Carolyn Franklin

Singer-songwriter and recording artist

Carolyn Franklin - Artists & Creatives born 1944
Born

1944
81 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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A celebrated American singer-songwriter, contributed significantly to the music industry, particularly in gospel and soul genres. Collaborated with prominent artists, including Aretha Franklin, and composed several songs that became hits. Released a few albums, with 'Carolyn Franklin' being among the highlights. Provided backing vocals for various artists and worked on numerous recordings, expanding the reach of her artistry.

Wrote songs for Aretha Franklin, including 'Ain't Nobody Ever Loved You'

Released the album 'Carolyn Franklin' in 1972

Contributed to the sound of soul and gospel music

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