Dusty Springfield - You Don't Have To Say You Love Me *DayOne Reacts*

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[@maryanngarrimone1153]

I love Dusty. I grew up listening to her music. I'm 74 years old and never get tired of listening to our baby boomer music and artists from the 50's, 60's and 70s and beyond. I love music. I have a very large vinyl record album collection. I leave for my children to inherit when I'm gone!

[@charlesf2804]

Dusty Springfield was a classic. "Son of a Preacher Man" is a signature song for her, in my view. But this one is definitely close, and she delivers it just right. Powerful voice!

[@penderyn8794]

Son of a preacher.....way overplayed .....much deeper catalogue to enjoy

[@trevorholden7423]

Dusty's voice is one in a million for me, her tone, her choice of vocal lines, her dynamics it's all there and you will never hear a bland performance from her because she worked so hard to perfect her craft and her songs til they became artistic masterpieces. RIP Dusty luv ya xx

[@no2all]

To me, the greatest Dusty Springfield song will always be the Bacharach/David composition, "The Look of Love". But everything she sang was gold as well. Dusty was often labeled a torch singer. which is often considered the female version of the crooner.

[@davids5336]

She is from that era of the late 1960's to early 1970's when there were such British artists like Dusty, Petula Clark, Lulu and others, although Lulu was more in the Pop Rock category! They were the Adele of that era I suppose! Those songs were so meaningful and emotional, they just get to you in so many profound levels! Later!

[@tobiasisback4605]

Every note she hits is perfect! ❤

[@paulmc5542]

She can belt out anything her voice is so pure and powerful

[@helgar791]

A classic in the old torch song genre. Listen to her up tempo hit "I Only Want To Be With You".

[@nickpalmer3076]

Dusty Springfield sang from the soul.

[@ramonalfaro3252]

Female Crooner is a SIREN, Always loved Dusty, especially for refusing to sing to segregated audiences.(Whites Only) She wastruly Beautiful inside and out..

[@leonardshevlin7260]

Dusty isn't crooning. Crooning is singing soft and low and sweetly in a seductive way.

[@windsorkid7069]

@@leonardshevlin7260 Exactly.

[@ramonalfaro3252]

@@leonardshevlin7260 A Siren is the female version of a crooner.

[@leonardshevlin7260]

@@ramonalfaro3252 Yes. But would you say that Dusty is singing with enchanting sweetness on this song?

[@user-uh8ui4oj7w]

What are you talking about

[@goldiekildea2924]

Love love love Dusty Springfield!!

[@cspaikido]

One of the backup singers is Kiki Dee who did a duet with Elton John years later with "Don't Go Breaking My Heart." Also, Dusty originally heard this sung in Italian and then sat on it for about a year before releasing her English language version in 1966.

[@bstnd3]

This song is powerful. RIP Dusty Springfield. She left us far too soon.

[@jjflash1645]

A great singer and class act.

[@Daveaaaaa]

A wonderfully theatrical and sweeping number!

[@BadErnest]

Dusty has a huge catalog of great songs. “I Can’t Make it Alone” will rip your heart out.

[@randyobrien2836]

I love Dusty Springfield. I'm sorry you went through a tough time.

[@terrywest3102]

So many great songs from her

[@windsorkid7069]

Man, this brings back memories. Unmistakable voice.

[@dracula7644]

Dusty Springfield is not only talented. She is a Gorgeous woman.

[@pilesovinyl]

This one was so epic, still gives me chills...wow!! She was a special singer, just so so good...

[@charlieburns1385]

Dustys voice and stage presence was soul shattering Thanks

[@kimmarievan-ever6599]

Dusty had a belter of a voice..unfortunately during the 70's she just couldn't maintain her success..she made a brilliant come back in the 80's with The Pet Shop Boys but was cruelly cut down by breast cancer..RIP Dusty..

[@magneto7930]

It may be a sad song, but there is no way that one can be sad when listening to her voice!

[@geraldjensen6831]

I subscribed to you because of your reaction to THE LIVING YEARS...what you said about your daddy touched me deeply...men today are so accustomed to being criticized and put down, it was wonderful to hear you pay tribute to the man who raised you, whose little princess you were...believe me, there are a lot more men out here like him that never get the credit they deserve...thank you for all pf them.

