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[@dagmar.6954]

This is one of the great British female singers from the 60's. She had such a beautiful unique voice & covered many genres (blue-eyed soul, pop ,ballads, country, jazz). She had a lot of hits such as "I Only Want to Be with You", "I'll Try Anything", "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me", "Wishin' & Hopin' ", "The Look of Love", "The Windmills of Your Mind" & many more.

[@dwanpyrtle3134]

And she started singing folk music with her brother.

[@vcole7611]

Also "Fancy".

[@raenellefisher8514]

You Don't Have to Say You Love Me by Dusty is one of my very favorites. She was the best.

[@bengilkes7676]

Justified Ancients of Mu Mu

[@TheCornishCockney]

You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me,is an absolute belter and shows her range.

[@sarahadelle1953]

I hope he reacts to this one next!!!!!

[@sofia01ht]

Specially live

[@purplemaniac1532]

This is the original version mate ... kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJPLpH6orayNhrs

[@Sinuhe0202]

Back in the day, Dusty heard a band she liked so much, she convinced her record label to sign them: Led Zepplin

[@827dusty]

Dusty was a 60s icon. This British Born artist, had as much soul as almost any American singer. Dusty passed away very recently. There is a bit of a "Motown" sound to this. God Bless

[@TheCornishCockney]

Not Motown but Memphis Stax. She loved both labels.

[@Russ_Keith]

You must be nearly as old as me if 1999 seems "very recently". 😄 but 😪 because she did.

[@petemiller8296]

The musicians were the studio guys in Memphis. The Memphis Horns. These guys played on a lot of tunes.

[@thomascanfield9165]

Dusty was off my radar too, but man, I love her voice so much ! She’s now bumped up to my top ten women singers’ list, especially after just hearing her do “The Look of Love”.

[@brandothecatmeow]

The Dusty in Memphis album is perfect. One if the best vocal albums ever.

[@peterstilla8733]

Dusty was indeed something very special, one of the greatest woman singers of her era, right there with Aretha, Diana Ross, and very few others. Actually I would go no further than this album to hear more from her. Dusty in Memphis is a classic.

[@bangmon1000]

"Windmills of Your Mind" "Look of Love" "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me" In the 80's she sang with the Pet Shop Boys "What Have I Done to Deserve This".

[@bemused9522]

Dusty a legend. There is a great video where the Pet Shop Boys got her to sing with them. She was much older, but her voice still incredible! "What have I done to deserve this" is the song.

[@Mark-iv7np]

Her range really shows in You don't have to say you Love Me, I only Wanna be with You and Wishing and Hoping. A Brand new Me is great also. One of the greatest singers ever and in R & R Hall of Fame. Big fan of hers.

[@Debcatawba]

Everything is clicking on this song. You were blown away, right? The look on your face is exactly how we all felt the first time we heard this song.

[@lynnieiapichino1121]

Next You Don’t have to say you love me!☮️💙

[@andythrush3341]

The whole LP "Dusty in Memphis" is exceptional! This is just one of many great songs on it. Dusty had a beautiful jazz soulful tone that made this young man fall in love with her many many years ago. Chod, you fell for her just I did:-). Thanks for sharing...

[@Mr.Thriver]

"The Look of Love" is sublime!!!!!

[@1tishhead]

She never really cuts loose. She always keeps it at that sensual simmer, but with a volcano underneath. My recommendation is I Can't Make It Alone. Wait til she sings the word "soul." It will shake you.

[@Spazzmatazzz]

Just a little blue eyed soul! Whitney Houston's mom was in those background vocals. "The backup vocals were by a female group called the Sweet Inspirations, who were made up of Cissy Houston, Sylvia Shemwell, Myrna Smith and Estelle Brown. They were the sought-after female backup vocalists in the New York area, having performed on albums by Aretha Franklin, Wilson Picket, Van Morrison and many others. With four singers, they could create a rich, soulful sound that suited this song perfectly."

