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Lady Soul (Vinyl) Robert Graves we see him awake lateAppearing after a blockbuster Atlantic records debut and a sophomore set that was rather disappointing (in comparison), 1968's Lady Soul proved Aretha Franklin, the pop sensation, was no fluke. Her performances were more impassioned than on her debut, and the material just as strong, an inspired blend of covers and originals from the best songwriters in soul and pop music. Featuring tracks like Chain of Fools, (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman,