Aretha Franklin Live at WDR Studio L, Cologne (Köln), Germany - 1968. 

Aretha Franklin Live at WDR Studio L, Cologne (Köln), Germany, 1968.
-Setlist:
01. Intro
02. You Are My Sunshine/I Can’t Get No Satisfaction/Night Life
03. (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman
04. Baby I Love You
05. Interview
06. Dr Feelgood/Sweet Sweet Baby Since You’ve Been Gone
07. Good To Me As I Am To You
08. I Never Loved A Man The Way I Loved You
09. Chain Of Fools
10. Soul Serenade/Respect
11. Outro
-Lineup:
Carolyn Franklin (Aretha's sister), Charnessa Jones, Wyline Ivey: The Sweethearts of Soul (Backing Vocals)
David Squire: Baritone Saxophone
Rodderick Hicks: Bass
Donald Townes: Conductor, Trumpet
George Davidson: Drums
Jerry Weaver: Guitar
Gary Illingworth: Piano
Donald "Buck" Waldon: Tenor Saxophone
Miller Brisker: Tenor Saxophone
Rene Pitts: Trombone
"Little" John Wilson: Trumpet
Ron Jackson: Trumpet
Russell Conway: Trumpet
Aretha Franklin: Lead Vocals, Piano
In 1968, Aretha Franklin toured Europe for the first time and also gave an exclusive concert at WDR Studio L. The WDR recording of the "Queen of Soul" concert comes from the "Swing In" series, which was moderated by Siegfried Schmidt-Joos. He also interviews Aretha Franklin here.
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In her indelible late-1960s hits, Ms Franklin brought the righteous fervor of gospel music to secular songs that were about much more than romance. Hits like “Do Right Woman - Do Right Man,” “Think,” “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman” and “Chain of Fools” defined a modern female archetype: sensual and strong, long-suffering but ultimately indomitable, loving but not to be taken for granted.
When Ms Franklin sang “Respect,” the Otis Redding song that became her signature, it was never just about how a woman wanted to be greeted by a spouse coming home from work. It was a demand for equality and freedom and a harbinger of feminism, carried by a voice that would accept nothing less.
(Jon Pareles, nytimes.com).