited silver colored vinyl LP pressing. Lady Soul is a landmark statement of female empowerment and inspired vocal performance. Featuring massive hits such as "Chain of Fools," "(You Make Me Feel)... more

Queen Aretha ascended to the throne during her first three years on Atlantic, a prime period chronicled on double vinyl here (25 tracks) or on 2 CDs (34 tracks). These sound so sublime in both... more

18 time Grammy® Award winner, Aretha Franklin, pays tribute to ten different women on this 2014 album. The songs have been re-interpreted, re-arranged and re-orchestrated; this isn't just a covers... more

Queen Aretha ascended to the throne during her first three years on Atlantic, a prime period chronicled on double vinyl here (25 tracks) or on 2 CDs (34 tracks). These sound so sublime in both... more

Rhino celebrates the Queen of Soul's farewell tour (say it ain't so, baby!) with this collection of her 20 top Atlantic and Arista hits, the only anthology of her classic and recent hits: "Respect,"... more

Get a survey of Franklin's incomparable contributions to jazz with this compilation genre album!

Reissue of 1974 original recording. Atlantic. 2005.

Includes Respect; Chain of Fools; Baby I Love You; I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You); The Weight, and more.

Her 1968 live album, recorded in Paris!

There's a majesty to Aretha's sublime singing—and it's only amplified by this inspired treatment of her original Atlantic vocal performances. Those vintage tracks are bathed in new orchestral... more

Hey Now Hey finds the Queen of Soul taking her untouchably powerful set of pipes somewhat left field of the straight-ahead Atlantic groove formula of the late '60s. This is not to suggest that the... more