Dusty Springfield You Don't Have To Say You Love

You Don't Have To Say You Love Me
When I said I needed you
You said you would always stay
It wasn't me who changed but you
And now you've gone away
Don't you see
That now you've gone
And I'm left here on my own
That I have to follow you
And beg you to come home?
You don't have to say you love me
Just be close at hand
You don't have to stay forever
I will understand
Believe me, believe me
I can't help but love you
But believe me
I'll never tie you down
Left alone with just a memory
Life seems dead and so unreal
All that's left is loneliness
There's nothing left to feel
You don't have to say you love me
Just be close at hand
You don't have to stay forever
I will understand
Believe me, believe me
You don't have to say you love me
Just be close at hand
You don't have to stay forever
I will understand
Believe me, believe me, believe me
You Don't Have To Say You Love Me

[@user-in5oi7lc2b]

Who's still listening to this amazing lady in Jan. 2024?

[@keithfritz6280]

i AM, WHEN YOU FALL IN LOVE AT 17, YOU STAY THAT WAY

[@karaanne8929]

Feb 2024!

[@irishgirl1519]

Me ❤

[@IsaHarrisonLennon]

🙋🙋🙋🙋❤❤❤❤

[@rayjupina6719]

I listen to her and then just laugh at what is considered vocal talent these days. Besides Adele.....who is there?

[@keithfritz6280]

How come no one sings and performs like this anymore? I was 17 in 1967 and have loved her music ever since.

[@vheth5968]

so agree!!!

[@MaryOwens-ox5ub]

You dont have say love me just because

[@Shopmyst]

Shirley Bassey sings like this.

[@beatrizmaldonado2065]

Because there is no longer appreciation of wonderful music like this 😢

[@hellohuman2701]

July 2022! One of my Mommy’s most favorite songs that her and I sing together. She has dementia, and today we sang this song word for word! Gods peace and blessings to all who have read this!

[@1141951fraffly]

Thank you bless you Mum.

[@pibarrante6901]

Songs transcend...crazy huh?!

[@fabiobistaffa]

Give a kiss to your Mommy from Italy.

[@sheila1013]

Lovely story. Bless 🙏

[@sagecrockett693]

Did you know this is a lesbian song?

[@TheBigdawg928]

No matter how many times I hear it, I'm still blown away by her voice. She possessed one of the finest singing voices in music history.

[@jaqatlantic]

True. She's the Rosa Ponselle of "pop" music. If she's singing, I'll enjoy it.

[@tomodea9698]

That's so sweet

[@olin1242131]

She didn't have the benefit of tech sound of today...she just stood there and sang with such style and technical ability...she knew how to work the mike and connect with the song and those in front of her. She was really underappreciated for musical skills...incredible singer. Dusty would blow away many singers of today when she was young. There was really NO ONE in U.S. OR U.K. at that period of time that can close to her voice, even tho many had the pipes. Dusty had it all...and gorgeous.

[@budkuenstler8081]

Dusty was truly one of the all time greats. But I would have to rank the great Judith Durham and Karen Carpenter as the greatest female singers of my era.

[@thomasschmitz9894]

agree about karen carpenter... while i love dusty and no one could sing this particular song better then her, to me it was her "style" and presentation that was so great, greater then her voice, her voice was great, but it was very 'stylized" and worked for the songs she sang, no one could sing this song better then her nor "the look of love" i doubt... but karen carpenter was the ULTIMATE female crooner and had the purest, richest, most moving, beautiful voice i have ever heard.. compare dusty singing "a house is not a home" and karen's short brief version of it when karen was only 21 in 1971 (the youtube video).... karen OWNS dusty in this particular song, because the lyrics and music of the song is perfect for karen and no one does karen better then karen..

[@markrymanowski8400]

olin1242131 Judith Duram was up there. But Dusty was more gritty. Love them both.

[@richardsherman2286]

@@wdyatdf Hopefully another uneducated comment of this calibre will not be seen again.

