Podcasts about queen of soul

Greg and Dan speak with David Commanday about the Heartland Festival Orchestra's Aretha, A Tribute concert on Saturday, February 3rd at St. Paul Baptist Church from 3:00 - 5:00 pm.  The HFO's high-energy tribute to the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, features Drama Desk Award nominee Capathia Jenkins, three-time Grammy-nominated artist Ryan Shaw, and the Heritage Ensemble and ICC Choirs.  Jenkins, who portrays Aretha, joins Greg and Dan to discuss her portrayal and what this opportunity means to her.  Visit heartlandfestivalorchestra.org for tickets.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Every Thursday myself and super guitarist Kel Jenkins are shining a spotlight on a classic album, a legendary artist, or an iconic event. This time, we are giving the center stage to the "Queen of Soul", Aretha Franklin. We featured some of her biggest tracks and uncover the stories of her remarkable musical career. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A COMPILATION OF MUSIC FROM THE QUEEN OF SOUL! Truly she needs no introduction.

In den 70er Jahren knüpfte Aretha Franklin mit eigenen Liedern, für sie geschriebenen Songs und vielen Coverversionen nahtlos an frühere Erfolge an. Ihre Präsenz und Musikalität wurden besonders in dem Live-Album aus dem Fillmore West eingefangen. Ein ebenso live aufgezeichnetes Gospelalbum würdigte ihre musikalischen Wurzeln. In den späteren 70er Jahren brachte die Discowelle neue Klänge, mit denen Aretha Franklin zunächst wenig anfangen konnte. Erst Mitte der 80er - von einem sehr populären Gastauftritt im Film „Blues Brothers“ einmal abgesehen - kam sie zurück: in Duetten mit den Eurythmics, Elton John und George Michael feierte sie wieder weltweite Erfolge. Sie passte ihre Stimme einem modernen Sound an, dazu kamen zahlreiche Würdigungen jüngerer Künstlerinnen und Künstler. Wegen starker Flugangst verließ sie ihr Heimatland nicht mehr, trat aber bis in die 2010er Jahre auf. Ihre Stimme war noch immer eindrucksvoll, ihre musikalische Bandbreite beispiellos. 2018 starb die Queen of Soul, weltweit betrauert von vielen, die ihre Musik bis heute lieben. Den ersten Teil "Aretha Franklin – Queen of Soul (I)" findet Ihr – wie viele andere Folgen von Urban Pop – in der ARD Audiothek. Peters Playlist für Teil 2: Young, Gifted And Black (1972): Oh me oh my, Day dreaming, Rock steady, Young, gifted and black, The long and winding road, Border song Amazing Grace (1972): das gesamte Album Hey Now Hey (The Other Side Of The Sky) (1973): Angel Let me in your life (1974): Until you come back to me, A song for you You (1975): Mr. D.J., You Sparkle (1976): Something he can feel La Diva (1979): Honey I need your love, Reasons why, Half a love Aretha (1980): What a fool believes Love All The Hurt Away (1981): Hold on I'm comin‘, Living in the streets Jump To It (1982): Jump to it, It's your thing Get It Right (1983): Get it right, Every girl Who's Zoomin‘ Who? (1986): Freeway of love, Who's zoomin‘ who?, Sisters are doin‘ it for themselves (feat. Eurythmics), Push(feat. Peter Wolf & Carlos Santana) Aretha (1986): I knew you were waiting (for me)(feat. George Michael), Jumpin‘ Jack Flash, Look tot he rainbow One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism (1987) What You See Is What You Sweat (1991): Someone else's eyes Greatest Hits 1980-1994 (1994): A deeper love, Honey A Rose Is Still A Rose (1998): A rose is still a rose (feat. Lauryn Hill), Never leave you again, Here we go again, Watch my back So Damn Happy (2003): The only thing missin‘, Wonderful, So damn happy Jewels In The Crown: All-Star Duets With The Queen (2007): Nessun Dorma This Christmas, Aretha (2008): The Lord will make a way A Woman Falling Out Of Love (2011): How long I've been waiting, This you should know, My country ‘tis of thee (Obama Inauguration) Aretha Franklin Sings The Great Diva Classics (2014): Rolling in the deep, Midnight train to Georgia, I'm every woman

