April 26, 2011 16:11

Aretha Franklin to release first new album since 2003 next month

New effort set for release on May 2

Aretha Franklin to release first new album since 2003 next month

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Aretha Franklin has announced the release of her new album 'A Woman Falling Out Of Love'.

The record, due out on May 2, will be her first new album since 2003’s 'So Damn Happy'. It features production from two of her sons, Kecalf and Eddie, reports Antimusic.com.

The album also includes her version of 'My Country 'Tis Of Thee', which she sang at Barack Obama’s Presidential inauguration, plus two tracks written and produced by Franklin including new single 'How Long I’ve Waited'.

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The tracklisting of 'A Woman Falling Out Of Love' is:

'How Long I’ve Waited'
'Sweet Sixteen'
'This You Should Know'
'U Can’t See Me'
'Theme From A Summer Place'
'The Way We Were'
'New Day'
'Put It Back Together Again'
'Faithful (featuring Karen Clark-Sheard)'
'His Eye Is On The Sparrow'
'When Two Become One'
'My Country ‘Tis Of Thee'

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