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Get It Right is a 1983 Aretha Franklin album. It was a commercial and critical failure. The album's title song, written by the late Luther Vandross and Marcus Miller, became a #1 hit on Billboard's R&B singles chart but stalled at a dismal #61 on the Billboard Hot 100. ^[1].

All tracks written by Luther Vandross and Marcus Miller; except where indicated

^ Whitburn, Joel (2004). Top R&B/Hip-Hop Singles: 1942-2004. Record Research. p. 216.

Preceded by "She Works Hard for the Money" by Donna Summer	Billboard's Hot Soul Singles number one single August 20, 1983 - August 28, 1983 (two weeks) single	Succeeded by "Cold Blooded" by Rick James

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 ==Track listing==
+All tracks written by [[Luther Vandross]] and [[Marcus Miller]]; except where indicated
 # "Get It Right"
 # "Pretender"
 # "Every Girl (Wants My Guy)" (#7R&B)
 # "When You Love Me Like That"
-# "I Wish It Would Rain"
+# "I Wish It Would Rain" ([[Barrett Strong]], [[Norman Whitfield]], Rodger Penvabene)
-# "Better Friends Than Lovers"
+# "Better Friends Than Lovers" (Michael Lovesmith)
-# "I Got Your Love"
+# "I Got Your Love" (Vandross)
-# "Giving In"
+# "Giving In" ([[C.L. Franklin|Clarence Franklin]])
 ==References==