DUSTY SPRINGFIELD - THE LOOK OF LOVE | REACTION

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[@LarchmontLady]

“I Only Want To Be With You” was Dusty’s first big hit.

[@deborahdecker7596]

Her song, "You Don't Have to Say you Love me," is beautiful also.

[@coolvoice7]

I always hoped she’d record it in the original language, Italian. Io che non vivo pui di un ora senza te. She’s sung in French, Italian and Spanish. She was bang on with pronunciation and accents. RIP Mary you were the best❤️❤️❤️❤️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@deborahcornell171]

"Wishin' & Hopin'" was probably her biggest Pop hit with SO much radio play. "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me" is the gorgeous ballad that reduces people to emotional little puddles.💙☮💙

[@shanenolan8252]

True Deborah. Little puddles

[@dellafenton2417]

@@shanenolan8252" Going back" makes my eyes leak every time!!

[@shanenolan8252]

@@dellafenton2417 oh yes me too .

[@zimjun7]

Oh!! MY gosh! Yes! Both!!! Gotta love Burt and Hal!!!!!!

[@rjaraneta913]

"You Don't Have to Say You Love Me" may be Dusty Springfield's best performance. Check it out!

[@waynecox3958]

Well I told him that last night……..

[@womanonthinice1276]

Great song, he should react to that.

[@thomascanfield9165]

I think women’s voices probably evolved to soothe their babies and young children with gentle tones and Dusty’s heavenly voice has to be the utmost example. There are a few that are close, but none surpass her excellence of tone.

[@erict956]

Her version of "Spooky" is amazing and a must listen

[@surlechapeau]

Written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David for the James Bond movie Casino Royale (1967). Dionne Warwick;s version is terrific. Bacharach/David wrote a bunch of hit songs that Dionne sang.

[@ericanderson8886]

Indeed loved that movie. Peter Sellers and Ursula Andress. and the great jimmy bond Woody Allen lol

[@historyguy5942]

Another amazing Burt Bacharach and Hal David composition recorded by an equally amazing vocal artist. “This Guys in Love,” “One Less Bell,” “Do you know The Way to San Jose?” and the list goes on and on--you need to go down their rabbit hole.

[@pncombies]

What @History Guy said!! Now dig deeper in the Bacharach/David rabbit hole, Chod!

[@garfield122010]

To really hear the full force of her voice " you don't have to say you love me " or " I close my eyes and count to ten " beautiful voice pure blue eyed soul ❤️❤️❤️

[@deborahdecker7596]

"Anyone who had a Heart" is good also.

[@kennethgodwin7769]

Her voice is pure gold!

[@craigmarkowski7156]

Windmills of my mind ! Beautiful song 🎵

[@luanne2902]

I simply have always adored Dusty Springfield. My favorite songs of hers are "Just a Little Lovin'" and "Windmills of Your Mind". Her voice is reminiscent of a light, airy and warm hug from the universe.

[@elainemarsh5170]

Always loved this song. There have been numerous recordings of it, but this one is beautiful. I like how they made the sax kind of breathy, to mimic the tone of her voice.

[@ebooboo6784]

I love this song..

[@bangmon1000]

I like when you quickly react again to an artist you enjoyed listening to. IMO this is the best way to remember them.

[@neillenet291]

Chod you really should check out her song "you don't have to say you love me." You can really hear her range in that song.

[@womanonthinice1276]

Very sultry voice. Love her!

[@nickpalmer3076]

A great artist.Thank you for featuring Dusty.

[@jollyrodgers7272]

All I can add to what's been said of Dusty's career, is that I was amazed at her comeback in the late 80's when Pet Shop Boys (the brit synth-pop duo) featured her in their '87 hit "WHAT HAVE I DONE TO DESERVE THIS?" it hit #2 on US and UK charts, her highest rating ever in the US (even surpassed Son Of A Preacher). It's worth a listen, and check out the official video online, Chod!

[@KaiOcean]

I just love her singing voice. When I first heard Sade sing, Sade’s voice reminded me of Dusty Springfield’s tone. Both are soothing, soulful, sexy.

