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According to Rolling Stone, young Aretha Franklin moved from Gospel to jazz in the early 60s. She sang a song entitled Nobody Like You. I love how she sang jazz, and I love how she played the piano. We know that she had a voice for pop, blues, gospel, and soul. And she sounded so great singing jazz. I like the way she pronounced and played around with words and singing. There's probably a name for that, but I don't know what you call it. Aretha Franklin must have had something on the inside to be able to carry out the sound that she had. To be able to sing and use her voice the way that she did.
I'm Gail Nobles. Thank you for tuning in to Rhythmic Blue, and check out Aretha’s song Nobody Like You.
Episode Transcript
Oh, Aretha Franklin and jazz is today's topic. According to
Rolling Stone, Youngerretha Franklin moved from gospel to jazz in
the early sixties. She sang a song entitled Nobody Like You.
Here's my example. I just can't find nobody Nobody like You.
(00:33):
I love how she sang jazz, and I love how
she played the piano. We know that she had a
voice for pop, blues, gospel, and soul, and she sounded
so great singing jazz. I like the way she pronounced
and played around with words and singing. There's probably a
(00:58):
name for that, but I don't know what you call it.
Aretha Franklin must have had something on the inside to
be able to carry out the sound that she had
to be able to sing and use her voice the
way that she did. I'm Gael Nobles. Thank you for
(01:23):
tuning in to Rhythmic Blue and check out Aretha's song
Nobody Like You.
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