[@sean---the-other-one]

The backing vocals are superb, as you quite rightly point out. This era launched a whole new style of BVs, although it was a decade or so later before the artists that had got hooked on them in their youth started to utilise them fully. To see what I’m talking about, do yourself a favour and watch the movie/documentary 20 Feet From Stardom. It’s a fascinating look at the gospel origins of some of the most famous backing vocalists of all time, and how some of their ranks managed to cross the 20 feet of stage from BVs to front of stage as artists, and how some of them couldn’t make it that far. Fantastic movie.

[@vandalnonesuch8274]

As I understand, vocal backup on some of the Dusty in Memphis album was performed by The Sweet Inspirations. They were started by Cissy Houston and 4 other singers. They also backed Jimi Hendrix on "Burning of the Midnight Lamp". Cissy is the aunt of Dionne Warwick, cousin of renowned opera soprano Leontyne Price, and Whtney Houston's mother! Serious vocal chops in that family!

[@vickiroman189]

That is such a fabulous movie. So are "Standing in the Shadows of Motown" and "Muscle Shoals."

[@sean---the-other-one]

@@vickiroman189 Haven’t seen those. I’ll have to check them out. A couple of others that highlight the difference between the music of them Vs the music of now are Before The Music Dies and all Things Must Pass: The Rise And Fall Of Tower Records.

[@vickiroman189]

@@sean---the-other-one Oh, thank you! I haven't seen those and will get them soon. Have a great day!

[@johnpaulbacon8320]

Great reaction to such a wonderful song.

[@mythicsin3083]

Always reminds me of Pulp Fiction

[@hazelanglin5907]

I grew up listening to her. I love her voice. This is ny favourite song of hers

[@Russ-gy7tx]

What Adele is to this generation is what Dusty was in the 60's.

[@shanemccormick2336]

I remember the first time seeing her on American Bandstand she performed the song I hope you play more music like this. It's really important 4 people to have the opportunity to still listen to music like this. R&B was excellent in the 70s why do you think we had so many kids and we respected our elders

[@robertasirgutz8800]

Dusty's career was resurrected with the release of her duet with Pet Shop Boys "What have I done to Deserve This". RIP.

[@VinzClorthokeymasterofGozer]

Can't hear this without thinking of Hits from the Bong by Cypress Hill.

[@thumpyloudfoot864]

🎶Let's smoke that bowl Hit the bong And then take that finger off of that hole Plug it Unplug it Don't strain I love you Mary Jane🎶

[@nickpalmer3076]

Dusty was one of the best singers ever.

[@lesliecermak6473]

I could tell you enjoyed that song the entire way through! She’s a great singer.

[@surlechapeau]

Chod, Great reaction!! Your facial expressions said it all. Voice, musical, horns, backing vocals, song had it all. Her "I Only Want to Be with You" and "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me" are favorites. edit - Tommy Cogbill on bass

[@John_Chu]

The Memphis Boys backed Dusty on this album (recorded at Memphis’ American Sound Studios) with Tommy Cogbill on bass. Another song from this album that you’d like would be “Breakfast in Bed.” This album was a bit of a side trip for Dusty. She had a great soulful voice but she was primarily more of a pop singer. Peace out!

[@2715bunky]

I thought possibly the great Carol Kaye but I see that you are correct!

[@garfield122010]

Blue eyed soul at it's height ❤️❤️❤️

[@vanburger]

I close my eyes and count to ten. Is an awesome Dusty Springfield song....

[@peterlevenswaard4531]

Dusty Springfield- Summer is over.Another fantastic song.

[@lennoxnelson8448]

Dusty was part of the British music scene ,you guessed right Aretha Franklin did a version of this as well . she also sang with Jimi Hendrix playing guitar, she also recorded with the pet shop boys

[@stevecrisell108]

Anything by Dusty, you Can't go wrong.

[@waynecox3958]

The Adele of the Sixties.