[@danastearns7939]

she recorded this in 1966. Other top 40 hits: Wishin and Hopin - '63; I only want to be with you - '64; The look of Love - '67; Son of a Preacher Man - '69. Great voice, strong and clear, with good range. One of the top female singers of the '60's for sure. She put feelings and emotions into her songs - soulful.

[@penderyn8794]

Count to ten .... Is another lovely one by her

[@charlesbunch8383]

This is beautiful, Elvis also did a cover that is wonderful. Female crooner is the perfect phrase. I unerstand what you mean about loving someone and wishing they would love you back. I have lived it.

[@johnthegreek5836]

Great great song, no one can sing it better than Dusty

[@ralphkern380]

Talented lady from a talented family. Loved Dusty. Her brother Tom wrote and produced several songs for The Seekers and other artists. Several big time hits. You really need to see her perform this live - yes she has a tremendous voice - but when she does this live - it's a dramatic presentation... bigger than life.

[@teresabunting6364]

All her songs are great!!!

[@paulwalker9421]

One of the great female singers of the 60s early 70s! Thank you

[@TGS556]

She also did "All I See is You" ... remarkable!

[@matskarlsson3219]

Dusty Springfield - You don´t have to say you love me. One of greatest songs ever! 💯 Elvis Presley, cover version - You don´t have to say you love me. Also great song! For me Dusty Springfield. Top 5 female singer of all time! Her voice is outstanding! Another great songs: Tom Jones & Dusty Springfield - I´m gonna make you love me. Dusty Springfield & Daryl Hall - Wherever would I be? Dusty Springfield & Scott Walker - Let It be me Dusty Springfield and Pet Shop Boys - What have I done to deserve this. (Live 1988) Dusty Springfield - I only want to be with you. Thanks Angela! For Dusty Springfield -You don´t have to say you love me. Reactions! 🎵🎤

[@PaulWilliams-ko5fu]

The song was originally called Io Che Non Vivo (Senza Te) by Pino Donaggio and was perfirmed in the 1965 San Remo Song Festival. It took Dusty a year to record it because she needed to find a new set of lyrics,or at least an english translation. In the end she nagged Vikki Wickham,booker of acts for the legendary Redifusion Television 1960s pop show Ready Steady Go,to write the lyric. When dining with Simon Napier-Bell (manager of The Yardbirds,then later Mark Bolan,and for a short time Wham) Vikki got him to help her write the lyrics. During recording Dusty complained there was too much echo on her voice. The recording engineer recommended the nearby stairwell would solve the problem. So Dusty stood halfway up the stairs,leaning over the bannister to sing into the microphone hanging from the ceiling in front of her. A notorious perfectionist Dusty took 59 takes,with take 53 the one released.

[@jefflast9489]

Her best is "Son of a Preacher Man". The girl has soul!

[@ferdinandfrancis9673]

My fav by her is " Brand new me"

[@karenwyrick3742]

I've done some looking around to find the reactors that I like the most, and I'm putting you in my top five, possibly top three. I like you because you are sweet, likable, and intelligent. Also, you and a small handful of other reactors do not disturb the songs by pausing or talking over them. Thank you for that! I know that reactors can do basically what they want to do because it's their show, but it really is frustrating. Thank you, again, for using an m.o. that I can enjoy!

[@waynemitchel212]

All of Dusty's songs are fabulous and classics...... great reaction Angela...... love to see you enjoying the music !!!!!!

[@oldmanghost219]

"Son of a Preacher Man"

[@patcow9999]

Wow, you've found Dusty! Absolute gold singer, a troubled and fascinating life, there's a great musical covering that. Her grave is in the Henley in the grounds of a beautiful church by the Thames, with what looks like fresh flowers laid every day. My favourite is I Close My Eyes and Count to Ten.

[@jimwilsky2922]

Oh Angela, first my favorite, Look of Love - a week or so ago and now you play and react to this song right out of the blue. Thank you so much for this. Dusty was very talented. She had a great voice and a very dramatic flair to her singing. She was one of a kind and so are you.

