Dusty Springfield - Just Dusty documentary (Better version.)

[@michaelfrost4584]

Im a 66yr old man who still listens to her songs now in Australia. As a very young boy in the 60's l just loved her and still do. May this lovely lady R.I.P ❤❤

[@lyndafaye6748]

She and Julie London, both will be remembered with such admiration. RIP Dusty!"Friends, Love Songs, and Heartaches" The oldies slowed down so we can hear the lyrics; "I Fall to Pieces With a touch of Class---ical Guitar!" and 'Please Come Back to Barcelona."

[@bajangalish]

As a little girl in the '60s, I absolutely loved Dusty Springfield, thought her voice was haunting, beautiful and soulful; TV highlights was her shows, her long eyelashes and beehive, so fascinating! The best voice of her generation!

[@ladyheiress9933]

Do we even have anything as beautiful as what was then? The music of her day was beyond what words can describe. I miss that beauty. Her voice makes your heart race in a joyful way. Watching the beauty long gone brings tears and an unquenchable yearning for something never to be. Thank you for sharing Dusty with us.

[@lyndafaye6748]

"Friends, Love Songs, and Heartaches" The oldies slowed down so we can hear the lyrics; "I Fall to Pieces With a touch of Class---ical Guitar!"

[@marshalloneill]

She was always head and shoulders above the others at the time. Her performances and the quality of her voice are timeless.Gone but Not Forgotten. RIP Dusty.

[@claudiasherman5711]

I also think she. Was the finest female singer ever. What a loss

[@darylsledge1456]

head and shoulders over who? I want to hear this>

[@johnbobson1557]

@@darylsledge1456 Well most of the singers of the 60's. Lulu, Cilla, Sandie Shaw... but I'd say Kathy Kirby came close, but both ended up having a sad life, Dusty beaten up by her partner and Kathy robbed by her useless manager.

[@darylsledge1456]

@@johnbobson1557 Oh, your'e speaking of british singers. well, ok, maybe she was. I'm glad you cleared this up. Thanks!

[@johnbobson1557]

@@darylsledge1456 Yes, I think there were some very gifted overseas female singers back in the day, Teresa Teng (Taiwan) Brenda Lee, (USA?) Mireille Mathieu (France) and today I think Helen Fischer (Russia/Germany) is superb. But Dusty was quite unique and I believe most Americans at first thought she was a Black singer.

[@GeeBee909]

Dusty had integrity and stood up for what she believed in. In the 1960's that was huge. Also, she was the best female singer ever to come out of England

[@summertea545]

She's beautiful, great voice and stage presence you can't take your eyes off her.

[@gabegrace8333]

Reminiscent of another talent gone to soon Eva Cassidy

[@griiseknoen]

Dusty's singing always moves me. It pierces through. Straight to the heart. Every time.

[@karyannfontaine8757]

Dusty Springfield became my favourite female artist in 1962 when I was 12 years old. She had a hauntingly memorable voice never to be forgotten. Thank you for this fabulous documentary about Dusty Springfield

[@jomama5186]

Wow, even her speaking voice is hypnotic and silk like. Wow.

[@yoyceeo1645]

I love Dusty's singing. Her voice is distinctive, beautiful in tone. I'm a 1955 baby and my 1942 husband was so happy that I even knew her voice. I was like " are you serious!" She is my Icon!

[@lyndafaye6748]

She and Julie London, both will be remembered with such admiration. RIP Dusty!"Friends, Love Songs, and Heartaches" The oldies slowed down so we can hear the lyrics; "I Fall to Pieces With a touch of Class---ical Guitar!" and 'Please Come Back to Barcelona."

[@daryljackson3430]

Not many singers can tell a story through their music. Her voice was like silk and she sang so effortless.

[@lyndafaye6748]

"Friends, Love Songs, and Heartaches" The oldies slowed down so we can hear the lyrics; "I Fall to Pieces With a touch of Class---ical Guitar!" and 'Please Come Back to Barcelona."

