This respectable but not earth-shattering release was part of the gradual decline of Franklin's artistic and commercial achievements at Atlantic. The leadoff track, "Without Love," was a Top Ten R&B hit, and the title track, written by Franklin, was Top 20 R&B. There were a couple of familiar but completely rearranged Burt Bacharach tunes and a contribution from Stevie Wonder. Franklin was in good voice, and the studio band was accomplished, but this was all a far cry from the standard Franklin had set in the late '60s. It was also a far cry from the sales she enjoyed then: This was her first new album since her 1967 breakthrough to peak below the Top 30. ~ William Ruhlmann, Rovi
With Everything I Feel in Me
1974
All Music Guide Review
With Everything I Feel in Me Track Listing
Credits of With Everything I Feel in Me
- Robbie McIntosh
- Percussion
- Arif Mardin
- Synthesizer, Strings, Producer, Engineer
- Hugh McCracken
- Guitar
- James Mitchell
- Saxophone
- Gene Orloff
- Strings
- Gene Paul
- Engineer
- Leon Pendarvis
- Arranger, ?
- Bernard "Pretty" Purdie
- Drums
- Pat Rebillot
- Keyboards
- Karl Richardson
- Engineer
- Danny Small
- Composer
- Hamish Stuart
- Percussion
- Richard Tee
- Keyboards
- Jerry Wexler
- Producer
- Pat Smith
- Vocals
- Ralph MacDonald
- Percussion
- Albhy Galuten
- Synthesizer
- Kenneth Bichel
- Synthesizer
- Margaret Branch
- Vocals
- Brenda Bryant
- Vocals
- Cornell Dupree
- Guitar
- Tom Dowd
- Producer
- Gordon Edwards
- Bass
- Steve Gadd
- Drums
- Jack Hale
- Trombone
- Wayne Jackson
- Trumpet
- Ed Logan
- Saxophone
- Andrew Love
- Saxophone
- Aretha Franklin
- Piano, Composer, Producer, Vocals
- Chuck Rainey
- Bass
- Grady Tate
- Drums



















