Your Onny Today's topic, Aretha Franklin she get bye You're All I Need to
get By. There are several notable cover versions of the song. I'm Gail
Nobles, Johnny Mathis and Denise Williams, Tony Orlando and Don and some others
have cover versions of the song You're All I Need to Get By. It
was originally recorded by R and B soul duo Marvin Gay and Tammy Terrell and
released on Motown Records to Meal label in nineteen sixty eight. The song was
written by Nicholas Ashrad and Valerie Simpson. It became one of the few Motown
recordings of the nineteen sixties that was not recorded with the familiar Motown sound.
Instead, the song had a more soulful and gospel oriented theme surrounding it that
was influenced by the writers, who also sing background vocals in the recording,
sharing vocals in a church choir in New York City. Your All I Need
to Give By was a great song for Aretha Franklin to sing, and she
recorded the song as a single in nineteen seventy one. The song was also
included on her compilation album Aretha's Greatest Hits. Released later the same year.
Her version peaked at number nineteen on the Billboard Hot one hundred and number three
on the Hot Soul Singles chart. It also features in a twoenty twenty holiday
advertisement for Walmart. Most people love the original version of You're All I Need
to Get by. Aretha knew how to sing her version without leaving the original
way of singing it, but still singing it her way. Her version is
loved too and already. The song had a gospel sound, and Aretha was
also known for singing gospel. The song was just right for Aretha Franklin.
Thank you for tuning in and listening to today's topic. Aretha Franklin, You're
All I Need to Get By. Tune and then again next time for more.
I'm Gille Nobles