[@blitztim6416]

That sax compliments her voice well. You should have sung jazz. She did more pop songs. Try 'I Only Want to be with You' and "Wishin' and Hopin' '. Also 'You Don't Have To Say You Love Me'.

[@otisdylan9532]

You've now heard 2 rather different songs from Dusty. To hear yet another (upbeat) side of her, check out "I Only Want to Be With You".

[@davidbentley145]

This recording is so well done it has been considered in the audiophile reference category where everything came together perfectly...

[@sherrithorne5634]

Towards the end of her life, she worked with Richard Carpenter, the Late Karen Carpenter’s brother.

[@donaldesmond703]

She was born England but she always felt she was irish when she had cancer she spent her last few year in 🇮🇪. She was one greatest ever

[@marycoplin7875]

Love the sultry, smoky, soulful sound of Dusty's voice. My favorite upbeat song of hers is "Brand New Me."

[@jenniferjacobs228]

When I in high school(Australia) in the 60's, we would listen to Dusty songs on my little transistor radio and be swept away by her music and voice and the lyrics etc. Little did we know back then that she was gay and yet singing about men and love affairs etc. So sad that she had to live a life in the closet. R.I.P. Dusty xxxx Wishin' and Hopin' was our fav song.

[@mojo9883]

Yes, another vote for You don't have to say you love me.❤

[@davidgale7384]

Her live version of this (I don't know if there is anything) was incredible. We saw many of these great artists on television concerts and variety shows like Ed Sullivan's, Dean Martin's and Jonny Carson's. Petula Clarke, Ella Fitzgerald, and the list goes on. The song writers like Burt Bacharach, Rogers and Hammerstein & Cole Porter gave them some amazing things to sing. Enjoy!

[@RedDawnRocker]

Dusty's version of Spooky was an amazing song. It has an amazing big band/blues feel to it.

[@bmasencup]

Brilliant observation from 7:00-9:20. He recognizes her greatness from the first song heard. "Magnificent singer"....absolutely stunning.......even today. So glad this new generation is discovering the real thing & seeing the difference. Hope he (& everyone else) experiences her entire & voluminous catalog.....exposing the treasure trove of jewels that most of her fans never heard.

[@cindyp1033]

I have loved this song since it came out. First time hearing it in a long time, and first time on earphones. I always loved her voice and I think this sax sounds breathy, just like her voice. Love it❤️

[@dantean]

What you want to check out are all the Burt Bachrach/Hal David hits written for Dionne Warwick in the 1960s. You'll recognize the genius songwriting found here when you listen to "Do You Know The Way to San Jose" and a dozen others.

[@michaelobrien8219]

so pure

[@kennethgodwin7769]

THAT VOICE!

[@alanarakelian5021]

Dusty Springfield's "A Brand New Me" from 1969 is another winner and her final major hit. Her "What's It Gonna Be?" from '67 isn't that well-known but is so smooth and pure elegance. It was a minor hit for her.

[@joycewalbert1413]

AMEN BRO! You found the AMAZING version!!! There is one that seems to be an unfinished one.

[@marie_d8044]

I love Dusty’s work on the Pet Shop Boy’s “What Have I Done to Deserve This”.

[@tamlamotownmagic2646]

Check out Dusty singing Goin' Back, and also Your Hurtin' Kinda Love, 2 UK singles from the 60s. Best wishes from England. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧

[@kianpa1]

Goosebumps. ❤️

[@davidcampbell1753]

Her voice was magical. I like your review.

[@bmasencup]

"I Will Always Want You", "Love Me By Name", "Chained to a Memory", "Since I Fell for You", "All I See Is You", "What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life" for starters.....

[@PapaEli-pz8ff]

Don't forget Dusty's version of "Just a little loving (early in the morning)"

[@kennethgodwin7769]

I heard that somewhere, I'm glad to hear the whole song.

[@lynnehatton1239]

One of the most talented female singers with such a unique soulful voice. 'I've Been Wrong Before' also recorded by Cilla Black, 'Losing You', 'Going Back', 'I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself', 'How Can I Be Sure', classic Dusty bringing back timeless music at its best!

[@bmasencup]

Dusty Springfield and Mel Torme duet with "Can't We Be Friends?" and "Let's Get Away From It All".