[@ronbrown912]

Dusty is in both the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame and the UK Hall of Fame. At the 2006 induction to UK Hall a 19 yr old Joss Stone covered this song in tribute. Worth checking out too. Joss was the hot new UK voice for a minute before Adele arrived on the scene.

[@JackleenaO]

Chod, I can't believe you've never heard this at all?!?? It's used in a few movies.. A CLASSIC!! I'm jealous of you --getting to hear it for the first time!

[@nbe1951]

Better late than never! Such a great song and that voice of smoke and velvet, oh, yes!

[@jeffschielka7845]

Classic Dusty.

[@vickiroman189]

She's been hiding on my i-pod all these years! One of my top 10 songs of all time.

[@johnblackwell8646]

Dusty was also a great champion of black artists. A sweetheart.

[@womanonthinice1276]

React to "The Look of Love" She's Amazing!!!!

[@windnchgo]

Dusty in Memphis is one of the few truly great albums from beginning to end. A masterpiece. And, btw, Aretha herself told Dusty her how much she loved her version of this song. Great praise indeed.

[@garfield122010]

" I close my eyes and count to 10 " musically brilliant, you would love it ❤️

[@1961cars]

I have this song in my you tube library it's just a good song to listen to when you're in a blah mood, the song gets me moving and grooving💓

[@glennlaplante789]

Another great reaction to a classic!!! On a side note, the intro was used by Cypress Hill for their song "Hits from the Bong". lol.

[@franchk8372]

That was great Wilburn ... love this reaction. Big Dusty fan here. :)

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

LOL - loved your reaction. Mine was similar. I am old enough to remember when Dusty was popular on the AM radio. I was too busy being enthralled by the Beatles, Animals, Herman's Hermits and (God help me) the Monkees (Davey Jones' face was all over my walls) to pay any attention to the more mature sounds of Dusty Springfield. With her Blond bouffant hair and easy listening sound (I thought), I felt she was the antithesis of cool. In fact, I almost skipped this video based on those memories. WOW - was I wrong. Thank God My taste has matured substantially. Now I think she is totally cool, and cringe at the thought of my Monkee crush! Thank you Chod, and thank you whoever recommended her. I am now going to listen to some more...

[@karenj3611]

Flawless voice

[@davidgale7384]

A Little bit gospel, a bit country... Got to watch out for those quiet ones girl!!! Forbidden love... There are others... #1 To Sir With Love

[@kcronin7211]

in all honesty, I didn't know Dusty Springfield either, until she experienced her 90s resurgence brought on by the use of "Preacher Man" in Pulp Fiction. But I went digging after that, and yeah - she's soooo smoooothhh and I hadn't known what I was missing. Better late than never! Oh, and if you go to 4 karaoke nights, 3 of them will have someone singing this song, for SURE.

[@eclecticwitch6669]

Love this song!

[@threezysworld8089]

Bass on the track was played by the legendary James Jamerson.

[@stevecrisell108]

Pure Quality right there Chod.

[@eviekelpie1]

Chod, you really need to check out a Boston born Australian powerhouse singer, Marcia Hines. She did a cover of a song which Dusty also does, "I don't know what to do with myself". Marcia won Queen of Pop in the 70s here in Oz. Not once but twice. Once you hear her you'll want more, believe me

[@traceydsm]

Glad you liked it. Many of us are religious about Dusty Springfield.

[@mrgoneshouse3663]

Love how much you loved that...Great stuff

[@barriehull7076]

During her 1960s peak, she ranked among the most successful British female performers on both sides of the Atlantic. Her image - marked by a peroxide blonde bouffant/beehive hairstyle, heavy makeup (thick black eyeliner and eye shadow) and evening gowns, as well as stylised, gestural performances - made her an icon of the Swinging Sixties. Born in West Hampstead in London into a family that enjoyed music, Springfield learned to sing at home. In 1958, she joined her first professional group, The Lana Sisters. Two years later, with her brother Tom Springfield and Tim Feild, Springfield formed the folk-pop vocal trio The Springfields.

