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Album · 1967

I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You

Aretha Franklin

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Tracklist

14 tracks · 41 min

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  1. 01
    Respect
    2:28
  2. 02
    Drown in My Own Tears
    4:08
  3. 03
    I Never Loved a Man (the Way I Love You)
    2:52
  4. 04
    Soul Serenade
    2:39
  5. 05
    Don’t Let Me Lose This Dream
    2:24
  6. 06
    Baby, Baby, Baby
    2:55
  7. 07
    Dr. Feelgood (Love Is a Serious Business)
    3:23
  8. 08
    Good Times
    2:10
  9. 09
    Do Right Woman, Do Right Man
    3:17
  10. 10
    Save Me
    2:22
  11. 11
    A Change Is Gonna Come
    4:20
  12. 12
    Respect
    2:29
  13. 13
    I Never Loved a Man (the Way I Love You) (stereo)
    2:46
  14. 14
    Do Right Woman, Do Right Man (stereo version)
    3:15

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