SPRINGFIELD, Dusty - Dusty In Memphis - AUDIOPHILE VINYL 2XLP
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Dusty SPRINGFIELD

Dusty In Memphis

Analogue Productions US

gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl 2xLP + booklet Cat: AAPA 01745
Rel: 28 Apr 25
Soul Side 1 - Track 1. Just A Little Lovin' Side 1 - Track 2. So Much Love Side 1 - Track 3. Son Of A Preacher Man Side 2 - Track 1. I Don't Want To Hear It Anymore Side 2 - Track 2. Don't Forget About Me Side 2 - Track 3. Breakfast In Bed Side 3 - Track 1. Just One Smile Side 3 - Track 2. The Windmills Of Your Mind Side 3 - Track 3. In The Land Of Make Believe Side 3 - Track 4. No Easy Way Down Side 4 - Track 1. I Can't Make It Alone Side 4 - Track 2. Willie & Laura Mae Jones Side 4 - Track 3. That Old Sweet Roll (Hi-De-Ho) Side 4 - Track 4. What Do You Do When Love Dies

Henley-born British soul singer Dusty Springfield's time in Memphis marked a turning point in her careeriboth an artistic triumph and a personal gamble. By the late 60s, she had outgrown the UK's pop scene, craving the depth and authenticity of American soul. Recording in the same studios as her heroes, backed by Atlantic Records' finest, she delivered some of her most breathtaking performances. The smoky tenderness of 'Just A Little Lovin'' and the aching vulnerability of 'I Don't Want To Hear It Anymore' showcase her gift for storytelling, while 'No Easy Way Down' and 'I Can't Make It Alone' push her voice to extraordinary places, balancing control with raw emotion. But despite the album's brilliance, commercial success eluded it, deepening her self-doubt. Springfield was a perfectionist, often wracked with insecurity, yet here she sounds unshackledifully immersed in the music she loved, even at great professional risk. Decades later, its impact remains undeniable.


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