Aretha Franklin - Collection Of Low Notes in the (1960s-1970s)

[@taytaybeynippy486]

I meant to type 1960 at 0:45 btw.

[@YonceMimi]

I think bey hit G5 in wishing on the star. 1:54 in that arpeggio. In the background vocals.

[@YonceMimi]

Yaas!! She slay in her low register. Love her.

[@tylerhackner9731]

Underrated lower register. Just as good as her mixed belts.

[@ayeshas5823]

WOW! Aretha’s lows are just as amazing as her highs!! They are sooo impressive to me. I love her voice, her vocals and her music so much. Rest peacefully Aretha. I love you!♥️♥️ Great video!♥️♥️♥️

[@junioraspirin6324]

No female belters with upper registers past C6 could slay their lower register like the Queen could!. I believe her overall largest support range at one point was B2 - B5 - C#6

[@keyshawn590]

It was g2

[@subliminal5543]

Oops seem like someone forgot about melba Moore

[@junioraspirin6324]

@@subliminal5543 idk who your talking about but I will definitely check her out.

[@lydob2471]

Lisa Fischer 👀 and her supported range is A2-B5-G6 at her best .

[@thegodblogger3812]

Aretha was all that and then some more and more and more

[@bafbaas1210]

idk bout those first 2 b2's , can't really hear them

[@LucasJorgeAshton]

All this D3s are supported? Whats her support limit at the lows?

[@bigmamafan1773]

In my opinion at this specific era she wasn't consistent below F3, a lot of those B2-E3 are very muffled/whispered. I find her lows overrated at this era.

[@henriquecordeiro2891]

in the 60s, her lowest consistent note is F♯3/G3 and lowest supported is F3(1:58); in the 70s, her lowest consistent note is F♯3 and lowest supported is E3(7:53)