Queen of Soul – Aretha Franklin bekam diesen Titel schon in den frühen 60er Jahren zugeschrieben. Ihre Stimme und ihre Art zu singen, belebte die Lieder auf einzigartige Weise, verlieh ihnen Tiefe, Glaubwürdigkeit und Leidenschaft. Sie sang von Liebe, Verlust, Schmerz, Freude und Selbstbewusstsein – besonders letzteres, von ihr als schwarzer Frau vorgetragen, berührt viele bis heute. Aretha Franklin wurde als Tochter eines später berühmten Baptistenpredigers groß, sie sang wie ihre Schwestern in den Gottesdiensten. Aber auch in ihrem Zuhause in Detroit versammelten sich viele berühmte Musikerinnen und Musiker: z. B. Mahalia Jackson, Art Tatum und Jackie Wilson. Privat war ihr Leben nicht einfach, ihre Mutter starb, als sie zehn war, sie selbst wurde schon als Teenagerin zweifache Mutter. Aretha Franklin fiel bald mit ihrer Stimme auf, bei Columbia Records sollte sie als Jazzsängerin aufgebaut werden, was nur teilweise klappte. Schließlich kam bei Atlantic Records ab Mitte der 60er Jahre der große Erfolg: Soul, eine Musik, die zu ihr passte wie keine andere: RESPECT, I say a little prayer for you, Think, Young, Gifted and Black - ihre Lieder sind Hymnen dieser Zeit, ihre Konzerte sind Ereignisse. Auch mit reinen Gospelalben hat sie weltweit Erfolg. In diesem ersten Teil sprechen Peter Urban und Ocke Bandixen über die frühen Jahre bis Anfang der 70er. In 14 Tagen findet Ihr hier Teil 2. Peters Playlist: Songs of Faith (aufgenommen 1956, erschienen 1959 & 1965) Aretha (1961): Won't be long The Electrifying Aretha Franklin (1962): Nobody like you, Exactly like you, It's so heartbreakin‘, Rough lover The Tender, The Moving, The Swinging Aretha Franklin (1962): Try a little tenderness, Lover come back to me Unforgettable: A Tribute To Dinah Washington (1964): Cold, cold heart, Drinking again, Nobody knows the way I feel this morning, Evil gal blues, Soulville Running Out Of Fools (1964): Every little bit hurts, You'll lose a good thing Yeah!!!(1965): Muddy water, Without the one you love Take It Like You Give It (1967): Le Cross I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You (1967): das gesamte Album mit den Highlights Respect, I never loved a man, Save me Aretha Arrives (1967): Satisfaction, You are my sunshine, Going down slow, Baby, I love you Lady Soul (1968): das gesamte Album mit den Highlights Chain of fools, People get ready, (You make me feel like) A natural woman, Since you've been gone, Good to me as I am to you (feat. Eric Clapton), Ain't no way Aretha Now (1968): Think, See saw, You send me, I can't see myself leaving you Soul '69 (1969): Today I sing the blues This Girl's In Love With You (1970): The dark end of the street, Let it be, Eleanor Rigby, The weight, Call me Spirit In The Dark (1970): Don't play that song, Spirit in the dark Aretha Live At Fillmore West (1971): das gesamte Album Aretha's Greatest Hits (1971): Spanish Harlem, Bridge over troubled water

Aretha Franklin: Becoming the Boss of Your Life In this episode of Becoming with Angelina Watkins, talks about how Aretha Franklin was able to become the boss of her life after enduring a lot of childhood trauma. Aretha Franklin witnessed a lot and experienced a lot at a young age. There was trauma after trauma with no healing that impacted her greatly in her adulthood. After enduring divorced parents, mother dying, being raped, and an abusive, controlling father, she became self-destruction in her adult years. She was promiscuous, an alcoholic and suffered domestic violence in her marriage. Aretha's singing career was first controlled by her father and then her husband. Although, she found some fame and fortune it wasn't until she recorded Amazing Grace that was her best selling album and is still her best-selling album to this day. Despite her past, Aretha was able to find her voice and become the boss of her life. Episode Outline[00:00] A sneak peak into the episode[00:48] Music intro00:55] Introduction[01:06] Topic introduction[02:18] Welcome viewers[03:23] Path to Prosperity[04:03] Childhood trauma[06:17] Baby at 12[09:24] Promiscuous [11:06] Right message at the right time[13:01] Alcohol and domestic violence[14:19] Breaking free[16:07] Be the boss of your own life[18:26] Closing Where you are is not where you have to be. Your past does not define you, YOU define you. -----------------------------------------------------------PRODUCTS AND SERVICESPath to Prosperity: 17 Secrets to Building Wealth You Can Start TodayLink: www.path2prosperitybook.com Financial Coaching ProgramRags 2 RichesLink for more info: www.rags2richescoaching.com Need an insurance quote? https://worldwealthmovers.com/contact-us -----------------------------------------------------------FOLLOW THE HOSTFollow Angelina Watkins on IG: https://www.instagram.com/becomingangelinawatkins/Follow Angelina Watkins on Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@becomingangelinawatkins -----------------------------------------------------------PODCAST MUSICIntro/Outro Music Title: So MagnificentArtist: IG @ https://www.instagram.com/cgreenblues/