[@kristin1533]

So nice to hear musical reactions by someone who is a musician!

[@Mr.Thriver]

Thank You!!

[@jeffharry9675]

Without question her most iconic song is You Don't Have To Say You Love Me.. Please give it a listen. Thanks.

[@michaeltipton5500]

I'll bet she sang this at a Casino in Vegas back in the day.

[@kennethgodwin7769]

That is so smooth!

[@franklopez2803]

3 min. 42 sec. was eternity to pop am radio in the 60s.

[@davidbentley145]

Exactly...we are so fortunate to have access to a goldmine of such talent...a living legacy of moving music...Ty brother

[@mysticpanther69]

New Subscriber here. ....I have a female artist you no doubt would LOVE: Toni Braxton "Unbreak my Heart". And there is one I've never seen anyone react to that you might find intriguing : Long John Baldry "Don't Try to Lay no Boogie-Woogie on the King of Rock & Roll". Btw, love the fact you don't interrupt the video and do your review after. Great job !

[@mariaportengen2959]

Goosebumps all over, a beautiful song 💕💕💕🎶🎶🎶

[@karenj3611]

"You don't have to say you love me " is a must listen

[@alexn.manninternetmarketeu1344]

This is a cover originally done by Dionne Warwick the main singer for the composer team of Hal David / Burt Bacharach. Check her out.

[@MrCherryJuice]

Many Dusty fans are unaware that she was a massive star with the Springfields prior to going solo. In the UK she had her own TV shows, many hits through the 60s, and was right up there with the Beatles as pop royalty. Somewhat ironically, the commercial failure of her 'Dusty in Memphis' album - which contained mega-hit 'Son of a Preacher Man' sent her career and personal life of the rails. She was, as the likes of Tom Jones, Elvis Costello, Elton John and so many others have stated, surely the finest pop singer ever from the UK. BTW, if you recall Elton and Kiki Dee doing 'Don't Go Breaking My Heart', and Ms. Dee's 'I've Got the Music in Me': she was one of Dusty's backing singers along with Madelline Bell and Sandy Duncan. Kiki is on the far right in this clip. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zpm6inqQZcmEfrc

[@nickpalmer3076]

Goin Back a Great song.

[@markrienerth8256]

How many babies do you think were born 9 months after this song came out?

[@RoseNunezSmith]

Love this new intro to your reactions, with that clip of you drumming to smoooooth music.

[@hodgod1056]

My favourite female vocalist of all time. She has this ability to make you go through all the emotions. Her voice is so real. I suggest listening to Going Back. Beautiful song.

[@andythrush3341]

A beautiful song and voice! Love this woman. Thanks for sharing!

[@wendyt7958]

One of my favorites by Dusty...so mellow and sultry

[@johnandrews3151]

This song was also done by Sergio Mendez & Brazil '66. I do not know who covered whom.

[@paulbriody297]

Pure angelic joy. Great performance.

[@talltulip]

One of my favorite songs from Dusty is Come Back To Me, partly because of the band (!!). My dad was a professional drummer and band leader in the 40s and 50s, and he would've said that this band was "really cookin'!!" (kzbin.info/www/bejne/opKtkHqDhNSroLc). It is from the same album as The Look of Love.

[@bdonnici]

"Some of Your Lovin'" needs to be the next one.

[@windnchgo]

Yes! Jazzy and soulful. That's Dusty!

[@davidbracher8322]

I feel like I just gotten off an elevator in a department store. She does have a nice voice.

[@Cheryworld]

She does some nice live duets with Tom Jones

[@danastearns7939]

other great hits: You don't have to say you love me; Son of a Preacher Man; I only ant to be with you; Wishin & Hopin. one of the est female singer/songwriters of the 60's - 80's.

[@jamesbassett1484]

I remember hearing her on the radio when I was about fifteen. I had no clue!

[@stephandreyer2944]

'I Only Want to be with You' is my favorite. She sang it to me.......... Hey, it's my dream.

[@raenellefisher8514]

She had a prequel to her career. She was the lead singer in a group called The Springfields.