[@ianmontgomery7213]

@@budkuenstler8081 Another great singer of this time but more in to jazz was Julie London - she could cry me a river anytime!

[@OldhamSteve52]

One of the best British female singers ever. A fantastic voice, unbelievable.

[@andrelafrenais4478]

Dusty was one of a kind. We will never see another like her.

[@darranstyler]

My favourite British female singer, and probably one of the best ever vocalists

[@MeganWelton-pw4ok]

This was what I choose for my grandads funeral song coz he loved dusty Springfield I miss you so much grandad nearly a year without you 💔

[@ephraimmelmer7152]

I still cry when I hear this song. Especially at the part when she says there's loneliness and there's nothing else to feel. It just feels so true.

[@mikeboon1519]

So do I such a sad song

[@bradbrown6665]

I am now 73, and was in love with her here a 15-16 teenager. She will be missed by all. God bless her

[@douglsward3114]

Combination of pure Love and horrible pain. Back in the day.

[@mikehorton2591]

With you on that pal. Iconic!!

[@stansvanwessel-vandermaden4782]

Agree

[@davidlawuk1647]

Well I'm 76 and have just recorded my version of this great song as a 'hommage ' to Dusty. It's here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYGxeaGAnZKBlZY

[@geneswood0729]

I'm 72 and I agree but most all our music of that day will be missed

[@robertm7071]

As a boy, growing up in London in the 1960s, seeing Dusty on the television was a wonder. Her voice, her looks, that hairstyle, were captivating. It was THE time to be growing up and, one of THE places to be, and to be alive as each new great song was being released, (the Beatles, for example) with all the freshness, was just a wonderful blessing.

[@seabulls69]

I agree. I "found" this video after watching a Seekers documentary (which was great) where I learned that "I'll Never Find Another You" was written by Tom Springfield, Dusty's brother. I then remembered being captured by that "Spell", as Tom Leander puts it, from the 60s that Dusty put us under. Yes, it was THE time to be growing up.

[@stevosd60]

Yep, you don't realise how lucky you were to grow up in the 60s until you are 70. 🙂

[@geneswood0729]

how bout California nights. our I'm yr puppet. All the car songs. songs from the 50's i thought were ours and they were our oldies. like Teen angel.

[@catmansma]

That must of been really something with people from Dusty and Petula Clark to David Bowie, The Stones and Beatles...and Ozzy, Rod Stewart, Zeppelin, The Who...amazing. And I have heard that it wasn't uncommon to hang around the studios and see these ones. Now, there's someone new every day, they slap a GREAT TALENT on social media so others just assume they must be great...some are, but so much true talent is not on stages and winning awards. It's just who you know.

[@susanfurlong2002]

I TOO AM FROM ENGLAND, & THIS WAS THE BEST OF TIMES.....THE BANDS WERE AWESOME & SO MANY FANTASTIC SINGERS. I WAS BORN IN KENT IN 1949 & HAVE THE BEST MEMORIES OF IT ALL. 😊

[@nickevans417]

Wow, she absolutely nailed this classic. Totally live, too; no miming, no autotune, just Dusty and her amazing talent. Rest in peace, darling! You lift us all up.

[@dustythe2nd188]

Indeed, she did lift us up and also made us cry. I loved her she was the classic and remarkable Dusty!

[@lindamargaretcuenca1901]

Oh Dusty...I'm now 70...and still trying to get your 'fab' haircut! God bless you my dear..for such great memories.

[@murraywood7480]

You are so correct .. no lip sync Mumbo Jumbo or such a . Simply a natural powerful voice belting out a natural powerful song, with the wonderful orchestral background . You left us too too soon & even to this day,we,our age still love enjoy & miss your wonderful gift of music.. Thank you Dusty..Peggy Wood (Aotearoa)

[@zeuschowie7473]

Agreed!!