[@barryrudge1576]

I was a teenager at the beginning of the 1960's and without a doubt Dusty was one of the best female vocalists the UK every produced. Just as she was making a big comeback via the Pet Shop Boys she fell ill and we lost a great singing artist who is still sadly missed by her many fans.

[@BOLLOCKS1968]

Such a talented woman ❤ miss those times when singers actually sang and entertained. RIP sweet lady.

[@zenpop]

Few goddesses have touched the earth, much less sang while walking about. Thank you for this!

[@ivorwm2291]

I met Miss Dusty through a mutual friend in 1982. She was such a lovely lady. It was such a thrill to meet her. RIP

[@lyndafaye6748]

I missed a few of those too; If only they were around now, I'd have a song for them! RIP Dusty "Friends, Love Songs, and Heartaches" The oldies slowed down so we can hear the lyrics; "I Fall to Pieces With a touch of Class---ical Guitar!" and 'Please Come Back to Barcelona."

[@fob1xxl]

Dusty was Magnetic. You couldn't help but listen to her. Her voice was so different and so special. She is truly missed. 💙

[@vainnq]

WHEN I WAS 10 YEARS OLD I FELL IN LOVE WITH HER ,AND SINCE THEN , I'VE NEVER STOPPED GOD BLESS YOU DUSTY AND REST IN PEACE , IM SURE THAT THE ANGELS UP THERE LOVE SINGING WITH YOU.😢

[@TraceyRatcliffe-ms4dt]

This song, has made me, become who I am today. . My mum played this, it made me learn lots growing up. Cheers Dusty. Sister.

[@tacom1]

"They really don't make them like this anymore" Yes I agree, what a woman, what a talent, there is only one Dusty.

[@andrewbaerm.d.3984]

I was 12 years old growing up in Manhattan when I Only Want to Be With You hit the charts. It was the first song of hers that I ever heard and like everyone else, loved her singing. She was really unique. RIP Dusty

[@hondac7028]

I wasn't born till 1971 but I love Dusty's music my mam played all her music in my childhood.❤

[@britskihambone8158]

I remember when I was five years old, and Wishin' and Hopin' came out on the radio, and that voice just captured me. I still think of her as one of the premier female singers of my lifetime, at least. I also feel that the older she got, the more beautiful she and her voice became.

[@RobinRichieProductions]

She remains to be one of my ALL-TIME favorite singers... Her hauntingly beautiful rendition of "The Look of Love" takes MY breath away. She is still beloved by ALL nationalities and multiple generations around the world! Forevermore RIP, Ms. Springfield...

[@countdown2xstacy]

Robin Richie Dusty Springfield’s The Look of Love really is hauntingly beautiful, I agree.

[@ianmelia8851]

100 % agree

[@arthurthornton9298]

Couldn't agree more!!!

[@markbirkes8386]

I agree, the look of love is so sensual, my favourite female vocalist.

[@save15ormoreonyourcarinsur98]

My personal fave is "Windmills of Your Mind" it's just so beautifully done

[@suzannerobbins6293]

Wow! One of my favorite singers of all time! Played her music at my 50th Anniversary Party! The minute the music started you knew it was Dusty! Nobody could copy her! That voice will always stand out as the best singer ever! RIP sweet lady...

[@lindamerz3168]

Dusty's voice went straight for the soul and took residence there even when the song was finished❤❤❤❤

[@HektorBandimar]

I loved Motown and I loved Dusty..........Burt Bacharach and Dusty, what a combo.

[@MrDLOC11]

One of the all-time greatest voices, a sound that transcends genres and time, forever a comfort and joy to behold. Dusty was a gift. 🙏🙏🙏

[@martinohalloran2540]

MURTY O'HALLORAN WORLD CLASS..

[@martinohalloran2540]

MURTY NEVER BEFORE AND NEVER SENCE?

[@mvdnbos]

Goosebumps all the time everytime she sings .... incredible voice

[@carlob95]

I am 56 and I didn't really know who she was. I just discover her lately. What a beautiful discovery. She might be my favorite female singer of all time. And the songs are amazing. Very moving and touching voice!

