The First Recordings
Aretha's First Album, New York, Recording Aretha, The Attraction Of Secular Music
Reverend Franklin's tours were very successful. Thousands of people bought tickets for his performances. Aretha, like all of the performers in the revue, was paid a salary for her work. Though she was still known as “Reverend Franklin's daughter,” Aretha was also gaining fans of her own.
Additional topics
- Success at Atlantic - Atlantic's Offer, Down To Alabama, A Tough Marriage, The First Hits, Off And Running
- Child of the Gospel - The Daughter Of A Preacher Man, A Good Life In Detroit, Tragedy Strikes, A Brief History Of Gospel Music
- The First Recordings - Aretha's First Album
- The First Recordings - New York
- The First Recordings - Recording Aretha
- The First Recordings - The Attraction Of Secular Music
- The First Recordings - Working Professionally
- The First Recordings - A New Romance
- The First Recordings - Try, Try Again