Don't Play That Songby Aretha Franklin with The Dixie Flyers

Artist Bio:
Aretha Franklin collaborated with the American rock band The Dixie Flyers in the early 1970s. The Dixie Flyers were known for their work as a backing band for various artists, and they joined forces with Franklin during her recording sessions at the famous Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Alabama. The collaboration resulted in the creation of Franklin's critically acclaimed album "Hey Now Hey (The Other Side of the Sky)" in 1973, where The Dixie Flyers provided instrumental support for Franklin's powerful vocals.

The album showcased a mix of soul, gospel, and funk influences, with Franklin's iconic voice leading the way. The Dixie Flyers' musical contributions added depth and richness to the tracks, creating a unique sound that resonated with audiences. The collaboration between Aretha Franklin and The Dixie Flyers demonstrated the blending of different musical styles and talents, resulting in a successful and memorable album in Franklin's discography.