Grant Walden - This Apollo piano was on many hit recordings at FAME Recording Studios & Publishing Co. Aretha Franklin played this piano. You can feel it's energy. #MuscleShoals #Respect #ArethaFranklin | Facebook
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Aretha Franklin, dead at 76, was also an incredible pianist.
Appreciation: The voice was incredible, but Aretha Franklin at the piano was also pure magic - The San Diego Union-Tribune
BBC Archive on Twitter: "Aretha Franklin performing Don't Play that Song in 1970. #RipArethaFranklin https://t.co/clOGzjHJEC" / Twitter
Aretha Franklin Performs Stunning Piano Rendition of 'O Tannenbaum' – Rolling Stone
Here's Why Aretha Franklin Always Carried Her Purse on Stage
Tom Segura AKA Mr. Ladybug on Twitter: "I saw Aretha Franklin live in concert in 1999. It was incredible. She had the most impressive, tear-inducing voice I've ever heard. And enormous tits.
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Aretha Franklin, the Queen of Soul, dies at 76
Aretha Franklin: she was, quite simply, the Queen of Soul
Aretha Franklin: Just Her And A Piano : All Songs Considered : NPR
Photojournalist Linda Solomon shares intimate portraits of Aretha Franklin in new book | Michigan Music | Detroit | Detroit Metro Times
Aretha Franklin and her piano playing ? - Soul Source
How 'Respect' Uses Design to Illuminate the Story of Aretha Franklin | Architectural Digest
Flashback Soul: Aretha Franklin "Won't Be Long" | SoulTracks - Soul Music Biographies, News and Reviews
Clive Davis with Aretha Franklin at the piano at the Beverly Hills Hotel after she signed with Arista, 1980 - Official_photo - Clive Davis
Morrison Hotel Gallery
Aretha Franklin, Queen of Piano | Billboard – Billboard
Aretha Franklin | Academy of Achievement
The Jazz Side Of The Soul Queen : NPR
Singular Voices: Aretha Franklin | Operavore | WQXR
Do Right Woman, Do Right Man — Aretha Franklin's song symbolised a new hope — FT.com
Aretha Franklin: 1974 Rolling Stone Story – Rolling Stone
In 'Genius: Aretha,' Respecting the Mind, Not Just the Soul - The New York Times