[@anthonyblakely399]

To be very honest Chod, Dusty and Lulu started it off with these Jazzy Soulful vocals in the 60's and were huge ...... I mean successes!!!! They were all over the radio and TV variety shows singing their songs but they had vices like smoking, drinking, drugs like Janis Joplin and Jimmy Hendrix that led them to their end and it is sad......however, I agree with you. Let's major on what these extraordinary talents left us to experience. Check out Dusty's "Windmills of Your Mind."

[@davidmazon7516]

Homie! I haven't heard this song in 40yrs. There's a 90s song with the same title. That's what I thought u were gonna play. Chk it out vato!

[@nicolascarey6330]

She got tje echo by recording the vocals in the studio corridor

[@greendoor49]

Ya' gotta listen to "You Don't Have To Say You Love Me" which was Dusty's first hit. Great work and well appreciated!

[@Sinuhe0202]

Chod, you really are the man; not many people "get" Dusty right away, but you did. Interesting fact. her SO for some years was Norma Tanega, folky singer known for her one-hit--Walking My Cat named Dog (first concert I ever went to)

[@kenhoyer8601]

Love the washed out horn.

[@shanenolan8252]

They used this song in bond and Austin powers. ( original casino royal)

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

Since you are appreciating beautiful female singers, here is another from the same time period as Dusty. Sandy Denny is another British folk/rock singer with the voice of an angel (like Joni Mitchell). She struggled greatly with manic depression, and substance abuse and died tragically at aged 31. Absolutely beautiful voice and lyrics: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6ClfneZgctpjaM Who knows where the Time Goes Sandy Denny 1973

[@angier5775]

Her last hit was with the Pet Shop Boys in 1987 ~ What Have I Done to Deserve This? I keep thinking of that when I see her name. I think you’ll enjoy it!

[@lynnieiapichino1121]

☮️💙💙💙

[@827dusty]

So many female artists recorded this song, and most were very well done, but Dusty's voice is special. The tone of her voice is very unique.

[@gayle5967]

This was written for Dusty to sing for the movie. Nobody surpasses her.

[@annmills3163]

☮️💜

[@Scatherfirst]

Written by the great Burt Bacharach (Hal David wrote the lyrics), famous for his extended, largely non-repeating melody lines. A hit as part of the soundtrack for the original Casino Royale

[@mikevandenboom5958]

The song was written by Burt Bacharach. He has written a lot of good songs. Dusty did a great job . Burt's songs are so well written, there are a lot of great covers of them . If you feel like searching them out

[@maryannc6313]

Just have to repeat what many have said - You Don't Have to Say You Love Me.

[@sylvimichelle6447]

BEAUTIFUL!💙💜

[@stevecrisell108]

Superlative.

[@johnlisonbee6494]

Dusty was one of my favorite singers of my childhood! Try Petula Clark also. ( Down Town is a good start).

[@bobettenger4182]

EVA CASSIDY - Over the rainbow

[@elizabethgeoghegan5167]

Listen to “I had a talk with my man” by her. Good stuff. Also her version of “I want your love tonight” -absolutely volcanic.

[@shelter9236]

Well this one brought back memories...thanks for doing it, she had some nice songs...also a movie soundtrack of a James Bond movie Casino Royale. Son of a Preacher Man is another one as well as You Don't Have To Say You Love Me and the more campy early 60s song, I Only Want to be With You.

[@mlockette7210]

There is an even better arrangement/recording of The Look of Love by Dusty with a long musical interlude: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipeUlWlrhK2MjtE. song was composed by Burt Bacharach. He wrote and arranged sophisticated, beautiful music; music lovers should learn about him. In 2008 the song was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame. Thanks for reacting!

[@tvgator1]

Is this a re-recording? I was expecting that version; I’ve never heard this one before. You’re 100% correct. The other one is FAR better.

[@hongfang2508]

Since you love Dusty, do yourself a favor and check out Dusty singing A House Is Not A Home with its writer, Burt Bacharach on piano. This is a legendary live performance, which shows off Dusty's pipes and Burt songwriting. This live performance may not get past the censors but please check it out on your own. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioCrqGitp8p0Y8k

[@helgar791]

This song from this album is a long time audiophile favorite. Many component manufactures in past years have used this song to demonstrate the capabilities of their pre-amp, amp, speakers, and turntables. Not so much anymore.