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USA Released: Atlantic: SD 8176 | |
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| Tracks side one: | Written by: | Recorded: |
| Chain Of Fools | Don Covay | ? |
| Money Won't Change You | James Brown/Nat Jones | ? |
| People Get Ready | Curtis Mayfield | ? |
| Niki Hoeky | Pat Vegas/Jim Ford/Lolly Vegas | ? |
| A Natural Woman | Jerry Goffin/Carol King/Jerry Wexler | ? |
| Tracks side two: | Written by: | Recorded: |
| Since You've Been Gone | Aretha Franklin/Ted White | ? |
| Good To Me As I Am To You | Aretha Franklin/Ted White | September 1967 |
| Come Back Baby | Ray Charles | ? |
| Groovin' | Felix Cavaliere/Ediie Brigati | ? |
| Ain't No Way | Carolyn Franklin | ? |
| Musicians on tracks with Eric Clapton: | ||
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| Guitar | Eric Clapton | |
| Vocals, Piano | Aretha Franklin | |
| Electric piano, Organ | Spooner Oldham | |
| Guitar | Bobby Womack | |
| Guitar | Joe South | |
| Guitar | Jimmy Johnson | |
| Trumpet | Mel Lastie | |
| Trumpet | Joe Newman | |
| Trumpet | Bernie Glow | |
| Tenor Sax | King Curtis | |
| Tenor Sax | Selden Powel | |
| Tenor Sax | Fran Wess | |
| Baritone Sax | Haywood Henry | |
| Bass trombone | Tony Studd | |
| Bass | Tom Cogbill | |
| Drums | Roger Hawkins | |
My personal review and reflection: 
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| One of the best soulalbums ever made. Aretha has a wunderful and high voice. Maybe too high sometimes. EC:s contribution on this album is perfect. | ||