EpisodeS3E548 min2021-03-23

Genius

Young, Gifted and Black

Aretha, inspired by Angela Davis and the Soledad Brothers, records her protest album “Young, Gifted and Black” in 1970. Despite Jerry Wexler’s uncertainty, the album is a success. Barbara Franklin makes a decision that has a devastating effect on Little Re in 1951.

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Marque Richardson

King Curtis

Michael Alban

Second Famous Producer

Chandra Lynn Alexander

Sister Helen

Jana Allen

Second Journalist

Kenny Banks Jr.

Billy Preston

Kameron Corvet

Cornell Dupree

Andrew Eakle

Studio Technician

Mario Fogg

Ray Lucas

Brittany Guess

Angela Davis

Dean Grimes

First Cop

Tommy Groth

Party Photographer

Lauren Halperin

First Journalist

Jason Elwood Hanna

William Christmas

Jerren Jackson

Teddy Richards

Bobby James

James McClain

Philip Mallory

Chuck Rainey

Anderson Martin

Bailiff James Lane

Tim McAdams

Ruchell Magee

Braelyn Rankins

Clarence Franklin

Willie Repoley

Tom Dowd

Tyler Richardson

Edward Franklin

Paul E. Short

Harold Haley

Brett Solomano

Gary Thomas

Madison Turner

Jonathan Jackson

Aubriana Davis

Erma Franklin

Sydney Hunter

Carolyn Franklin

Pauletta Washington

Rachel Franklin

Steven G. Norfleet

Cecil Franklin

Drake Strickland

Cecil Franklin

Antonique Smith

Barbara Franklin

T.I.

Ken Cunningham

Sam Younis

Arif Mardin

Meelah

Backup Singer #1

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Justin Kratzer

Second Assistant Accountant

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Diana Son

Executive Producer

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