Final couch Sale

Gilbystaint

Aretha gone. RIP

Baseman

R E S P E C T ... I know what it means to thee, sock it to me, sock it to me, ohh. Sock it to me, sock it to me. Ohh, baby!!!

Peace out Retha.

ThomasFremont

Damn...

RaceBannon

Chain chain chain

Chain of fools

Gilbystaint

Best damn singer that ever lived, IMA

DerekJohnson

Wonderful piano player

DerekJohnson

Gilbystaint said:

Best damn singer that ever lived, IMA

The best voices I've ever heard are Sinatra and Sam Cooke. Bet rock n roll voice is probably Robert Plant.

Baseman

RaceBannon said:

Chain chain chain

Chain of fools

New bored motto?

PurpleThrobber

IT'S NOT OVER FOR ARETHA!

Gilbystaint

DerekJohnson said:

Gilbystaint said:

Best damn singer that ever lived, IMA

The best voices I've ever heard are Sinatra and Sam Cooke. Bet rock n roll voice is probably Robert Plant.

I thought of them both when I made the comment. I will say all 3 are in rare company.

YellowSnow

Baseman said:

R E S P E C T ... I know what it means to thee, sock it to me, sock it to me, ohh. Sock it to me, sock it to me. Ohh, baby!!!

Peace out Retha.

People forget that Otis my man wrote that song.

RaceBannon

And for the fags here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBCWLhlJV0Y

YellowSnow

Surprised @dnc hasn't hit me with this GIF yet...

YellowSnow

DerekJohnson said:

Gilbystaint said:

Best damn singer that ever lived, IMA

The best voices I've ever heard are Sinatra and Sam Cooke. Bet rock n roll voice is probably Robert Plant.

Hard to say who the greatest female vocalist is of the post WWII era in popular music. If it's not Aretha, she's still Top 5- 10 at the bare minimum. The other thing she had going for her was backing musicians who were the best in the bidness- i.e., Muscle Shoals, ALABAMA.

Sam Cooke, BTW, was probably the best male soul/ R&B singer of all time. Also one of the more chinteresting / sketchy couch sales in the history of music.

RaceBannon

I marched down the streets of Seattle in the great Nuclear Freeze movement of the early 80's and Chain of Fools was the warm up music

I can actually be identified in the Seattle Times photo of the march which might be why my phone has clicked ever since. It was huge, really big, many people have commented on how big the march was

YellowSnow

RaceBannon said:

I marched down the streets of Seattle in the great Nuclear Freeze movement of the early 80's and Chain of Fools was the warm up music

I can actually be identified in the Seattle Times photo of the march which might be why my phone has clicked ever since. It was huge, really big, many people have commented on how big the march was

Man, you used to be such a doveish, liberal pussy.

RaceBannon

I'm just a blind old racist

Gilbystaint

RaceBannon said:

I'm just a blind old racist

Ravaged by time.

YellowSnow

For you vinyl feegs like @Gilbystaint , @ThomasFremont , @GrundleStiltzkin , et al, this recent reissue by MoFi is a must own if you like Aretha.

ThomasFremont

YellowSnow said:

For you vinyl feegs like @Gilbystaint , @ThomasFremont , @GrundleStiltzkin , et al, this recent reissue by MoFi is a must own if you like Aretha.

FREE PUB!!1!

I watched Blues Brothers last night in her honor.

PurpleThrobber

She dead now.