Handwriting your living will may seem like a good idea. However, without the assistance of a trusted legal advisor, it could cause more trouble for your family. In this episode, Nathan and Michael discuss the handwritten wills of Aretha Franklin, which led to an extensive court case over many years. It is always smart to consult a lawyer regarding your will.

Detroit's own Aretha Franklin is one of the most successful musicians of all time. But since her death in 2018, the Queen of Soul's sons have been battling over her estate. With the trial now underway, WWJ's Zach Clark details the battle over tens of millions of dollars and how it impacts Franklin's legacy. (PHOTO: Elaine Cromie/Detroit Free Press/USA Today)

Renowned photographer Matthew Jordan Smith shares his experiences photographing the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin.

Renowned photographer Matthew Jordan Smith shares his experiences photographing the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin.

Rich and Danny and Laura Meyers honor the Queen of Soul on what would have been her 81st birthday, discussing her versatility, her longevity, her influence and her legacy. Also, don't miss Rich and Danny's delightful discussion about the greatest guitar player of all time.

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Join us for a weekly roundup episode where we'll be discussing headlines that caught our eye recently including: research showing that petting a dog can boost brain activity, the rise of sleep tourism, and some wild facts surrounding the FBI's decades-long investigation into Aretha Franklin. And if that's not enough, we're joined by the amazing artist, comedian, and actor KATIE CAUSEY!   Follow Katie @k_caus   Follow us on IG: @markkendallcomedySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In ep 64, Ahki & Sunny discuss the recent release of Aretha Franklin's FBI file, which spans 40 years of federal surveillance against the Queen of Soul for her radical pro-black politics. Also, the duo discuss military developments around the world and recent Hip-Hop news involving Jim Jones, Kanye West, and more.

Me personally and I mean this to the fullest extent, I only mourn The Queen Of Soul. Let's unpack this Real L.I.V.E. 1 right here. Please feel free to donate and support this podcast movement and I always appreciate you all that do or don't. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/my-handlez/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/my-handlez/support

Sam is back in the interview seat chatting to conductor, producer and arranger Jules Buckley about his upcoming Aretha Franklin Prom with singer-songwriter Sheléa. They talk about he art of arranging, the unquestionable genius of Franklin and Buckley's relationship with the Proms.…Aretha Prom StuffEvent Page: https://www.bbc.co.uk/events/eqrcd4 Watch it on BBC Four/iPlayer (from 27 August): https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001bdx5 Listen on Radio 3/Sounds: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001b5km … Buy us a coffee innit: https://ko-fi.com/classicalpod … Follow us here: instagram.com/classicalpod/ twitter.com/ClassicalPod facebook.com/ClassicalPod/

