Anyone familiar with these albums? I get a weekly email from soulmusicstore.com, and they've got these two albums for sale now on a single disc:

Finally available for the first time ever on CD, two of Aretha Franklin's most soulful albums for Columbia Records. Released in 1965 and 1966 respectively, the LPs gave discerning music fans a hint of what was to come when she signed with Atlantic Records at the end of '66. There are some truly brilliant moments - the superlatively soulful "(No, No) I'm Losing You," "Until You Were Gone," Ashford & Simpson's "Cry Like A Baby," her own magical "Land Of Dreams" and her original "Only The One You Love" (later recorded by Dee Dee Warwick, who can be heard singing backgrounds on a number of these tracks).

Tracks:
1 1. Until You Were Gone
2 You Made Me Love You
3 Follow Your Heart
4 Ol' Man River
5 Sweet Bitter Love
6 A Mother's Love
7 Swanee
8 (No, No) I'm Losing You
9 Take a Look
10 Can't You Just See Me
11 Cry Like a Baby
12 Why Was I Born?
13 I May Never Get To Heaven
14 Button Up Your Jacket, Tighten Up Your Tie
15 Her Little Heart Went To Loveland
16 Lee Cross
17 Take It Like You Give It
18 Only the One You Love
19 Deeper
20 Remember Me
21 Land of Dreams
22 A Little Bit of Soul

I'm not fimiliar with that set

In fact, it seems that the end of her Columbia period's sessions were missing.

Harlepolis said:

Though I'm a fan, I'm not really familiar with her catalog. In fact, amg lists these under two releases under compilations and not as studio albums.