[@lyndafaye6748]

She and Julie London, both will be remembered with such admiration. RIP Dusty!"Friends, Love Songs, and Heartaches" The oldies slowed down so we can hear the lyrics; "I Fall to Pieces With a touch of Class---ical Guitar!" and 'Please Come Back to Barcelona."

[@laminage]

She kicked the Door open for every Blue Eyd Soul Singer that came after her. Lisa Stansfield, Natasha Bedingfield, Nadine Coyle (Ex Girls Aloud), Amy Winehouse (RIP), Ruthanne, Carmel, and of course Adele.

[@Marsena]

Gorgeous woman with a even more-beautiful voice! I grew up hearing her songs as a teen in the mid-80s, on the local radio station. I heard her old songs from the 60s, and her later release with the Pet Shop Boys. Excellent documentary!

[@markdavies1098]

My mum went the same way, loved dusty, and passed like her, 2 in heaven probably having a great natter about how the world is now

[@CambridgeEducatedMan]

Her music is and shall forever remain immortal... Rest well beautiful lady...

[@Southamericangirl42]

Her brother was the dreamy one... #originalmcdreamy

[@georgephinn822]

Dusty Springfield music will live on forever - No one else sounds like her - her voice is instantly reconizeable - she is just a great singer. Dusty Springfield - She is a true Super Star

[@evanlanctot323]

One of the greatest woman singers ever!

[@andreaandrea6716]

And Dionne Warwick and Diana Ross and Petula Clarke... ! The Greats!!

[@chucks6781]

Also a drain on the NHS came back to the UK when diagnosed with cancer in the USA & said get back to England use the health service even though i havent paid taxes for years

[@phillipstroll7385]

Agreed! She put motown to shame! When she came to America she should have went straight to muscle shoals. Just like most of motown did, but less about it. I loved her. Even though she was a homicidal maniac and tried to kill everyone she ever slept with.

[@C-Note-to6vk]

@@andreaandrea6716 Whitney Houston?

[@andreaandrea6716]

@@C-Note-to6vk Of course! But of a different era... not Motown. I was thinking of the 60s voices. (Whitney Houston is in a league of her own!).

[@philiphema2678]

I grew up in NZ and Dusty will always be one of my favorite faves creating, with her voice, many happy memories. R.I.P Dusty.

[@mjemigh3304]

The recent passing of Tom Springfield got me exploring Dusty, and what a great starting point THIS is! I'm in the U.S. and didn't really have much exposure to Dusty unless I made an effort. Ours is a pretty big country, so she may have been bigger in regions other than the one I was in during the '60s. But I do clearly remember telling a kid I was with "Shut up!!!" the first time I heard her voice. It was the most beautiful voice I had heard since Judy Garland. At my young age, I was buying singles. Of course, there was an exception made for The Beatles, but whatever that first Dusty album was, I was at the record store the next day to get my copy. She was rarely on the radio where I was, so that was the only way to hear that wonderful voice. Being a kid, I didn't know anything about record production, but I sure knew that there was something different on hers. I'm glad this doc brought that out. I guess "Dusty in Memphis" was the turning point for everyone I knew. LOADS of Dusty fans came into being with that one. Thanks a billion for posting this video!

[@sweetertweeter8989]

When she sang "The Look Of Love" it made me yearn for something I didn't even know existed. I loved her comeback with the Pet Shop Boys.

[@andreaandrea6716]

Well said!! Wow.

[@philipcollins408]

Hey I was only 8 when I first heard that record but I could tell by my goosebumps that there was something goin' on there. lol

[@glamdolly30]

'The Look of Love' has to be the sexiest song ever written, and Dusty's version of it is the best by a million miles. No other singer can touch it.

[@celtglen]

@@glamdolly30 Except maybe Lana, with Sergio Mendez and Brazil '66

[@glamdolly30]

@@celtglen Haven't heard that - is Lana the vocalist? Not familiar with the names.

