Vinyl Album - Aretha Franklin - Aretha - Arista

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Aretha Franklin
Title:	Aretha
Label:	Arista
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	AL 9538
Date:	Oct 1980
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Aretha Franklin	Come To Me	William Eugene Price	Rate
A2	Aretha Franklin	Can't Turn You Loose	Otis Redding	Rate
A3	Aretha Franklin	United Together	Chuck Jackson, Phil Perry	Rate
A4	Aretha Franklin	Take Me With You	Chuck Jackson, Phil Perry, Tony Coleman	Rate
A5	Aretha Franklin	Whatever It Is	Eddie Setser, Mark Gray, Jerry Michael	Rate
B1	Aretha Franklin	What A Fool Believes	Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins	Rate
B2	Aretha Franklin	Together Again	Aretha Franklin, Chuck Jackson, Phil Perry	Rate
B3	Aretha Franklin	Love Me Forever	Kenny Moore, Patrick Henderson	Rate
B4	Aretha Franklin	School Days	Aretha Franklin	Rate

Notes

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Tracks A1, A2, B1 & B3 produced by Arif Mardin.
Tracks A3, A4, A5 & B2 produced by Chuck Jackson.
Track B4 produced by Aretha Franklin and Chuck Jackson.

Images

Number: 995800 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: TheDroid Description: Front Cover	Number: 995803 Uploaded By: TheDroid Description: Back Cover	Number: 995805 Uploaded By: TheDroid Description: Inner Sleeve Front	Number: 995806 Uploaded By: TheDroid Description: Inner Sleeve Back
Number: 995809 Uploaded By: TheDroid Description: Side One Label	Number: 995810 Uploaded By: TheDroid Description: Side Two Label

Comments and Reviews


Warlock 7th Nov 2021		Released: October, 1980 Recorded: 1980 at Sound Lab Studios, Cherokee, Studios, Los Angeles, CA., Atlantic Studios, New York City



TheDroid 5th Mar 2016		I didn't actually use the term "cut-out" or "promo" in that way, I was simply explaining why the divot mark was there as this was a radio station giveaway.



musictom SUBS ● 5th Mar 2016		Actually cut-out and promo are two different things. Promos are give to radio and press to promote the record. They are often mutilated in some fashion to discourage selling. Cut-out (meaning cut out of the catalog) is when an record has stopped selling and remaining stock is being sold off at reduced price (with no return privileges). They are marked in some fashion to indicate no return. The net result may look the same; it may be hard to tell a promo from a cut-out after the fact.



TheDroid 5th Mar 2016		The divot prominently seen at the top of the album images is a cut-out marker used when the label gave copies to radio stations for promotional use.

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UK - Arista - 1980