Beyoncé's latest album has been praised by the New York Times as “black queer bravado,” but the song “Heated” landed Queen B in hot water with cancel culture. The lyrics to the song contain the word “spaz,” a word that we learned is an “ableist slur” among the disabled community. Disabled people believe words matter and want to hold people to standards. Jason asks why the black community doesn't hold artists like Beyoncé to account when they use lyrics that denigrate themselves. “We're the only group with absolutely no standard. The entire rap music industry is built on the N-word. It is used repeatedly in nearly every successful commercial rap song. Rappers brag about killing n*****, raping n*****, robbing n*****, dissing n*****. No one cares. Beyoncé uses the N-word in 'Heated.' No one cares.” "Fearless" contributor Delano Squires joins the conversation to examine the impact of popular culture on communities and shares his thoughts on TericaStar, a Florida A&M coed that celebrated receiving her master's degree by posing nude on campus. Delano explains how “junkiepox” has infested a generation. Shemeka Michelle stops in to answer the question of the day: What is "black queer bravado"? Plus, she helps us make sense of the “Swim Thick” pool parties targeting plus-sized women. Finally, Skip Bayless was critical of LeBron James after the NBA's top star failed to acknowledge the passing of legend Bill Russell on social media. Jason shares the truth about Russell and why he believes LeBron remains silent on the matter.   We want to hear from the Fearless Army!! Join the conversation in the show chat, leave a comment or email Jason at Fearless@TheBlaze.com   ​​Today's Sponsor: You spoke and we listened, so The Blaze patriotic sock packs are back again! There are TWO sock packages and stylish drink covers to choose from. Order both and we'll throw in a FREE bonus set of socks! For BlazeTV subscribers, use promo code “Blaze Sub” for 20% off your purchase. Not a subscriber? No problem! Subscribe to BlazeTV now and use promo code “FearlessSocks” to save on both your BlazeTV subscription AND get 20% off these limited-edition socks. Go to BlazeSocks.com. Shout Out from Jason: Do you love gifts? Would you want to request a personal shout out for yourself, family or friends from Jason Whitlock?! Click either link below to get the official Shout Out app for Apple or Android and request a personal shout out from Jason Whitlock! Shout Out for Apple:  https://apps.apple.com/us/app/shoutout/id1541540629 Shout Out for Android:  https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app.shoutoutapp Get 10% off Blaze swag by using code Fearless10 at https://shop.blazemedia.com/fearless Make yourself an official member of the “Fearless Army!”   Support Conservative Voices! Subscribe to BlazeTV at https://get.blazetv.com/FEARLESS and get $10 off your yearly subscription. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As broadcast June 10, 2022 with plenty of laughs in memory for our stream experience.  Tonight we welcomed Dutch Canada-based singer-songwriter Nurdana De Rijcke  to the show to talk about her new EP "Coming Home," which drops on Tuesday.  Inspired and written by her dearly departed father Rob, Nurdjana took these songs and put her own imprint on them to both pay tribute and bring closure to the process of loss.  Despite the background of loss, this two hour show is certainly a summery celebration of music, with Nurdjana bringing her favorites to the forefront in a playlist of inspirations to her soulful sound.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Gnarls Barkley – CrazyKobo Town – London TownJupiter & Okwess – Na KozongaCymande - BraFinley Quaye – Sunday ShiningThe Roots – The Seed 2.0 Part II (31:49)Alogte Oho & His Sounds of Joy – Yu Ya YummaQuadron – Slippin'Kendra Morris – This LifeBetty Harris – There's A Break In The RoadLyn Collins – Take Me Just As I AmMarijata – No Condition Is Permanent Part III (61:34)Nurdjana – Do The Right ThingStevie Wonder – Higher GroundAretha Franklin – Save MeLake Street Dive – Good KisserSharon Jones & The Dap-Kings – How Do I Let A Good Man Down?Jamie Lidell – Another Day Part IV (94:29)Nurdjana – She Gives Me WaterMadcon – Beggin'John Legend – Save RoomJoss Stone – Put Your Hands On MeAmy Winehouse – Back To BlackMayer Hawthorne – A Long Time 

Kat Hall is an amazingly talented and gorgeous woman out of Long Beach, California. Known for her soulful voice, unique style and a work ethic that doesn't quit, this woman is rising to the top FAST!!! Please join me for an intimate chat with the beautiful Ms. Hall as she tells us her journey from the very beginning until now. Listen to a few of her songs. Hear her dreams and her fears and what she does to overcome doubt and continue to lead the way and inspire musicians around the world! Please follow Kat Hall on all social media platforms! https://www.facebook.com/kathallmusic https://www.instagram.com/kat_hall_music/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc1oxpZzQjPq43_0AFtdb9Q For live shows please follow me on FB @sunshine.cantu As always, thank you for your continued support! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thesunshineshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesunshineshow/support

Town Square with Ernie Manouse airs at 3 p.m. CT. Tune in on 88.7FM, listen online or subscribe to the podcast. Join the discussion at 888-486-9677, questions@townsquaretalk.org or @townsquaretalk. Born in Memphis, Tennessee, the daughter of a Baptist preacher-father and a pianist-mother, Aretha Franklin grew up to be the Queen of Soul. Her many honors include the National Medal of Arts and the Presidential Medal of Freedom. And in 1987, she made history by becoming the first female artist to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. From April 22 - 24 at Jones Hall,  the Houston Symphony will pay R-E-S-P-E-C-T to Aretha Franklin — the music legend who changed popular music forever. Broadway star Capathia Jenkins joins us to talk about her performance of Franklin's hit songs for this tribute concert and how she feels a connection with the icon. Also, we talk with Franklin's biographer David Ritz, who describes her as an extraordinary artist that represents a "perfect storm" of things coming together. Guests: Capathia Jenkins Broadway singer and actress Performing the concert Aretha: Queen of Soul with the Houston Symphony at Jones Hall David Ritz Best-selling writer, ghostwriter, novelist and lyricist Co-author of Aretha Franklin's autobiography “From These Roots” (1999) Author of  the biography “Respect: The Life of Aretha Franklin” (2014) Town Square with Ernie Manouse is a gathering space for the community to come together and discuss the day's most important and pressing issues. Audio from today's show will be available after 5 p.m. CT. We also offer a free podcast here, on iTunes, and other apps.