[@nickevans417]

@@lindamargaretcuenca1901 I sooo love beehives. I think you must get one...😄

[@judieandbobweseman1298]

After all these years. I still love the purity of her voice and delivery! No fancy cleaning up her voice..just pure talent.

[@Marklovesdrama]

No phrase has ever summed up heartbreak better than “All that’s left is loneliness there’s nothing left to feel.”

[@TheRoyalBavarian]

It was enough to know the Beatles considered her an iconic artist. I've never argued differently..

[@TCNHC]

I can't believe there are 1.1k dislikes here. No wonder why our society is so fucked up. One of the greatest songs ever written. If you truly love and understand music (Classical, Jazz, Rock, Heavy metal, Gothic, Pop, techno, ambient, Country, experimental, improvisational, etc, etc) you would appreciate this song and you won't put a thumb down. Actually for any genuine artist. Peace ✌️ 💚💐

[@kurtgasper2896]

U so so right !!

[@michaelcap9550]

No tats, nose rings, nothing fake. Just talent.

[@mattgray871]

We said goodbye to my grandmother with this song last week, I'll never not cry when I hear Dusty Springfield again

[@hughloxdale4617]

Surely, one of the greatest pop songs of all time.

[@jezdfax]

Not to take anything away from the talent of Dusty Springfield, but the orchestra musicians who are backing her are a talent amongst themselves. With the dramatic horns and strings they also deliver the sensational ending we feel in our hearts after listening to this timeless recording.

[@davidlawuk1647]

Agreed, they had a great song to work with. I've approached it differently if your interested. It's here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYGxeaGAnZKBlZY

[@globaltvandmovies4905]

Totally agree. The orchestra did an amazing job.

[@OlympicLeprechaun]

It was a wonderful era when pop songs had an entire orchestra behind them.

[@jerryobrien1578]

Just think, this is pure voice, no autotune, and pure music, nothing electronic. Takes you breath away.

[@leenaharjunen2219]

Hei Jerry. Samaa mieltä kanssasi. ennen oli kaikki parempaa. musiikki, artistit ym. Dusty, numero uno!

[@andrewkling9530]

Jerry OBrien I would love to see Imelda May cover this

[@jmrodas9]

+Jerry OBrien Yes, in that time there were less tricks than nowadays. Singers had to have good voices to sing. I have Heard a lot of today's singers whose performances would collapse if it weren't for those electronic tricks as they really have not the gift of good voices.

[@ginogaddi6265]

Jerry OBrien and perfect diction

[@maria-fm4en]

I'm 16 and I'm so glad I found this today, I love this woman's voice. She can sing better than anyone I've heard before. I'm just impressed

[@cards0486]

This is the first time you’ve seen and heard Dusty? I’m so happy for you! She was amazing. The music of the 60s, made memorable by The Beatles opening the way for The British Invasion, is still the best. I was fortunate enough to grow up then. I lived it all ‘in real time’. I wish all the younger people could have one hour of what it was like. If you don’t know much about the music and artists of the 60s dig into it. You’ll love it. I promise.

[@jerrynkathy]

The decade of the 60s was the pinnacle of music, songwriting, and singers. They'd absolutely blow today's modern "artists" away. As singers go, I'd put a young Tom Jones and Dusty Springfield head-to-head against ANYBODY contemporary artist, male or female.

[@PappyOdaniel669]

From Drag Race UK perhaps? 😂

[@kurtnermi7332]

I'm always amazed when youngsters listen to music which is much older than them end very glad that they do so.🙂

[@Rabijeel]

Then look up more Stuff from that Time. They were all along that, even though Dusty was one of the best. Janis Joplin, Nina Simone, Joe Cocker just to name a few.

[@nitaline5993]

For my Dad who loved her singing so much! Rest easy Daddy! ❤

[@tonyalvarez352]

What a voice, dusty was so underrated with her voice and talent . Such a great voice 👍

[@lawrencejhutchinson]

God bless Dusty - the first international artist to be banned in South Africa for refusing to sing to segregated audiences!

