Aretha Franklin - Yeah!!! Album

Tracklist

1	Today I Love Ev'rybody Composed By – ArlenLyrics By – Fields	3:24
2	More Composed By – Oliviero, OrtolaniLyrics By – Newell	1:55
3	There Is No Greater Love Composed By – Jones, Symes	4:39
4	Once In A Lifetime Lyrics By – Newley, Bricusse	3:20
5	This Could Be The Start Of Something Lyrics By – Allen	1:23
6	Impossible Composed By – Allen	3:22
7	Love For Sale Composed By – Porter	2:29
8	Without The One You Love Piano, Composed By – Franklin	3:34
9	If I Had A Hammer Composed By – Hays, SeegerPiano – Franklin	2:29
10	Misty Composed By – GarnerLyrics By – Burke	3:35
11	Muddy Water Composed By – Richman, Trent, de Rose	2:22
12	Trouble In Mind Composed By – Jones	2:53

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CS 9151	Aretha Franklin	Yeah!!! ‎(LP, Album)	Columbia	CS 9151	US	1965
40 S 52700	Aretha Franklin	Yeah!!! ‎(Cass, Album, RE)	CBS	40 S 52700	Italy	1969
CL 2351	Aretha Franklin	Yeah!!! ‎(LP, Album, Mon)	Columbia	CL 2351	US	1965
LJ 13	Aretha Franklin	Yeah!!! ‎(LP, Album)	Columbia	LJ 13	New Zealand	1965
CBS 21066	Aretha Franklin	Yeah!!! ‎(LP, Album, RE)	CBS	CBS 21066	Europe	Unknown

Credits

• Bass – James "Beans" Richardson
• Drums – Hindel Butts
• Guitar – Kenny Burrell
• Photography By [Studio] – Henry Parker
• Piano – Teddy Harris (tracks: A1 to A6, B2, B3, B5)
• Producer – Clyde Otis

Notes

Sub title: Aretha Franklin In Person With Her Quartet
Recorded Live In New York February 10, 1965

Short intro

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