A Woman Falling Out of Love by Aretha Franklin

A Woman Falling Out of Love is the thirty-seventh studio album by American singer Aretha Franklin, her second since leaving Arista Records. The disc features collaborations with Ronald Isley, Karen Clark-Sheard, and her ailing son, Eddie Franklin. Duets with Richard Marx and Faith Hill were also recorded, but ultimately shelved. Although recorded in Detroit during 2006, it took the artist five years to find a distributor for the project. With little promotion, the disc peaked at number 54 on Billboard's album chart and dropped off the chart two weeks later. The disc's opening track, "How Long I've Waited", peaked at number 91 on Billboard's R&B chart but failed to gain any Pop airplay.