[@marciabradburn6809]

I saw her in person and Ihave the vinyl. Was it not she was Canadine and her label did’t do much to get her more in public?

[@davidjanson9900]

i think you will find that to be GEORGE FORMBY who refused to play to a segregated audience,as much as i like dusty

[@makiwa]

She wasn't banned, she was not allowed to perform because she wanted to perform barefoot.... And she was not banned as such, she chose not to wear shoes to make a political statement - nothing more. Every other performance in every other country she always wore shoes! Not wearing shoes at a formal affair was just not the done thing in SA at the time. Just like a man wasn't allowed in a Hotel Bar after 7pm unless he was wearing a Jacket & Tie. Oh, and the same thing happened to Sandy Shaw I believe!

[@lawrencejhutchinson]

I understood that she gave 2 concerts in Joburg to unsegregated audiences, and then went to Capetown where she was kept in her hotel for 3 days before being deported for deliberately flouting the segregation law. She gave her concert fees to South African charities.

[@dustythe2nd188]

Lawrence, Hey, gotta Love Dusty.

[@susanburgess2071]

Nobody had pipes like Dusty. The grainy black and white video and the way she hits a crescendo at the end of this song gives me chills.

[@MarcosBryant-lj8zi]

What do you admire most about Dusty

[@karengarrison3666]

​@@MarcosBryant-lj8zi I know you didn't ask me, but your question caught my eye. I just adored Dusty Springfield as a child, still do, she's always been so very special to me, a voice so unique. How about you?

[@womblemartin]

I would have been 5 years old in ‘67, I can still remember the awesome effect Dusty had on me, when she sings “believe me…Believe Me” I definitely believed and although you say I don’t have to, I will say I love you Dusty Springfield and will do forevermore.

[@eurostarnamastar3128]

One of the Best singers singing one of the Best songs!!!!!!!! This song was written and performed by Pino Donaggio at the San Remo festival of 1965. English artist manager Simon Napier Bell was in the audience. He got rights to write it in English. The production peaked with Dusty on record !!! A spectacular world wide HIT

[@rickhinojosa5455]

The definition of a tear-jerker is always in Dusty's voice. 🙏

[@eurostarnamastar3128]

As of 2022, this song and Dusty still remain a powerful moment in pop music history !!!

[@FamiliarFaith]

Yes

[@andrelafrenais4478]

Nobody can sing this like Dusty. She is truly one of a kind.

[@scottswenson9920]

I'm an old guy. I remember playing her records. I was captivated by her voice. Unfortunately she lived kind of a tragic life but praise be to what she brought us with her singing.

[@oldsweat2]

Its 2020 and this still sounds and looks as great as it did way back then. No i'm wrong, its actually even better! Bless you Dusty, still much missed.

[@BaronVonBaldy]

I concur

[@andrewmatthews6861]

Absolutely she was a true icon very very sadly missed ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@normanmayer6456]

Dusty just fantastic could sing anything never be another . like her . wat a voice .

[@josephsamson5414]

Her voice was great back then and is still

[@josvandeursen727]

it will still sound and look great many years from now.....

[@linkw0305]

This is the song that just popped in my head early in the morning Spokane Washington 2/2 /23 5:30 AM , Remember to always pray give thanks to God 1st thing in the morning regardless ! your sinner because we all are , I'm the worst of you have a blessed day ! 🙏

[@user-ry7xy5zm7d]

I also sang the song "You don't have to say you love me": kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2PciJeAn7Cnpq8

[@vanessamarkel4803]

I am! I discovered her a few months ago and totally love her. So sad that she's gone. Magnificent performer.

