DUSTY SPRINGFIELD - SPOOKY | REACTION

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[@dagmar.6954]

This song has been recorded by so many people. It was originally an instrumental version in 1967. Lyrics were added later & it became a big hit for the Classics IV in 1968. Dusty Springfield also recorded it in 1970.

[@MrCherryJuice]

...and the Classics IV - minus Dennis Lost - evolved into the Atlanta Rhythm Section, who also did 'Spooky'. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mX6koGOjaapngsU

[@andythrush3341]

Oh man, now you're getting to the heart of Dusty! It's such a great cover. She is such a great jazz singer. Not flashy but sultry. She combined older arrangements with newer sounds. Chod, you are in a nice Dusty run! Thanks for posting.

[@paulbriody297]

Dusty has a great voice. Sensual with an edge.

[@garfield122010]

You still haven't heard her voice at full power !! " you don't have to say you love me " and one of her last hits " Nothing has been proved " from the film Scandal ❤️❤️❤️

[@simonbellsinger]

I'm loving that you have just discovered Dusty, and that you are loving her so much. I was a friend & colleague of Dusty's. I've noticed that everything you've played is from late 60s/early 70s. I'm wondering how you'd feel about the more full voiced Dusty from earlier recordings - Won't Be Long, Long After Tonight Is All Over, You Don't Have To Say You Love Me, What's It Gonna Be? So glad you've found her.

[@anthonylovavto3228]

She was awesome! Queen of English soul! GLAD YOU FOUND HER CHOD!

[@williamhenderson1521]

"Let's Get Together Soon" ", "No Stranger Am I", "The Corrupt Ones" are among my favorites. Hardly anyone mentions those. That just shows you how deep her catalog is.

[@Zebred2001]

Classics IV had the original in 1968. Dusty's cover was shortly after I believe. Then The Atlanta Rhythm Section's in 1979.

[@tgforty5]

A good one to listen to is "Nothing Has Been Proved," which was one of her very last recordings (1989). Her voice hadn't suffered at all through all those years.

[@deborahcornell171]

Jazzy, elegant, classic..you said it just right. Hoping you do "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me" next. So gorgeous. And her biggest radio hit "Wishin' & Hopin'". And I noticed that album is titled "How Can I Be Sure"..that's a great song too..old school classic. Lots of people covered that one. Dusty is, quite simply, magical.💙☮💙

[@raenellefisher8514]

You Don't Have to Say You Love Me by Dusty is one of my all-time favorite songs.

[@martinlepper4522]

And....I Only Want to be With You.

[@sarahadelle1953]

I hope he does that one next as well!!!

[@williameller7002]

Atlanta Rythm Section did a cover of this song.

[@ScottKornfeld]

And it's a very good one, worth checking out.

[@Yaktahbay]

The founding members of ARS included the producer/songwriter, guitarist, and keyboard player from the Classics IV.

[@debbiemccain5850]

Such a unique voice!! Love her!!🎶🎶

[@sofia01ht]

Dusty was such a pioneer in music specially blues and soul

[@romanfedrich6967]

You're into vinyl; for your own guilty pleasure track down an audiophile pressing of Dusty Springfield - Dusty in Memphis. Consistently rated as one of the best recorded albums of all time.

[@stevecrisell108]

Pure Quality right there Chod.

[@michaelriffee4526]

I've heard four versions of this now. I was not aware that Dusty also did song.

[@itzel1735]

This is on my playlist right after BTO’s “Blue Collar”. Love the vibe.

[@kristin1533]

Very cute photo of her on the album cover!

[@erict956]

I would definitely recommend a few other female singers for you to listen too. Shirley Bassey - her power and beauty are unsurpassed. Big Mama Thornton - one of the people who made Rock N Roll possible. Sister Rosetta Tharpe - the mother of Rock N Roll. Cleo Lane - Jazz Scat royalty. Maria Callas - breathtakingly beautiful operatic soprano voice (and that's an understatement). Beth Neilson Chapman - storytelling genius. Allison Krauss - pure bluegrass brilliance. Édith Piaf - heartbreak in every note. Ofcourse there are many more singer's that deserve attention but for me these are a great starting point.

[@bobwowk8440]

I’m with you, “I love studio stuff.”

[@vickicalloway4061]

I Only Want to Be With You is a favorite of mine by Dusty,very up beat!

[@billshine401]

Keep bringing us more Dusty. You can't go wrong. Also, for great sax check out Billy Joel - New York state of mind. The live version is a blast but I get where you're coming from on preferring studio versions.

[@anthonyblakely399]

This song is a cover song from the popular group of the 60's at that time called "The Classic Four" It is their song.

[@sofia01ht]

Some live performances I HIGHLY recommend by dusty - gonna build a mountain - I can’t hear you - It won’t be long - anything with Tom Jones - I close my eyes and count to ten - you don’t have to say you love me

[@garfield122010]

" Nothing has been proved " has a prominent keyboard sound you would love ❤️

[@dansteely9906]

Check out You don't have to say you love me, I just don't know what to do with myself, are other Dusty classics. Dusty's real name was Mary O'Brien.

[@MartinSage]

Dusty's got my Jam.

[@kendavis8046]

Played this in a different key (all male band) every once in a while. Two chords for the most part, one occasional 5 chord, but mostly just the two, Oh, and one 6 on a couple of beats.

