Aretha Franklin - Amazing Grace (Full Album) [Official Video]

The full album of “Amazing Grace“ by Aretha Franklin live at New Temple Missionary Baptist church, Los Angeles, CA in 1972. ’Amazing Grace’ earned Aretha a Grammy in 1973 for Best Soul Gospel Performance and 50 years after its original release, it remains one of the best selling Gospel albums of all time. Stream or download the full album here: Tracklist: 0:00:00 Mary, Don’t You Weep 0:07:26 Medley: Precious Lord, Take My Hand/You’ve Got a Friend 0:13:05 Old Landmark 0:16:52 Give Yourself To Jesus 0:22:06 How I Got Over 0:26:27 What A Friend We Have In Jesus 0:32:34 Amazing Grace 0:43:18 Precious Memories (feat. Rev. James Cleveland) 0:50:42 Climbing Higher Mountains 0:53:37 Remarks By Reverend C L. Franklin 0:55:25 God Will Take Care Of You 1:04:11 Wholy Holy 1:09:42 You’ll Never Walk Alone 1:16:24 Never Grow Old 🔔 Subscribe to the Aretha Franklin channel and ring the bell to turn on notifications Watch all of Aretha Franklin’s official videos here Listen to more Aretha Franklin here Stay In Touch with the Queen of Soul… 🎤 Website 🎶 Facebook 👑 Twitter ⭐ Instagram ******************* An icon of 20th and 21st century music, the voice of the civil rights movement, and the undisputed Queen of Soul—there is only one Aretha Franklin. In her incredible six-decade career, Aretha evolved from teenage gospel star to reigning pop and R&B diva, recording classics like “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman,” “Chain Of Fools”, “Think” (lyrics by Aretha Franklin), definitive versions of the songs “Respect” and “I Say a Little Prayer”, and global hits like “Freeway Of Love,” “I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)”, and “A Rose Is Still A Rose.” Altogether, 112 of her singles reached the charts, with 20 No. 1 R&B singles, the most ever by a female artist. She won 18 Grammy Awards (including the first eight trophies for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance) and, out of recognition for her for indelible contribution to American music and culture, received both the Presidential Medal Of Freedom and a Pulitzer Prize.