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All she wanted was some respect.

Recorded live on March 26, 2022, this episode focuses on the foundational 1967 album by Aretha Franklin, “I've Never Loved a Man Like the Way I Love You,” released in March 1967 on Atlantic Records. This episode marks the first in a two-part series centering on Detroit, Michigan as a musical and cultural hub, from Motown to Movement. is the second and final of our two part series focusing on the story, music, and influence of Manchester, England's music scene in the late 1970s/early 1980s.

As broadcast March 25, 2022 with groove for days if you're on the podcast foray.  Tonight we are proud to present a world premiere on the first Friday show of the new season.  The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble is a brilliant veteran funk and soul band out of San Diego who we've been meaning to have on the show for a long time, and there is no better time to have them on the show tonight.  Sure Fire maestro Tim Felten joined us tonight to talk about their fourth studio album due out in exactly one week's time, and we got an exclusive spin of an unreleased single from the album on the show for a great look into what's on offer come next Friday.  Be sure to presave the "Step Down" LP and check out our exclusive playlist from and interview with Tim Felten, who rocked a series of inspirations to the band's unique sound and gave us a look into how The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble continues its morphology as they move into the future.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Aretha Franklin – Rock SteadyDelvon Lamarr Organ Trio – Don't Worry Bout What I DoStro Elliot feat James Brown – Turn It Up Give It ShroomsLonnie Liston Smith – A Chance For PeaceThe Sure Fire Soul Ensemble – The Other SideThe Sure Fire Soul Ensemble – Step Down Part II (32:34)Lack of Afro – For YouIkebe Shakedown – DramDe La Soul – Long Island DegreesDavid McCallum – The EdgeThe Charmels – As Long As I've Got YouGrant Green – Down Here On The Ground (Live) Part III (61:27)The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble – Boardwalk BumpDavid Axelrod – The FlyRamsey Lewis Trio – Slipping Into DarknessThe Poets of Rhythm – Eulogize the SourceThe Mohawks – Beat Me Till I'm BlueArzachel – Queen St. Gang Part IV (100:50)The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble – Love AgeIsaac Hayes – Walk On ByThe Cannonball Adderly Quintet – Walk Tall (Baby, That's What I Need)Herbie Hancock – Tell Me a Bedtime StoryBeastie Boys – Something's Got To GivePlacebo – You Got Me Hummin' 

Das Biopic "Respect" erzählt die Lebensgeschichte der US-Sängerin Aretha Franklin. Und: Wie Russland die Menschenrechtsorganisation Memorial zu zerstören versucht / Was Hans Steinbichler aus Rita Falks Roman "Hannes" auf der Leinwand macht / Wieviel Kultur im Koalitionsvertrag der Ampel steckt.

Austin singer and songwriter Taméca Jones is leaving Austin for LA at the end of the year.  In the latest episode, you’ll hear the reasons why the Austin Music scene isn't working for her.  Plus you’ll learn more about our music ecosystem. You'll also hear from and Peter Schwarz  about the reality of music businesses […]

Over Aretha Franklin verschenen dit jaar de biografische speelfilm Respect en de tv-serie Genius. Tegelijkertijd verscheen er een overzichtsbox met daarop ook onuitgebrachte opnamen van de Queen Of Soul. Leo Blokhuis duikt in de vroege jaren van Aretha en vertelt tevens hoe zij de civil rights beweging van een paar klassieke songs voorzag. 

