album. "Aretha Franklin Sings the Great Diva Classics" includes covers of songs including "Midnight Train to Georgia" and "Rolling in the Deep." It was released Tuesday on vinyl but will be ...

Aretha Franklin is respecting Adele. The legendary singer covered the 26-year-old British star’s chart-topping hit “Rolling in the Deep” on her latest album, “Aretha Franklin Sings the Gre ...

Last week, Aretha Franklin released the first track from her forthcoming album, a cover of Adele's "Rolling in the Deep." The new album, a collection of covers called Aretha Franklin Sings the ...

Adele is one of the most acclaimed soul singers of her generation. But now she’s earned major “Respect” from the all-time greatest, Aretha Franklin, who’s shared her cover version of ...

By Xander Zellner Late legend Aretha Franklin was undoubtedly ... His version reached No. 42 on the Hot 100 in July 1964. Franklin recorded a cover for her album This Girl‘s in Love With You ...

Aretha Franklin is calling on Andre 3000 to help her wrap up an album of cover songs, as producer Don Was is unable to finish the project due to scheduling. With only five tracks done, and one in ...

Aretha Franklin will release her new album on October 21st, Aretha Franklin Sings the Great Diva Classics, which will include the cover of Adele's "Rolling in the Deep." The studio version of the ...

Aretha Franklin may cover Bootylicious on a new covers album. The singer is apparently mulling Destiny’s Child’s track for a collection of songs recorded by other famous divas. “It’s a ...

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The veteran R&B songbird releases her rendition of Adele's hit song 'Rolling in the Deep,' which is from her upcoming covers album, 'Aretha Franklin Sings the Great Diva Classics.' Using the same ...

Soul queen Aretha Franklin is readying a new record ... 2 U", the Sinéad O'Connor single written by Prince. Franklin co-produced the album with Clive Davis, who conceptualized the record.