Dusty Springfield (1939–1999) was an English pop and soul singer known for her expressive voice and hits such as "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me" and "Son of a Preacher Man."

Early career with The Springfields in the 1960s; recorded Dusty in Memphis (1969) with Atlantic producers Jerry Wexler, Tom Dowd and Arif Mardin; late-1980s comeback aided by a duet with Pet Shop Boys; Dusty in Memphis is widely acclaimed and appears on lists of greatest albums.

DeBaser reviews celebrate Dusty Springfield's voice and key albums, notably Dusty In Memphis as a masterpiece. Reputation is framed as a successful late-1980s comeback aided by the Pet Shop Boys. Simply... Dusty is recommended as a comprehensive collection for newcomers and fans.

For:Fans of classic pop and soul, record collectors, and newcomers to Dusty Springfield.

 Dusty is voice, not "the" voice like Frank Sinatra, but pain, joy, despair, sensuality, loneliness, power, melancholy in the form of voice.

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 In the late 1980s, the fifty-year-old Dusty Springfield made a comeback thanks to a successful duet with the Pet Shop Boys.

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 For those unfamiliar with Dusty Springfield, this collection (at a very affordable price) represents a definitive purchase.

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