“Respect” is a fine film; it compellingly depicts the formative years of one of America's most beloved recording and concert artists. But this is more than just a pretty picture. Is “Respect” the anecdote to CRT? “Respect” detonates the core tenets of critical race theory. “Respect” spans the early 1950s to the early 70s. We meet young Aretha as a little girl who sings to a group of adult guests in the Detroit home of her father, Baptist minister C. L. Franklin. Reverend Franklin's living room is filled with several dozen of his and Mama Franklin's friends and loved ones. They are sharply dressed professionals. The men sport suits. The women sparkle in gowns. They're elegant, poised, well spoken, educated, and prosperous. Even when things were terrible for so many African-Americans in the 1950s, they held their heads high, with dignity.Be sure to check out the episode page for extra features:https://gmicksmithsocialstudies.blogspot.com/2021/09/is-r-e-s-p-e-c-t-antidote-to-crt.htmlPlease consider purchasing “Respect” by Aretha Franklin.

Le 8 septembre sort sur les écrans "RESPECT" de Liesl Tommy consacré à la vie d'Aretha Franklin, avec une lumineuse Jennifer Hudson dans le rôle-titre. Ce film retrace le parcours extraordinaire de celle qu'on a surnommée la Queen Of Soul, depuis les bancs d'une chorale gospel jusqu'à la renommée internationale."Les Combats d'Aretha", un podcast en 3 épisodes, met en lumière les engagements militants de cette icône de la musique américaine ! Dans ce troisième épisode, Ombline Roche raconte comment Aretha Franklin est devenue, peut-être un peu malgré elle, l'un des symboles de la lutte pour les Droits des femmes. Notamment en adaptant un titre d'Otis Redding, "Respect", qui deviendra un véritable hymne féministe !Avec les éclairages de Lisa Spada, chanteuse, Sébastian Danchin, historien et auteur notamment d'une biographie d'Aretha Franklin, et Frédéric Adrian, journaliste à Soul Bag.

Le 8 septembre sort sur les écrans "RESPECT" de Liesl Tommy consacré à la vie d'Aretha Franklin, avec une lumineuse Jennifer Hudson dans le rôle-titre. Ce film retrace le parcours extraordinaire de celle qu'on a surnommée la Queen Of Soul, depuis les bancs d'une chorale gospel jusqu'à la renommée internationale."Les Combats d'Aretha", un podcast en 3 épisodes, met en lumière les engagements militants de cette icône de la musique américaine ! Dans ce troisième épisode, Ombline Roche raconte comment Aretha Franklin est devenue, peut-être un peu malgré elle, l'un des symboles de la lutte pour les Droits des femmes. Notamment en adaptant un titre d'Otis Redding, "Respect", qui deviendra un véritable hymne féministe !Avec les éclairages de Lisa Spada, chanteuse, Sébastian Danchin, historien et auteur notamment d'une biographie d'Aretha Franklin, et Frédéric Adrian, journaliste à Soul Bag.

 We are demanding Respect... as in the Jennifer Hudson/Aretha Franklin biopic. Not to mention discussing AI and Tesla bots taking over. We are discussing the new series Nine Perfect Strangers, who are anything but perfect. Hugh Jackman has a movie out too. Oh and how can we forget Only Fans showing no love to sex workers. 

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Tracey Scott Wilson, the screenwriter of the new Aretha Franklin bio pic "Respect," joins CBS News correspondent Errol Barnett to discuss how she wrote the script in just four months. The film which stars Jennifer Hudson in the title role premieres August 13th. Wilson opens up about the pressure and responsibility she felt having to convey the Queen of Soul's life story. She explains what went into the writing process and how the film was trimmed down from five hours to just two and half hours.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Vibrant, Genuine and Soulful, Dawn Pemberton has deep musical roots that take her powerful voice from gospel and soul to jazz, funk and world music. She has become a staple of the Vancouver music scene and can often be found tearin' it up as a vocalist, teacher, facilitator, choir director and “go to girl” for live performances and studio sessions. https://dawnpemberton.ca/

