<b>Aretha Franklin</b> can look back at her recorded treasures and be proud. Can you imagine <b>Fantasia Barrino</b> looking back in 25 years at the hip/hop junk that she's putting down?
Franklin has recorded some unbelievable material, album after album. She's taken other people's songs and transformed them into lasting classics.
Things that Aretha recorded in the 1960s are being sung today by people all over the world. I doubt if anybody will be singing "Baby Mama" or anything that <b>Mary J. Blige</b> or <b>Destiny's Child</b> cut.
It's so important not to go along with trends, especially when you are looking to establish a lasting legacy.
"April Fools" is a shinning example of a record that can be played and enjoyed far into the future. Just listening to Aretha's soaring vocals makes me feel <i>good</i> and happy to be alive to hear her.
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<b>Aretha Franklin</b> can look back at her recorded treasures and be proud. Can you imagine <b>Fantasia Barrino</b> looking back in 25 years at the hip/hop junk that she's putting down?
Franklin has recorded some unbelievable material, album after album. She's taken other people's songs and transformed them into lasting classics.
Things that Aretha recorded in the 1960s are being sung today by people all over the world. I doubt if anybody will be singing "Baby Mama" or anything that <b>Mary J. Blige</b> or <b>Destiny's Child</b> cut.
It's so important not to go along with trends, especially when you are looking to establish a lasting legacy.
"April Fools" is a shinning example of a record that can be played and enjoyed far into the future. Just listening to Aretha's soaring vocals makes me feel <i>good</i> and happy to be alive to hear her.