[@marieblue]

“You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me” (1966) earned Dusty Springfield the hugest hit of her career. It didn’t come easy for the British singer though : she felt pleased with her vocal performance after recording a total of 47 takes‼️ That lady was a PERFECTIONIST, no less… In 2004, the piece made the Rolling Stone list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time, at #491. A SHEER CLASSIC lauded by generations of melophiles. 💜💎💚 Rest in peace, Mary Isobel Catherine Bernadette O’Brien, a.k.a. Dusty Springfield (1939 - 1999). 🌹

[@rickconwell9554]

She was as beautiful as her song. Her performance was amazing. Once in a life time performer of the likes we may never see again. RIP Dusty

[@axelf2607]

Teresa Teng does just as good a version of this song.

[@ownSystem]

She was electric for her time one hell of a singer one of the best of her era

[@stephanieevans384]

@@axelf2607 Misery guts

[@KerryGrl]

Dusty was the prettiest and most talented of all the 60s female singers. Her voice is so unique and gorgeous.

[@rocket7697]

Beyonce pales. Listen to the orchestra too...

[@cjtulosmbili7132]

rocket7697 Yes stuff Beyonce when we can listen to this.

[@rocket7697]

CJ Tulos Mbili Beyawnce..

[@casamena1]

KerryGrl So true those times were treasured times

[@melpierce7859]

KerryGrl She was really a red head! She had 7 wigs, each one with a different name! She was certainly pretty and what a wonderful voice. I enjoyed her autobiography.

[@richardhernandez488]

Those signature arm and hand gestures are Dusty Springfield unique. Just like her beautiful voice.

[@KarenPatrickKeP]

Brillliant vocal performance. Incomparable. There is only on Dusty. Unique voice.

[@dbrinkm1]

Look how Dusty puts ALL of herself into a song ! She not only sings with her voice but also with her hands !Dusty sings from the " Soul"...what a gracious and beautiful performer...there will never be another like her....she was oh, so very special !!!

[@DanMcKeran]

Hi Dana. Nice making replies on your comment on Dusty Springfield’s page on KZbin. How are you doing? Do you mind if we talk in private?

[@bettechic5052]

The Great Dusty Springfield! She will never ever be forgotten. Beautiful voice!!

[@johnnyreo9681]

Best female vocalist to come out of the U.K. hands down!

[@stevec3607]

What a legend she was and still is, my parents were both born in 46 so I grew up with 50's and 60's music always playing. Not enough younger people can appreciate this genre these days I reakon.

[@DaNgEr88GiRL]

@Steve C … How was the life back in the 60’s and 50’s ??? I heard life was very hard those days. Is life easier now comparing to the 60’s and 70’s????

[@stevec3607]

@@DaNgEr88GiRL Well I'm still certainly getting laid just as much! I doubt a idiot like you who writes a comment like this gets much and why are you watching it if you don't like it in the first place let alone reading the comments???? Your one of those ""hysterical"" people who has to keep spanking ya own monkey aren't ya, lol!!! All upset with people who are living life to the full and loving it, everyday!! Get a life for cry sake! If that's possible?

[@fabulousritag.1210]

No Auto Tune here. Such a powerful singing voice yet she spoke so softly. I absolutely love her.

[@catseatcheese]

INCREDIBLE voice, beautiful. She had it all.

[@katierear8113]

No one compares to DUSTY SPRINGFIELD! Her voice unbelievable! Love this woman!

[@MrsBade-ii6ib]

I’m listening in October 2023. Masterpiece.

[@whyyeseyec]

What a beautiful woman and voice! Even her hand gestures were perfect!!

[@PHlophe]

Seline Dion ripped off her hands gestures lol!. RIP Dusty hope she is in a wonderful heaven full of lesbian babes

[@brucepowell9252]

+Lechiffresix six We know this angel is there.

[@tinamarie1948]

@Johnny omg! I know right I was thinking the SAME her hands go right along with the lyrics....just BEAUTIFUL!

[@any1younger]

But you’d have never had a chance........

[@TheJenn75]

That stage presence, the grace while she sings and expresses how much she resonates with the lyrics- just standing there, is astounding.