[@hollywoodharriet13]

Haven't heard her version of this song, but it's real nice. Thanks for this.

[@roxannanelson1436]

I have "The Best of Bread" on Vinyl. It too was one of those type albums.

[@bjm9071]

If you want to hear an elegant female singer, check out Lara Fabian. The best - "Broken Vow" From Lara with Love Concert version. Others have covered it, but she is the writer and this is the original version. Amazing!

[@DDCCO61]

Can you imagine the movements of that female form in the recording studio when she was in the zone. No way did she just stand there and rattle it of.

[@lynnieiapichino1121]

☮️💙💙💙🔥🔥

[@walterlippmann6292]

first time I heard this song it was Proleter's remix of Percy Sledge's version, but this is probably my favorite version.

[@steveferocious5184]

Wishin and Hopin still her best song.

[@debbiedebbie761]

Dusty certainly does this song justice, but I'm really confused by the lyrics. In the Classic IV version, the girl is seen to be spooky throughout, from the beginning when she changes her mind about going to a movie, to the end. But in this version Dusty says he calls her and she's the one who changes her mind, so clearly she's the spooky one here. But through the rest of the song she calls him spooky. It doesn't make sense to me. Did anyone else notice this? I'd really like to know I'm not crazy...

[@Yaktahbay]

Yes. It's not a memorable performance and the lyrics are twisted so much as to make little sense. No idea why this was suggested and selected ahead of her best songs.

[@joewiley62]

Atlanta Rythm Section does cool version of this also....man just seen where you reacted to this version.....still good...

[@teanosuger]

It’s stunning and so is the feeling it gives

[@mamaflush9945]

Hey Chod, I know you've listened to Stevie Ray Vaughan. But I wonder if your Interested in listening to Stevie Ray's hero and mentor. "Albert King - Blues Power - 9/23/1970 - Fillmore East (Official)" Albert King was a Mississippi Bluesman who created a unique String-Bending Guitar style that influenced Three generations of musicians. Hope you give this a listen and I look forward to hearing what you think. Thanks and Take Care~

[@jstock2317]

Classic. If you're looking for more female jazz/rock vocalists, Kate Bush is worth another shot, but she's late 70s/80s.

[@erict956]

It took him a while to get Kate but Chod is now on board the Kate Bush train.

[@RetNemmoc555]

I'm an appreciator of studio-versions, too. The studio version (ideally) represents the artist's vision, and is crafted to that standard. Live versions can capture moments of spontaneous creativity that can elevate them to iconic level, but those live performances are a different animal. Both live and studio can be enjoyed immensely, but the studio version to me is the starting point - the fundamental frame of reference.

[@ZhuRan1239]

Bro I clicked for the song reaction cause I love this song, but Im gonna subscribe for that drum beat and that beautiful music I heard before everything.

[@richardbailey1295]

Female Artist? Try Emmylou Harris and the Nash Ramblers at the Ryman 'Walls of Time' is my favorite, but I love all their stuff. 'Wake Up John' would be good too.

[@bangmon1000]

Other female singers you might like Peggy Lee, Carole King and Maggie Bell.

[@JoeKentMagic]

Check out "The Windmills of Your Mind" It's what you're looking for 👍🏼

[@johammerstein3605]

Brand New Me Is the next choice!

[@windnchgo]

The hit version was by a group called Classics IV but Durty does it better. I agree, Dusty is truly special.

[@SB-jz1vl]

Chod, I hate to be a pest but if you're not familiar with The Marcus King Band you're missing the best jazz fusion band since SD. Rita Is Gone, Jam In The Van version is a great example. About SD, NOT doing Aja is akin to doing LZ without Stairway. Great stuff!

[@garyarnett1220]

Better than the original

[@johnJohnson-vm7oy]

When you get a chance please play Fresh Air by Quick Silver Messanger Service

[@annmills3163]

Please react to Ella Fitzgerald and Mel Tormé what is jazz

[@keymack2477]

Speaking of new artists, have you been blindsided by Carly Simon yet? If not, please look for "That's The Way I Always Heard It Should Be" from 1971. Also, have you reacted to Annie Lennox or Eurythmics yet? If not they must be on your list!!

[@denisetinto1828]

While Dusty does a great job on this song, try Classic 4 version as well. Cheers from Canada

[@dougthePogingguitarist]

can you do a reaction to St. Anthony by The Sensational Alex Harvey Band

[@Express-420]

can you do a reaction to Tomahawk Kid by The Sensational Alex Harvey Band

[@jddelvec1870]

Please go back to Ricky Lee Jones and do “Chuck E’s in Love” awesome channel, Thank You!

[@talltulip]

Please react to Dusty's "Come Back To Me." Her vocal is great as always, but the orchestra is fantastic!!!! As a musician, I know you will love it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/opKtkHqDhNSroLc. Stick with the studio version on this one, not the live one.

[@bobleek6975]

Do the classics IV version it is much better. Dusty is a great singer but not as good as CLASSIC IV.

[@BeeLineEast]

I agree

[@ghiaman65]

I love Dusty, but in this case I agree the Classics IV do it better.

[@mfnmelb1]

My favourite is "Goin' Back". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goin%27_Back

[@debbiemccain5850]

Such a unique voice!! Love her!!🎶🎶

[@debbiemccain5850]

Such a unique voice!! Love her!!🎶🎶

[@debbiemccain5850]

Such a unique voice!! Love her!!🎶🎶