[@skygazer6898]

Dusty Springfield was the best female singer to ever come from the UK. Amy was great and Adele is good but Dusty was extra special

[@adrianlyord5300]

Wow …. The fact that she brought the Motown artists and their music to English pop scene is so amazing and so cool 😎…Thank you and God Bless You Dusty ❤!!!

[@bobbauldock3846]

Man what a crush I had and have on this lady, I had good taste, Dusty was so flawless, Thank You Angle, BB

[@2476bunny]

one of my favorites saw them live on sandown pier many years ago, before there fame,the spring fields, i was young bored with mum and dad taking me out .now i regret it it ,thats life, stay safe all

[@Chas5971]

What an amazing voice she had. I miss her and her music. The man "upstairs" must have needed her more. Rest in peace young lady.

[@LightSnowOvernight]

A very moving documentary. Thanks for sharing this.

[@katrinhafthordattir7497]

I didn't grow up with Dusty. I was a kid when she passed away and back then I had no idea she existed. My late interest in singing and retro music as an adult already has led me to appreciate her as a singer and then as a person when I sought knowledge about her life and career. My only sorrow is that I might be the youngest Dusty fan in the world. Please don't let that be the case, my generation deserves (and desperately needs) good music. Dusty, may this humble amateur 25 year old soul singer with blue eyes do you justice someday!

[@williamhogan1518]

I am sure you will,you have great taste. And a nice heart.

[@donaldstanfield8862]

Dusty us absolutely captivating, love the range of music she recorded, so deeply touching!

[@dominikastrauss5208]

Dusty is so entertaining to watch! I think she’s paved the way for soul singers like Amy Winehouse and Adele

[@christopherscorner]

This video was so so awesome!! Who knew we would get to hear the things we heard about Dusty Springfield? It just makes me love her more…❤️❤️❤️

[@sina6457]

You don't need to know who she was. You don't even need to have heard any of her songs. Just a few seconds listening to her voice by accident on the net, and you'll be captured for ever!

[@marjoryrainey5761]

Dusty! I appreciate you so! You bring tears in my eyes with your beautiful voice And Persona! All of you!

[@colinderry3286]

Dusty was one of the greats lovely person and the songs she sang she put her heat into all her songs and the one I will always remember was // I don’t know Whot to do with my self // that song I was singling when I lost part of my hand and fingers back in 1964 / like a summer rose that was when it blew up and that song of dustys I remember in hospital thinking of that song before I passed out going to have my op // thinking of dusty kepted me going she was one of the best / never forget her always remembered rest in peace // she may not be here but in out hearts she’s with us always

[@josemaria666]

Beautiful voice, beautiful person, R.I.P; I discovered her music through the Pet Shop Boys and love it.

[@presidentmilitaryedwardgru2507]

The 1967 performance of You Don't Have To Say You Love Me, is the best recorded performance by anyone anywhere of any song. And I am happy I was alive when it happened. Thank you.

[@guitaaress]

IMO there are three things that set Dusty apart her timing and phrasing, her vocal tone, her power range and the control she has across that band. There will never be another Dusty. RIP

[@audreyh3357]

Dusty had hit after hit after hit!

[@UltimateForceMarketing]

So elaborately true!

[@darylsledge1456]

there were PLENTY before her. and I can name at least two that came after her that she couldn't light a match too, in comparison to pure power, strength at voice and etc.

[@cptight88]

The pathos in her voice approaches Patsy Cline.

[@LisaHerman1963]

OMG I am crying so hard and I DO NOT cry ever!!! I love her and I always will.

[@michaelkeller8404]

My introduction to Dusty's music was the song ' Wishin And Hopin". Now, I am a lifelong fan. I am moved to tears every time I hear her rendition of Going Home. Now every day I have to cry some.

[@mikehudson8884]

Mine was 'Island Of Dreams' (1963) I was hooked from then on. I think she was still with The Springfields when she recorded this song.

