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RIP Aretha Franklin

Fan of Big Tone
in Granny Pie's General Discussion

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Sad to hear she’s died from cancer, I wasn’t a particular fan of her kind of music but recognise what a great voice she had.

Anyone a fan?

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43 minutes ago, Fan of Big Tone said:

Sad to hear she’s died from cancer, I wasn’t a particular fan of her kind of music but recognise what a great voice she had.

Anyone a fan?

Like you @Fan of Big Tone I wasn't a particular fan of  her music but I didn't  dislike  it either,and yes she did have a  great voice.Rest in peace Aretha Franklin,another performer who seems to have been around  most of my life gone.

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I've seen a lot of messages being shared on social media, which is sad but it's nice that the memory lives on.

Rest in Peace Aretha Franklin

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#9

Awful news when it broke, I hate how people are sharing that image of Stevie wonder going to "see" her before she died. There's no respect these days.

Rest in Peace.

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