[@blitztim6416]

I had a big crush on Dusty when I was a kid. Great voice and a good looking woman. Try 'Wishin' and Hopin'' Classic album. British gal recording in Memphis to display her soul.

[@robertsoden5068]

Goin' Back is another great one that hasn't been mentioned I think.

[@Russ_Keith]

Maybe because it's painful to remember that it was played at her funeral.

[@marthaz]

Great choice my young connoisseur of music 👍 love your analysis and genuine reactions 💕

[@lynnieiapichino1121]

☮️💙

[@JohnLGladden]

What a treat to see you enjoy this. Guess you haven’t seen “Pulp Fiction” with Samuel L. Jackson and John Travolta where this was featured along with some other great songs. Great movie too.

[@sofia01ht]

Dusty was her own producer : and she was one of the ones who introduced Motown in the uk

[@vanhouten7377]

Dusty Springfield - I only want to be with you

[@timothyking7117]

One of my favorite Dusty Springfield performances is hosting a March, 1965, British television show called ‘ Ready - Steady- Go’ featuring the Sounds of Motown. The Motown artists brought to England for the show include: Temps; Supremes; S.Wonder; Miracles; M.Gaye; M & Vandellas; Earl V. Dyke. It’s mind boggling the amount of talent on this show. I think it should be required viewing for anyone who’s interested in music.

[@sherigrow6480]

One of the best songs to come out of the 60's.

[@caroline-s]

I love this song! Happy holidays Chod ❤

[@sometimeslyrical]

Dusty is a legend! Killer band. Dusty had a TV show and hosted others. Check out her duet with her contemporary Tom Jones in 1967 with "Baby, Baby, Baby": kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6CkhYV-ipaqnbs Some of her many hits include "You Don't Have To Say You Love Me," "I Only Want To Be With You," "Wishin' And Hopin', "Nothing Has Been Proved," "I Close My Eyes And Count To Ten," "Just A Little Lovin'," "Tupelo Honey," and many more. She has long been acclaimed the Queen of Blue-eyed Soul and Britain's greatest female singer. You have discovered gold!

[@erict956]

Dusty could sing and then some, try You Don't Have To Say You Love Me" or "I Only Want To Be With You". To be honest there are so many songs that she either sang first or covered. Oh and Aretha covered this song but I prefer Dusty's version.

[@Zebred2001]

Great reaction Chod! Gotta check out Dusty Springfield's cover of the Van Morrison classic - Tupelo Honey.

[@JinaNZTaylor]

First song reaction from you I have seen. Subscribed. You are classy.

[@johnnosiennek7066]

Dusty Springfield was born Mary Isabel Catherine Bernadette O'Brien on 16 April 1939 in LONDON UK

[@karenj3611]

" You don't have to say you love me " needs to be next, she takes it there!

[@eviekelpie1]

Hi Chod!. This song was done by Bobby Gentry before Dusty I believe. Dusty was British and had such a soothing voice. But she can belt them out too. You're right! Some suggestions: You don't have to say you love me I only want to be with you

[@alistairmcdougall9625]

Dusty live is even classier 👌, wow great to see you get so blown away by Dusty

[@johnygrasa]

lol, I hear the start of this song and i think, "Hits to the bong".

[@carlosvasquezvasquez2845]

Live Play the THEAM BLESS YOU ALL🏆🎯🌹

[@jollyrodgers7272]

That was her stage name. She was British. She had a bit of a resurgence in the 80's with Pet Shop Boys "WHAT HAVE I DONE TO DESREVE THIS?" (check out the official music video of it). There were so many performers and acts, you have only just begun! she had a bunch of hits in late 60's and 70's already mentioned below.

[@bethanythatsme]

My mother raised me on Dusty & I wore out this 45 growing up.

[@fosbury68]

Check out "Just a Little Lovin'" also from "Dusty in Memphis".

