Aretha Franklin – Think

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"Aretha Franklin – Think" is a classic 1968 soul and R&B anthem known for its powerful vocals, feminist message, and prominent use in the film "The Blues Brothers."

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instanceOf single
song
artist Aretha Franklin NERFINISHED
associatedWithMovement civil rights era soul
women's liberation movement NERFINISHED
backingVocalsBy The Sweet Inspirations NERFINISHED
bSide You Send Me NERFINISHED
chartPerformance UK Singles Chart hit
US Billboard Hot 100 top 10 hit
US R&B chart hit
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalStatus feminist anthem
soul music standard
decade 1960s
featuredInFilm The Blues Brothers NERFINISHED
filmAppearanceYear 1980
genre R&B
rhythm and blues
soul
hasTheme female empowerment
independence
respect in relationships
includedInAlbum Aretha Now NERFINISHED
instrumentationFeature horn section
prominent piano
isSignatureSongOf Aretha Franklin NERFINISHED
language English
lyricist Aretha Franklin NERFINISHED
Ted White NERFINISHED
lyricMotif freedom
notableLyric Freedom! (repeated chant)
performedByCharacterInFilm Aretha Franklin as Mrs. Murphy NERFINISHED
performer Aretha Franklin NERFINISHED
producer Arif Mardin NERFINISHED
Jerry Wexler NERFINISHED
Tom Dowd NERFINISHED
recordingPeriod 1968
recordLabel Atlantic Records
releaseDate 1968-05-02
releaseYear 1968
rhythmicStyle up-tempo groove
side A-side
usedIn advertising campaigns
film soundtracks
television shows
vocalRangeShowcaseFor Aretha Franklin NERFINISHED
vocalStyle powerful lead vocals
vocalType soul
writer Aretha Franklin NERFINISHED
Ted White NERFINISHED

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Think (1989 version) isUpdatedVersionOf Aretha Franklin – Think