Aretha Franklin
Aretha Franklin, often referred to as the 'Queen of Soul,' was a legendary American singer, songwriter, and civil rights activist. Known for her powerful voice and emotive performances, she played a pivotal role in the music scene, particularly during the civil rights movement. Franklin's work has left an enduring legacy, and she is celebrated for her contributions to soul music, with many of her songs becoming anthems for change and empowerment.
Born on Mar 25, 1942 (84 years old)
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Jamaica:
Clive Davis helped revitalize Aretha Franklin's career during the early '80s.
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Slovenia:
Aretha Franklin was one of the major stars created by Clive Davis during his career.
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Portugal:
Aretha Franklin was among the many artists who received major record deals from Clive Davis.
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Germany:
Clive Davis expressed that he missed Aretha Franklin, who was a very good friend of his.
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Australia:
Aretha Franklin flourished in her later years at Arista, as did Luther Vandross.
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Canada:
Aretha Franklin flourished in her later years at Arista Records under Davis's guidance.
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Israel:
Aretha Franklin praised Clive Davis as 'the greatest record man of all time'.
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United Kingdom:
Aretha Franklin's career was also influenced by Clive Davis.
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United States:
Photo cards show John Wayne, Jimmy Stewart, Johnny Cash, Frank Sinatra, Aretha Franklin, Walt Disney, Irving Berlin, Elvis Presley and Louis Armstrong.
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Australia:
Aretha Franklin is honoured in a statue on the lawn between the Montreux Palace hotel and the festival hub.
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