[@DavidJohnson-yq4nz]

Dusty in Memphis ❤

[@sofia01ht]

By dusty I HIGHLY recommend the following live performances which will blow your mind: I can’t hear you Gonna build a mountain You’ve got what it takes with Tom Jones

[@danielolson5378]

This song was orginally written with Aretha in mind who turned it down then Dusty got it and recorded it. Later when the song became a hit Aretha did record it herself but this is the version. Nowadays it's concidered a soul classic. The album this song appears on is called "Dusty in Memphis" which isn't really true. They did some vocal sessions in Memphis but everything else was done at Atlantic Records Studios New York City.

[@flutesong5527]

One of the hottest cool songs ever. As we used to say back in the day as I watch you react - you were "Peace-ing Out"

[@gwensnyder8313]

Can’t believe you have never reacted to this-it is such a no-brainer. You started smiling almost immediately.

[@lindahunter7469]

Dusty was fire!!! So underrated!!!

[@llschnitz]

The Memphis Sound with Elvis' backup singers, "The Sweet Inspirations" Elvis recorded two awesome albums in those very studios right around this time. Funky soulful guitars and horns. What a great era. Check out Elvis' "You're Wearin' that Loved on Look".

[@johnfleming6236]

RIP Dusty…

[@Richard_Jones]

Apparently Dusty didn't want horns on the song, so the producer who knew what he was doing, waited until she left and stuck 'em on anyway.

[@tgforty5]

If you liked this one, check out "The Look of Love!"

[@garfield122010]

So many to choose from !! My personal favourite us one of her last hits " Nothing has been proved " collaboration with pet shop boys backing her, from the film Scandal, haunting music ❤️❤️❤️

[@marieoleary527]

Her sound was part of the British Invasion

[@llschnitz]

The shocking thing about these musicians is when you learn that these guys made most of this stuff up as they were recording it. In other words they would come into the studio with a bare minimum amount of stuff actually written down, and would often add the bass and the horn parts on the day it was being recorded, meaning that the bass players were writing the bass parts and the horn players were writing the horn parts, and the drummers were figuring out when to come in and when to do solos and when to lay back. They Made Magic. That's Just How Good These Guys Were and not all of them had formal music training. And the other geniuses that did a lot of these old Sixties records were at the Muscle Shoals studios in Alabama.

[@neillenet291]

Chod, check out Dusty Springfield "you don't have to say you love me" you get a little more taste of her range

[@johnmontgomery2784]

Son of a preacher man video by Joss Stone will fit your needs well ... soulful as helllllll!!!!!!!

[@bminturn]

Yes, that bass is tasty.

[@salsonny]

Originally written for Aretha Franklin, but she had to decline

[@bobschenkel7921]

As a PK (Preacher's Kid), I have always had a soft spot for this song, and Dusty herself. She has a truly womanly voice, she can bring it. Couldn't believe it when it showed up in the movie Pulp Fiction.

[@daveofarrell7795]

You must do her singing "Going back"

[@Russ_Keith]

Finally! I've been leaving requests all over the internet for the shamefully neglected Dusty Springfield. I'm glad to see some reactors have wakened up to her in the last few months but still not enough. Her name should be shouted from the rooftops. If you like Dusty you should look into Julie Driscoll. She is the link in the chain from Dusty to Annie Lennox both chronologically and stylistically. Check out her work with Brian Auger and the Trinity. But please Stay Awhile with Dusty first. And that is the title of one of her songs you could feature. For more of the sultry Dusty you heard here that is not on the Dusty in Memphis album, all of which is some of her best work, she does a great cover of Van Morrison's Tupelo Honey - sensuality to the max. Oh hell, there isn't any such thing as a bad Dusty Springfield track. Btw. I like what you play in your intro. Could we hear you (I mean you personally) playing some more of that? Jazz of all kinds is my jam but jazz/hip hop is such a groove. Buckshot Le Fonque is a Branford Marsalis (saxophonist brother of trumpeter Wynton) foray into that genre. Well, that's about it for my little wish list ... for now.