[@rkmugen]

When I first heard her sing, I thought she was black. When i first saw her perform, I thought for sure she was American. When i learned she was British, I was like "what just happened?!" Dusty was (and still is) amazing!

[@cyyoung9175]

My whole life thought she was American til this year thanks to our host, Darren Carstairs.

[@donaldstanfield8862]

She's like a visitor from another place and time, an angel, maybe!?

[@paulbillingham6769]

Only a wise and beautiful soul could ever sing like that. Dusty you gave us so much and we love you for it.

[@twinkle3026]

Greetings from The UK! Dusty has been my favourite female singer of all time, since i was a child during the Mid 1960's and when we lost her, back in March of 1999, it was, for me, one of those JFK assassination moments, where i remember exactly what i was doing. I was 37 years old and I was chopping up carrots for mine and my dear late husband Tony's dinner, whilst waiting for him to return home from work and when i heard the sad news on BBC Radio 2, i burst into tears and i had to stop what i was doing, until i could compose myself enough to continue. We had heard on the news, she was very ill, but it still came as a shock. This has been the only time, i ever shed tears over the passing of someone famous. who i had never even had the pleasure of ever meeting. Thank you for sharing this lovely tribute, to a lovely lady. She has left all of her beautiful music for us to continue to enjoy. Rest in peace, dear Dusty. xxxx

[@deborahswanson3457]

The Goddess of Blue Eyed Soul

[@melvynparkin5871]

What a legend not many people come close to her a star shines so brightly forever.

[@juancarlos9592]

11/2020 and I still listen to this amazing singer......love Dusty

[@TraceyRatcliffe-ms4dt]

The chick with the red glasses, Your a true spiritual being, you knew what us woman needed to make us who we are today. Thankyou to all you amazing people back back, who helped changed the world.

[@jotaylor4938]

I loved Dusy's voice and she never ever disappointed her fans.She is,and always will be,a legend in the pop music business.She is a one off there'll never be another Dusty.Her songs,voice and persona will last forever.Jo

[@andytaylor5960]

The ever so FABULOUS Dusty is eternal!! RIP Greetings from Brazil 😘

[@paulmc5542]

The greatest of all time nobody comes close give her anything to sing she’ll sing it in her way

[@byronelenica8329]

when her records come on the radio we always say - 'wow that's Dusty Springfield'!!

[@eileenmaryomalley740]

Gosh I miss this beautiful lady with the incredible earth shattering powerhouse voice Dusty Springfield RIP sweetheart you are loved ! 💕🕊️🙏 From the United States, Illinois.

[@TheLindaSutherland]

As a kid I remember watching 'The Springfields on TV. At that time (12 years old or so)what I was most interested in were her clothes and hair. I spent a lot of time drawing her and her fab shaped dresses and skirts, and those lovely blouses with a tie around the collar. As time went by I started to appreciate their music aswell. When she teamed up with Tamla Motown I loved it her voice was so suited to TM songs. I've just discovered that she wouldn't sing to segregated audiences in South Africa and they chucked her out. Good on yer Dusty. XXXXXXX

[@IanSinclair11021949]

Dusty had huge heart to get out there and do it. Her deep love for her work permeates all her material and transforms it.

[@user-xf3lj3fp2v]

RIP ms DUsty Sprindfield.. It is forever been prouved... Your Amazing Voice will always be heard throuout the Universe.... !!!

[@narcisamariana3023]

Thank you, Darren, for posting this interesting documentary about Dusty now that her birthday is coming up! Also thank you for your loyalty to Dusty! She will live forever in our hearts through her music! All the best for you, Darren!🌹💖

[@guyrestivo]

WOW!!!.....this was a GREAT documentary!!!!!...Thanks So much for posting this great video....so enjoyable!!!!!.....i always loved her singing but never realized how great she really was........Im definately adding Dusty to my all-time favorites-----Karen Carpenter..Petula Clark..Judith Durham(the Seekers)...and now Dusty!!!!......thks again for posting this video....so great and Dusty is so great!!!!