[@Minalover100]

My God...Such a beautiful voice...even singing live...those were the days when singers SANG!!!

[@markwilliams6378]

Minalover100 Amen too much auto tune so called artists around now

[@eloescriva3447]

Muy dulces melodias macnificas Ellen gracias

[@DunkanIdaho1]

So you're saying people don't sing anymore? Please do explain.

[@tjmieczynskyj3393]

+DuncanIdaho redux only tits and ass....

[@mons3020]

Yes, I'm sure that's why people listened to Adele...

[@laurajones4250]

Who's listening to this masterpiece in January 2021

[@andrewpiercy8078]

Me

[@manuelamanso9935]

And me !!!

[@johnellemercado2907]

Present 😊

[@cadillacslim73]

me

[@josephfdanza4937]

Me-2...Joe D....

[@ednguyen3822]

A live performance and she sounds this great! Incomparable!

[@greenwolfegreen6028]

One of the all-time greatest recordings ever made.

[@MichelleVisageOnlyFans]

I was born way later than this came out yet my eyes get almost always watery at the final crescendo of Dusty's voice and the magical score! What a legend!

[@mikefleck98]

She had a powerful voice

[@MichelleVisageOnlyFans]

@@vinnybis1757 Well, DUH! 🤷‍♂️

[@caterinagalati7208]

@@vinnybis1757 yes

[@caterinagalati7208]

@@mikefleck98 olio

[@finalflowerchild]

Amazing, and you can tell she knows, she's got the audience in the palm of her hand.

[@henrimatisse4768]

One of the greatest songs, and performances, of all time. It's constantly in my head!

[@PHun_UK]

Dusty was one of our greats, what a singer, what a song!

[@larryjoseph8203]

This is one incredible song by such a talented woman👏🏽👏🏽✨️✨️

[@larryjoseph8203]

I got up about 1am this morning with this song flashing through my mind.. played it 5 times already today...legend,classic,a natural.👏🏽👏🏽✨️✨️❤❤🎉🎉😊

[@AloysiusEmanuel-.-]

This song is from the Italian singer Pino Donaggio and is called "Io che non vivo (senza te)". It was recorded in the year 1965 and presented at the San Remo Festival. Dusty Springfield was present when he heard the interpretation of this song in the voice of Jody Miller and decided to record it in English. It's a great song on all versions.

[@TheRaandu]

There's a version by a group named Wall Street Crash who recorded in 1983 and they sing a part in italian

[@sbax2935]

Infatti mi sembrava identica! Grazie

[@giumbolorossonero]

@@TheRaandu Yes... Jean Rich was the singer. It was from the Italian national tv show "Attenti a quei due". Pino Donaggio, the first to sing this song, a real giant

[@TheRaandu]

@@giumbolorossonero Thanks for your reply! Have a great month of august

[@gaetanocaccianini5600]

Bravo, precisazione utile e necessaria 🎶😉

[@ramonkire4726]

Her music will never die!

[@someguy957]

I grew up on and for rock 'n' roll. But when I heard Dusty Springfield's version of The Look of Love in 1967, I knew there'd be at least one exception. It's not that I can't get enough of her. There just isn't enough of her.

[@Holiday48000]

Life was so much simpler back then & the music was great. Dusty now sings with the choir of angels in heaven, rest in peace dear one.

[@jonnybottle]

+John L But it was much more difficult for a lesbian or bi-sexual or whatever she was. Which is why we were deprived of Dusty so many years.

[@jonnybottle]

alessandra ruiz That's fine, but the post is not about you. It's about Dusty, and it is well documented that she suffered under the social attitudes of the 60s and 70s time.

[@Holiday48000]

Johnny Bottle..... I really think you should put the bottle down.

[@idkidk-wf1ig]

+afr malatesta shut up pls. you are hurting my head

[@jonnybottle]

You're right. Coke zero can make you jittery.

[@vail8150]

I love this song and rendition by Dusty...no one can ever do it better

[@musicrocksoffical]

Facts.