Lions and Tigers and OnlyFans, oh my!  We talk about it all in this week's episode with the one and only, Tameca Jones, aka the Empress and Queen of Soul of Austin, TX. Tameca is the 2020 Austin Music Awards winner for “Best Vocals”, has performed at Austin City Limits music festival and toured with Gary Clark Jr., and has one of the most hypnotic and soulful voices I've ever heard (and also why I've seen her perform more than any other artist in Austin.)Off stage, Tameca has become a good friend of mine, and the time flew by way too fast. We talked about how she's been handling the absence of shows, OnlyFans accounts, her recent discoveries about herself from diving into astrology, our middle school fashion and love of sports jerseys, and last but not least, what she's most excited about while creating her newest album. Please enjoy this entertaining, laugh out loud and jam-packed episode with Tameca Jones and if you could please rate, review and share this episode with others!Guest: Taméca JonesInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/empress/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/empressofaustinsoulWebsite: http://www.tamecajones.comHost: Clarissa Cardenas - IG: https://www.instagram.com/atxconcertqueen/Website: http://www.theconcertqueen.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theconcertqueenVenmo: https://account.venmo.com/u/Concert-QueenMake sure to tune in every Wednesday for a new episode of the “Concert Queen Connect” and make sure to ‘like' and ‘subscribe' to our channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbNiyZMWKbK2pH4J2rdj69Q?sub_confirmation=1Listen to our podcast:Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/concert-queen-connect/id1538535270Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6y3m5SLW5CnBvBpvh7cXgT?si=dN1Vlr9eQf2diQFrPIffugThank you to our sponsor for this episode, Twelve Rivers Productions, and hit them up for any of your production studio needs! http://www.twelveriversproductions.comProducer: Steve Souza (http://www.souzamedia.com) IG : https://www.instagram.com/the.souz/

"You make me feel like a natural woman..." In this episode of The Singer's Arsenal 'Inspired by', Kristal Cherelle of Indie Artist School studies Aretha Franklin's performance of live performance of Natural Woman and discusses the elements of her vocal technique that made her voice timeless and iconic! Learn more: https://indie-artist.teachable.com Support: https://anchor.fm/thesingersarsenal/support --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thesingersarsenal/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesingersarsenal/support

In this week's episode – the last of 2019 – Mark, Barney & "Jazzbo" see out the year by celebrating the sheer majesty of Aretha Franklin and the posthumously-released Amazing Grace documentary.Featured writer Tom Cox provides the perfect segue: a 1999 piece about the Queen Of Soul and her Atlantic Records producer/mentor Jerry Wexler. Your hosts also enjoy a chuckle as they revisit Tom's 2004 piece on Apple's new GarageBand "workstation".Attention then turns to a 2007 audio interview with uptown funkateer and retromaniac producer Mark Ronson. We hear a clip from Maureen Paton's back-of-a-cab conversation with Ronson, after which RBP's three amigos discuss his subsequent career and his work with Amy Winehouse.Marks talks us through new additions to the RBP library, including Keith Altham in the studio in 1968 with the Rolling Stones (and Jean-Luc Godard!); a 1971 Roy Carr rendezvous with the skinhead edition of Slade; and Joe "Mr. C" McEwen profiling the splendidly eccentric Jerry "Swamp Dogg" Williams in 1975. Jasper rounds matters off with quotes from David Toop's 2001 Wire interview with the brilliant Björk … and a brief chat about Boris Johnson's new nemesis Stormzy.Oh, and to prove we're not just about yesteryear, we've compiled a playlist of our favourite tracks of 2019: beautiful & thrilling music by the likes of Lizzo, Foals, Brittany Howard, Bon Iver, Nilüfer Yanya, Rustin Man, Billie Eilish, Vampire Weekend, Joan Shelley... and of course Amyl & the Sniffers! Pieces discussed: Aretha Franklin: Amazing Grace film, Amazing Grace album, Rev. James Cleveland, Jerry Wexler, Garageband, Sloan, Mark Ronson audio, Stones set studio on fire, Lionel Hampton, Sly & the Family Stone, Slade, Carl Palmer, Swamp Dogg, Culture Club, Pavement, De La Soul, Björk, Jamie Cullum and Stormzy.The RBP podcast is part of the Pantheon Podcasts network.

Shelley and Christian dig deep into friend of the show Meredith Ochs' latest book, Aretha: The Queen of Soul - A Life in Photographs.  Since the book is filled with photos, along with three essays by Ms. Ochs, we decide to play as many disparate songs by the Diva of divas to showcase just how amazing Aretha really was during her lifetime.Aretha Franklin's voice was legendary, unforgettable: deeply rooted in gospel, yet versatile enough to brilliantly interpret R&B, rock, soul, pop, and jazz standards, it fueled a six-decade career. Her vocal wallop was a mix of preaching, rebuke, and elation. From the languorous “I Never Loved a Man (the Way That I Love You),” to the funky “Chain of Fools,” to the fiercely feminist “Think,” to the definitive, demanding version of Otis Redding's “Respect,” Franklin's songs played out against the tumultuous sociopolitical backdrop of the late '60s like a soundtrack meant to set things right. Her accolades were many: she received the Kennedy Center honor in 1994, won 18 Grammys, was the first woman inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and performed for presidents and the Pope. Illustrated with 85 photos, and with insightful text from noted radio personality and author Meredith Ochs, Aretha explores the diva's life, from her formative years growing up in Detroit, to her singing and recording career from the 1950s until her untimely death in 2018, to her numerous honors, awards, and causes, including her advocacy for civil rights and the arts.Get the book hereDiggers, you can support the show by wearing cool rock n roll gear from TeePublic: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/rocknrollDisclaimer: The views expressed here by Shelley Sorenson are made in her capacity as a private citizen, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the San Francisco Public Library or the City of San Francisco.Call us at 650-822-ROCK or email at: info@rocknrollarchaeology.com

