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Features
By PopMatters Staff
Music truly is the universal language. The best songs of protest are passed around, from movement-to-movement, era-to-era; its singers gaining multilingual fluency along the way. [17 July 2007]
Reviews
By Zeth Lundy
Two-disc compilation offers up a wealth of demos, outtakes, alternate versions, and B-sides from Franklin's 1966-1974 Atlantic sessions. [26 October 2007]
By Christian John Wikane
Live at Fillmore West puts the exclamation point in "Queen of Soul!" [17 August 2006]
By Jason MacNeil
Classic jazz, classic Aretha. Need anything more be said?" [5 August 2005]
By Mark Anthony Neal
Arguably one of the most important recordings done by a black artists in the post-Civil Rights era, throughout Amazing Grace Franklin seamlessly weaves through traditional sacred recordings.
[18 October 2002]
Blogs
Indeed, a people who feel unloved are capable of anything. A people who feel loved are capable of everything. [24 March 2009]
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