[@pattigee1]

Some new information about Dusty for me, Darren. Thank you so much for a generous and lovely tribute.

[@jamesbourget8350]

I have loved Dusty since first hearing her as a teenager. I consider her DUSTY IN MEMPHIS album one of the greatest musical achievements in recording history. I have ten copies because my constant playing of them led to the inevitable scratches. What a supreme talent!

[@MariaLopez-hc2nm]

Me too ❤️

[@lollipopknox]

I've never heard it!

[@butterflygirl2285]

I love her voice. Incredible.

[@reasonrestored9116]

You got that right bud

[@reasonrestored9116]

@@lollipopknox if you have any interest at all in 20c popular music, you MUST listen to Dusty in Memphis. It’s intimate and perfect.

[@jrs33615]

I grew up in NY, in the 80's, I witnessed the birth of Hip Hop and, other than disco, that was all I heard on the radio cuz that's all that was played in the streets. Then one day I found myself in Manhattan, at a place called Tower Records with some friends. It was there I first heard "Son Of A Preacher Man" ... that summer I played that cassette till it bound up and snapped up in my dad's car stereo. I bought another one the following weekend and all my friends gave me crap for listening to that 'old' music, but man I was HOOKED. She is, quite simply, enchanting. Her voice exudes sultriness and longing while simultaneously resonating with power and intensity; a magnificent combination only found in the very best vocalists, in my opinion. R.I.P Dusty... just another fan who missed you then and now.

[@englishmaninfrance661]

I was very lucky to grow up listening to her songs

[@dixienormous6969]

Her voice. Her voice heals. Thank you, Dusty 🫀

[@lindapalmbayfl]

nothing could touch your heart like Dusty's songs.

[@abw48]

In 1964 we were Mods and we were really digging Tamla Motown sounds and so it was NOT in 1965 that the Tamla Motown sound arrived in the UK, and I was a Mod in Glasgow, far away from London. I loved Dusty also, just as we all did back then, so long ago.

[@madeleinebelle2105]

Burt B was right few singers have a distinctive voice .. Dusty, Dionne Warwick, Piaf and Nina Simone only have to sing the first note and you recognise them...thank you Dusty for raising my spirit with your songs when I was a troubled teenager...Dusty in Memphis to comfort me in my love filled early twenties.

[@lyndafaye6748]

She and Julie London, both will be remembered with such admiration. RIP Dusty!"Friends, Love Songs, and Heartaches" The oldies slowed down so we can hear the lyrics; "I Fall to Pieces With a touch of Class---ical Guitar!" and 'Please Come Back to Barcelona."

[@harveyharveyness8773]

Absolutely amazing one-of-a-kind voice

[@RosePetal17]

Perfect pairing: Dusty and Burt, classic!

[@donaldstanfield8862]

Match made in heaven, indeed! You could see the magic as they looked at each other!

[@dancelover020]

Such an amazing artist!!

[@kevinbarrett9615]

Incomparable voice of a generation, we will always love you Dusty and your voice lives forever.

[@merseybeat1963]

Some beautiful songs..the perfect voice for them.

[@gordonmitchell729]

I'm so glad to have lived with Dusty's amazing voice wafting through the air. Loved her so much!

[@janetdavies9612]

An amazing talent, a beautiful voice, performer rand soulful person. Her music will always live on......

[@hogeyemusic3776]

Dusty was greatest British pop singers on the planet ever.Dusty sang some of the best pop songs ever written and recorded.Dusty had one of best pop voices besides having her own British TV show.She always loved the Motown And Stax Revue shows which travelled play and sang on her TV shows.Also if you want to learn more about Dusty Springfield watch the film about her life and music called “Just Dusty”.It’s the best Doc movie to watch about her life history in music and song.What a great voice!

[@darylsledge1456]

right, greatest BRITISH pop singer.