[@fredmarinovich5477]

This was her signature song. And it was epic try her version of son of a preacher man.

[@robertbagley9199]

What a voice! Please give 'I only want to be with you' 'I just don't know what to do with myself' or the more known 'Son of a preacher man' a listen.

[@rajeerz]

"They" say Dusty used to agonized for days over how to sing every syllable and she took up endless hours of studio time for one song. I don't know if it's true but her voice for a song is amazing. The song, if we listen to the lyrics, is kind of racy.. "you don't have to stay forever, just be close at hand." Like, girl! I'm a little bit older than you and I grew up hearing my family play this music when I was young so I can never do a reaction video to many of these classics but it's fun watching your channel.

[@long-timemusicenthusiast2243]

Hi Angela, please react to (Anyone Who Had A Heart) by Cilla Black, it was a No.1 hit for her in the U.K., in 1964.

[@shannonwittman950]

Say Angela, listening to this reminds me of when I was only about 12 years old 1963-64 and Beatlemania was fast changing the face of popular music and rock n' roll. That was an era of London's Carnaby Street. British accents everywhere, high fashon, Twiggy, mens slim three-piece suits with cuban heel boots, new British movie stars and snappy English sports cars. I hope you will consider doing a deep dive into the music stars of that era besides the British rock n' roll from the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, etc. For starters try pop-folk groups such as The Searchers, Peter & Gordon, Chad & Jeremy, The Seekers ... and the myriad of cute female solo singers alongside Dusty.

[@stevefoulston]

RIP always loved Dusty. Peace out.

[@felixkmgalanti9064]

The Queen of Blue Eyed Soul, Dusty Springfield!

[@TheoZoffrok]

Goose bumps every time. What a *singer* she was! As far as the word "crooner" is concerned, I don't think it applies to her at all on this song. The whole point of crooning is it's singing *quietly* - and clearly this is not that! I believe this term was coined in the early-ish days of recording, when microphone technology had improved, and the cannier singers realised that they didn't have to bellow into the mic to register on the recording. Bing Crosby is often credited with being one of the first singers who realised that if he moved right up to the mic, he could sing softly and it would sound great - and different to what had gone before. I know "crooner" is more often applied to men than women, but I don't think it's intrinsically a sex-specific term. Dusty could croon with the best of them, as on The Look Of Love, where her voice rarely rises above a whisper, to gorgeous effect of course. Erm, thanks for coming to my TED talk...

[@geraldjensen6831]

Dusty is one of the best...

[@elizabethgeoghegan5167]

Dusty is a rabbit hole worth going down. She could literally sing anything, she had so much appreciation for other artists and world music. She was a beautiful talented soul. Check out her cover of Witness and more soul and R&R tunes. The word? Chanteuse. ❤

[@arconeagain]

Shivers.

[@custardflan]

One of her other great hits is Son of a Preacher Man. Dusty is British but she has tons of soul.

[@MichaelPristas]

My favorite female singer of the 60s and beyond

[@nkcbrazil]

That was epic and her best song, other than The Look of Love.

[@carolgordon4785]

I Just Don't What To Do With Myself, the soulful..Son of A Preacher of a Man..& Just A Little Lovin' from her Dusty In Memphis album..the latter in the same sexy vein as The Look of Love that liked so much..There's also , Wishin' n' Hopin' ...

[@joepowell7025]

One of the greats !

[@russellkaplan1818]

A Diva

[@joewilson7148]

You don't have to say it, but it is nice to hear.

[@kenvelickoff4275]

Dusty from England

[@franksullivan1873]

Dusty Springfield was amazing.

[@greendoor49]

"Harden my Heart" is the apropriate

[@rs-ye7kw]

A female crooner is a chanteuse.

[@jbear3562]

I don't know the word for female crooner either, but when I think of Dusty Springfield the words "Class Act" come to mind.

[@t.r.1708]

I believe her! Thx!

[@deepfriedscotsman2860]

You should listen to her with the band she started out with called The Springfields and the song is called Island of Dreams

[@georgeprime2249]

Epic. The best description of this song ive heard.

