What does AF stand for?

Aretha Franklin (singer)

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Slang/chat, popular culture

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Friday night in the Big Apple launched with Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin - duetting with Annie Lennox for a thrilling Chain Of Fools - before Metallica, Ozzy Osbourne and Lou Reed rocked the crowd.

Carlsberg don't make rock gigs.. Legends calebrate Hall of Fame

Past recipients include Aretha Franklin and Neil Diamond.

Neil Young named MusiCares person of the year

Below are the bands scheduled for the concert: Performing on October 29th will be: Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band Simon & Garfunkel Crosby, Stills, Nash & Friends Paul Simon Stevie Wonder Performing on October 30th will be: Eric Clapton Aretha Franklin Metallica U2

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2009: U2, Springsteen, Metallica

SOUL queen Aretha Franklin has been named the greatest singer of all time in a poll of rock stars, record label bosses and music critics.

Aretha No 1 of all time

Turck covers various genres--including traditional spirituals, jazz, and gospel--and the influence of musicians such as Aretha Franklin and Woody Guthrie.

Voices of the Movement

SHES known as the Queen of Soul, but now Aretha Franklin is the Queen of Song, according to a new poll.

Aretha wins the respect of her peers

Aretha took a short break while the some 20-member Aretha Franklin band churned through a number of instrument solos, with appropriate audience appreciation.

Crowd shows Aretha some `Respect'

Think (Aretha Franklin song), a 1968 song recorded by Aretha Franklin