Enjoy this short but action packed piece taken from our first day in Detroit - this was at the Queen of Soul's memorial at The Charles H Wright museum. Aretha was BELOVED by Detroit and Detroit was beloved by Aretha. The pic you see of the gold coffin was taken at the actual funeral - we didn't get too much coverage there as we wanted to be respectful and it was quite honestly so overwhelming to see some of the greatest artists and activists of the Civil Rights movement right before our very eyes. Aretha - we love you Queen - RESPECT!

Colleen, Bradley, and Holly check in with the LIVE feed of Aretha Franklin's Star stellar funeral; Dirt Alert with Elizabeth Ries; :30 Pop Culture Challenge; Bling Items; PLUS, Molly calls in to tell us what's trending on Google!

Aretha's talent transcended the written word and defied description. This is part one of a two part series focused mostly on the Atlantic years as there is no way to pack over six decades of music into two hours.  Recorded live in the studio on the night she passed, Aug 16th, 2018.

The Queen of Soul, whose career spanned six decades, died on Thursday morning. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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This Weeks in the Cheeto Chronicles: -45 Pays his respects to the Queen Of Soul -45's Son JR caught in a photoshop fail -45 has done great things for getting jobs for black people -Who's running the VA -Omarosa has some tapes TransAmerica -Travis Scott Update -Nicki gets dragged in to

In Episode 10, we chat about Josh's extreme reaction to a BuzzFeed article, a Nicholas Cage movie marathon, why Kristen Bell was in tears recently, the groundbreaking Crazy Rich Asians (a tongue twister of a title if you were wondering) and the very sad passing of Aretha Franklin. For our Marquee Topic, we discuss the new crop of leading men in film (in the first of a two part series on the new wave of movie stars in Hollywood - part 2 on leading women is next week!). PLUS, in our teasers this week, Maureen shares a podcast that comes highly recommended by two of our most loyal listeners and Josh recommends a 25 year-old film starring Harrison Ford (a movie his colleague was VERY disappointed he hadn't seen). Email us at thepoppedcast@vernacularpodcast.com! Find links for this episode in the show notes at https://www.vernacularpodcast.com/poppedcast/! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thepoppedcast/support

Aretha Franklin tributes; The Craziest True or False Game

Dr. Ramona Brockett & LanceScurv share their memories on the Queen Of Soul Aretha Franklin at the time of her transition and homecoming in an upbeat joyous dialogue that celebrated an exemplary life that has touched countless human beings well over a half century in a way that was Heaven-sent to a world most often in a state of chaos. I also have to say that the chat room family in this particular episode shared so much love between each other and I have to give a shout out to all who were there as this is what social media should be all about! We have to much drama between our people online and this show will shine out bright to the world as an example of Black Love that should be the norm across cyberspace! Copy & Paste this link to your browser to watch the livestream as it happened --> https://youtu.be/DYaLjtOuAOU --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lancescurv/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lancescurv/support

Aretha was very involved in the civil rights movement in the 60's and 70's. Guest is movie critic Chris Hewitt.

The Queen Of Soul Aretha Franklin is reported to be in a Detroit Michigan Hospital under hospice care surrounded by close friends and family as she struggles to remain alive. This caused me to reminisce on her stellar career as the greatest Soul Singer of all time with a signature voice that could rouse emotions from anyone no matter how cold their heart may be. The 76 year old icon has appeared frail in her recent performances last year all the while keeping her health concerns private. Her last performance was at an Elton John AIDS Foundation private gala last November of 2017. While many are saddened by this news, I encourage everyone to send positive energy to her in the form of your thoughts, memories and prayers as we should all do for her family and friends as I know that they have they weight of the world on their shoulders at this time. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lancescurv/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lancescurv/support