[@allendixon7700]

❤

[@TheDanMan01]

You should listen to the song called "Something In Your Eyes" that she sung with Richard Carpenter (Karen Carpenter's brother).

[@allendixon7700]

I love that always.The news of target's just pretty big and she looks so good and all that.White w h r t e

[@gerlieannmanuel7283]

I love you Angela but "YOU DON'T HAVE TO SAY YOU LOVE ME TOO,I WILL UNDERSTAND".🤣🥰

[@williamfox1203]

hi Angela this song was also covered by and a minor hit for Elvis

[@raymondstewart4094]

She is extraordinary canary

[@stevewebster973]

A diva. She was. She deserved better. I’m sure you do too.

[@mocrg]

I really miss this style of music and singing

[@leonardshevlin7260]

NOT CROONING. Crooning is singing softly and sweetly in attempt to seduce. This is a torch song. In an epic style, as you said.

[@enriquehuertasbellido4339]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😍😍

[@chrisalldis3375]

Lots of You Tube Reactors, thought she was black, because of her soulful sound

[@tomski120]

Check 9utbthe story of the motown tour of the UK 1965. Dusty came to the rescue 😁

[@normanq8241]

Great song. Try "A House Is Not A Home".

[@Zebred2001]

A "Torch Singer?"

[@deborahscalise3215]

Could you react to a Richard Carpenter song called Something in Your Eyes? It was originally written for Karen but she died before she could record it. Richard ultimately chose Dusty Springfield to record it. There is a great promotional video of Richard and Dusty for the song here on KZbin. Thank you and keep doing your great reactions Angela.

[@keng4847]

The female equivalent of "CROONER" is "CHANTEUSE".

[@leonardshevlin7260]

A chanteuse sings popular songs in a night club. Crooning is a particular style of singing. It's soft and low and romantic. It gets women in the mood.

[@larrycox8685]

A female crooner could be called a diva. Dusty killed i!

[@gregorybrown3272]

Chanteuse

[@davidsouth9979]

Torch Singer

[@danielmesery2904]

🌟🌷

[@charlesyoung9980]

Dusty Springfield was the TRUE definition of a feminist.

[@jlsc4125]

Great sound, but such a sad song. A women so tied up in a man that she can't find happiness in herself. I know women like this, and I feel so sorry for them.

[@tomlemery8490]

Good review. I'm not sure what word you are looking for for a female crooner. Chanteuse, torch singer are two I can think of...someone in the comments said siren. Let us know what the word was. Lesley Gore did a song called You Don't Own Me.

[@bsharp6856]

Maybe a female crooner is a "torch singer" or a "chanteuse".

[@edwardhoward8485]

When someone changes, they are not as attractive to you. Just human.

[@alexrafe2590]

Elvis Presley sang this song, but it’s not a patch on Dusty’s version.

[@maxalexander4817]

I enjoy your reactions,,, Please react to Stevie Wonder, I just called to say I love you, runs about 4:23 long

[@larrycox8685]

Elvis also does a great cover of this song.

[@kenhoyer8601]

A little yellow around the edges but still good

[@smash718]

Can you react to Foy Vance - Make it Rain

[@jerroldjennymichaudzhenmic3966]

Chanteuse or diva?

[@messiahspeople]

It's sad that we oldies are so desperate to have our music taste from a bygone era validated by young people today that channels like this proliferate. No need! There's no female singer today who could compare with the likes of Dusty Springfield.

[@djjonosborn1531]

I am not sure Dusty was a SIREN. Kind of an odd name to give to someone. Great song though. Classic. I like and understand how you are reacting to these songs. The lyrics of these songs you react to are like fire and water. Depends on whether you like them or not. Rarely do I take songs literally. Most songs are written, recorded and played for purely nothing but money. There are just some that do it better than others. Peter Cetera comes to mind. A great singer. I really do not believe one word of what he sings about. It's a money thing. That's it. When Chicago got inducted in the Rock Hall, he didn't even show up. I love Dusty though. A great singer and person.

[@googogler]

AngelA. Dusty S. sure don't sound dusty 🕊