[@susanburgess2071]

The way Dusty sings the crescendo to this wonderful song sends chills through me.

[@rosenamoreland302]

Dusty at her best and blowing you away with her vocals!!

[@Pulsonar]

This woman's incredible voice makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up, and my eyes moisten, from the very first bar, wtf! No amount of 'manning up' can change that, its hopeless!

[@jayberry2716]

Same here brother !

[@dustythe2nd188]

Pulsonar, Yes you feel that shit huh? Love it!!!!!!! Dusty the 2nd. (No not from her)

[@juliehughes7847]

I totally agree, spine tingling voice.

[@ackartist1863]

She helps me everyday, now that I am left here all alone. 7/26/21

[@danielzamudio3235]

dance with my girl friend this song..................Married her we are still together 46ths years......GOING STRONG WITH MY LOVE......We had our 49years anniversary still love mywife

[@rhsikes]

Pll

[@danielzamudio3235]

47 years with wife still love her like yesterday...... My Soul

[@danielzamudio3235]

rhsikes Thank You For Loving Dusty Great Lady..

[@bobleroy1924]

Daniel Zamudio shortly after she passed I had a bar and on her birthday we had a tribe to her and everyone showed up and showed love for her

[@iluvrachellef]

@@bobleroy1924 *tribute

[@adrianzepeda3195]

There will never be another Dusty Springfield. Awesome voice!

[@suecoelho467]

I don’t mean this disrespectfully! I don’t know who this Singer is, but, hearing her for the FIRST TIME gave me GOOSEBUMPS!

[@jayanirmala-lo3vp]

This is the great great lady Ms Dusty Springfield We cannot hear someone sing like this today

[@annacottage4536]

The one and only Dusty, the greatest the UK had to offer, unforgettable. Thanks for this.

[@alveykemp2077]

dusty Was IRISH

[@ericf5177]

Born in West Hampstead, England (Irish parents).

[@yassinfrench5231]

Dusty is british I thought she was from the USA she looks like an american club singer I'm so shocked

[@davidewing5605]

I truly love this song I play every couple of times a week along with long long time by linda constant and reflections of my life by marmalade. For GOD'S sake play that marmalade sòng. You would love it a much as I do. dave in Sierra vista AZ.

[@crispyatom]

Alvey Kemp God please, He said UK nor England if ya misleaded... Ireland was a part of UK (United Kingdom) but her parents were from N. Ireland

[@melaniehamilton6550]

This song gives me goose bumps. I was only a kid when it was released and I didn't really understand the message, but her voice grabbed me. She was so talented. Another powerful voice silenced way too soon.

[@kevinquinn3763]

You knew a great song when you heard it.

[@rgracia633]

My God she is perfect. What a voice, the way she used her arms/hands. Loved this performance.

[@havingagr8time]

Not only a marvelous studio singer, but a great live performer and entertainer as well. She was the whole package. Unparalleled.

[@theonemodifier]

I can't get enough of this melody, such a well written, orchestrated song, and no one could have sung it better. Love her simple choreography too, if you can call it that.

[@MissMariQueen]

You know the song is Italian, written by a great musician called Pino Donaggio. The original title is "Io che non vivo senza te" (I, who can't live without you!) :)

[@theonemodifier]

Lulu Mari yes, much respect for the original from Pino. and thank you for the meaning.

[@MissMariQueen]

theonemodifier my pleasure! :)

[@Muswell]

Lulu Mari He wrote the music for "Carrie" & "Don't Look Now"..... wonderful melodies.

[@michaelparks5669]

She owned this song!