[@nicosogrecos]

The most iconic singer of all with a very rare talent so superior to all the singers of that era, or now for that matter, she had a magic that made you love her just by her husky tone of her unique voice. My teenage years were the best of times, i was lucky to have been a youth at that awesome period, the only other amazing voice at that time was Judith Durham of the seekers. These two were on another level at that time. The memories are glorious for me. There is a love for her deep in my heart that even at 74 It gives me that feeling of happiness.

[@UltimateForceMarketing]

Beautiful indeed! Love Dusty sooooo much!

[@candicechristian7344]

I have been thinking about her in and on so much the last few days. . Was so happy to see this. . She was always a favourite .. love her. . Thank you for posting this , ❤❤❤🎶🎵🎙🌹🌹🌹

[@jamesbourget8350]

One of her most underrated songs is BREAKFAST IN BED from the Memphis album. It moves from the whimsical to the powerful and showcases the breadth of her vocal range. A Must Listen!

[@markpoffinbarger9207]

She will never be matched in vocals she made her space hopefully someone will match her expertise!

[@debrabader806]

Dusty was the Best!!! Debra Bader

[@lorij6796]

Rest in Peace 💞 Dusty Springfield. Sing with the angels ☁️🙏

[@jajaazmi4441]

Not only had she a good singing voice, she also spoke in a lovely gentle voice much like Princess Diana.Rip both

[@yumuripol6236]

Thank you. She is much missed. An early hero of mine. Gone too soon but a gift for us all

[@nia4me1]

My first album I ever owned was a xmas gift to me from my MUM, It was Dusty and I still have it...LOVE her and so sad she is gone

[@bethvirginiaphillips4583]

Dusty was a great stylist, this great smoky voice that so filled with feeling and emotion. Sinatra, Dusty, a few more maybe. There will be nothing like her again. She completely made herself over..nose job and blond hair to resemble an early hero, Doris Day, the clothes devastatingly feminine and classy...she went from a tom boy and learned to be a very gorgeous girl. Demons plagued her all her life but you would never know it, as she led the way along with her fellow Brit Invasion stars, headlined by the Beatles. Oh, what a time that was. Too bad we couldn't have all stayed there.

[@bethvirginiaphillips4583]

@Searlaigh Daily You know, I just read that. Very interesting. I was shocked to find out decades ago that the Beatles were all Irish..names like Lennon, Harrison, McCartney and Starkey told everything, I guess. So wonderful...what a time it all was.

[@bethvirginiaphillips4583]

@Searlaigh Daily How about that! Banned! I know Paul and Wings had "Give Ireland back to the Irish"....They were more political then, the Beatles, not afraid to speak out. Today you'd lose half of your audience we are so fractured as a society. I just heard my man Ringo say he's for Brexit.

[@patriciabarkley735]

I always loved Dusty Springfield. I sang along as a teenager with her, and loved her beautiful voice. She was amazing. I also copied her makeup style. She was gorgeous!

[@terencehammond8878]

I very well remember seeing dusty Springfield at the Sheffield City Hall on the 16th of November 1963 as a 19 year old with my girlfriend Pat .One of the songs i remember clearly she sang was Needles and Pins backed by the Searchers who later recorded it themselves and became a number one hit for them in 1964 .Thank you for this brilliant documentary watched through a haze of tears most of the time .Even now as an eighty year old I still think she sounds timeless and evokes so many memories of an incredible era of music and of much less complicated and simpler times

[@cliffordlee1316]

This lady is a TRUE legend long may her amazing memory live on . Like her beautiful voice

[@markdavies1098]

My mum adored her, probably the down to Earth chubby red head that they both were! But ultimately what a voice and what she’s left us will never be forgotten, the world needs another dusty but she will never be replaced

[@burthuffman2802]

This one made me cry- there is no other voice like hers. RIP Dusty we love you. My favorite is "Windmills of your Mind" it won an Oscar for best song because she sang it.

[@peterpyke1213]

TALENTED AND COMPLICATED.EXCENT DOCUMENTARY I LEARNED ALOT THANK YOU