Rolling Stone: Aretha Franklin Documentary 'Amazing Grace' Amplifies the Power of a Gospel Classic

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    Rolling Stone writes that Amazing Grace, the new Aretha Franklin documentary filmed in 1972 by Sydney Pollack, "is a marvelous 87-minute testament to Franklin’s unrivaled singing ability" with sequences "that make the Amazing Grace documentary an indispensable visual companion to the album. The movie adds a remarkable amount of oomph to what is already among the most viscerally affecting releases in Franklin’s extensive discography — having seen the singer reduce the barrel-chested Cleveland to tears, you can’t help but hear the music differently." Read more at Rolling Stone.

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