Do Right Woman,Do Right Man

Released in the 1960s, Aretha Franklin's 'Do Right Woman, Do Right Man' is a soulful anthem that embodies the era's blend of gospel and R&B. Written by Chips Moman and Dan Penn, the song highlights the importance of mutual respect in relationships, resonating with the feminist movement of the time. Its emotional depth and Franklin's powerful delivery cemented its status, making it a staple on the R&B charts and a timeless classic of the decade.