The First Recordings - Aretha's First Album, New York, Recording Aretha, The Attraction Of Secular Music

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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.

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