[@danioa9414]

The original song is italian IO CHE NON VIVO SENZA TE by Pino Donaggio 1965

[@joeragliardo]

Actually is an Italian song and the owner, in every sense, is Pino Donaggio

[@manfromlamuncha]

A true masterpiece that only gets better with the passing years! Thank you Dusty for sharing this with the world! Miss you!❤️

[@XGEOFFREY1]

Its 2022 and this song is as brilliant as it was back in 67 .. love you dusty RIP

[@loobyloo1955]

Wow, still listening in almost 2020 and she was of the best singers in the 60’s. RIP Dusty,

[@andrewmatthews6861]

Total CLASS❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@afrahrasheed2752]

This is the first time I heard her sing and I can feel my chest hurt because her voice is so beautiful.

[@jcmpbenoit]

She was truly an Angel who's time came too soon...She sang of the pain we've all felt....Thank you Dusty...I miss you so much...

[@loriromano6399]

Yes, her voice was pure, soft, and beautiful. Yet, she could belt out a song when called for and maintain those qualities all the while.

[@loriromano6399]

Enjoy her God given voice and soul that she shared with the world. Dusty left a wealth of recordings and there are many videos of her singing live. Some of the live performances are even better than the recordings.

[@suzannehatton6138]

She was a lovely person, why can't you just enjoy the record..

[@MJC1124]

Their sexual preference is/was a matter for themselves, and the same applies to you and everyone else.

[@sandy6660]

Will always love this song. She does a great job of singing it. Thanks for sharing. 🎶❤️

[@user-ry7xy5zm7d]

How do you like my singing of the song "You don't have to say you love me"? kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2PciJeAn7Cnpq8

[@jorgeestomba9888]

Pure talent , pure beauty, pure class ! One of the Greatest! RIP angel !

[@michaelrfitzgerald3982]

Stunning! One of the greatest televised performances ever, by my favorite singer. It doesn't get any better than this.

[@vinniep3315]

Exacly mike. Flawless

[@kenwalters3238]

I grew up on this kind of music. She is greatly missed.

[@andrewmatthews6861]

Very much so ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@RebeccaStout]

I can't get her voice and song out of my head.

[@MRMATTX2]

Timeless classic, no doubt, she sure could deliver a song.

[@TGTSTS]

The Judy Garland of blue-eyed soul. Unending talent that gets far too little recognition these days.

[@paullai7161]

The DEFINITION of blue-eyed soul - no?

[@marfran21]

i am 90's kid, but i dont know why i really love old songs. like this one. :) when i listen to this kind of music, i just imagine i lived in that generation. by the way, Thank you for the Music. even though i didnt know the artist. and thank you Uploader. God bless. :)

[@mikekaplin6893]

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[@matthewjames2015]

1979 for me.

[@doningram5145]

Maye Roldan I know all Olde songs

[@MrItaliano1900]

This is an Italian song , the original is "Io che non vivo" by Pino Donaggio(1965)

[@michaelleeannspringer3247]

Because you obviously have great taste in music. : )

[@Twig_ccj]

I heard her song play on the radio in a drive back home from shopping, it was so beautiful I had to search it up

[@Me-od6nt]

Just breathtaking. The voice of an angel. It just seems to come so naturally to her -the voice, the emotion, even the hand movements. Really one of a kind. Rest in peace, Dusty. You did well.

[@anthonycroft9404]

A Great Lady, Performer And The Voice Amazing.

[@anthonycroft9404]

A GREAT TALENT TO YOUNG TO GO

[@manuelfloresjr1397]

A timeless classic... Dusty Springfield was way before her time. Whenever it's raining I play this song, and it comforts my heart, eases my mind, and warms my soul. Dusty, there will never be another like you. Rest in peace.

[@vinniep3315]

manuel flores, jr agreed totally

[@mazzoniemanuele85]

This is a cover from the Italian pino Donaggio - io che non vivo. Listen to that version just for curiously

[@lucyfisher8347]

Dusty was OF her time! She was wonderful.

[@TheChellman]

Its a cover, italian original

[@orawilliams4612]

SENSATIONAL ... I lived in Detroit where Motown ruled & this song was still a hit. Real talent never fails ...

[@vinniep3315]

I was 9 years old , when I heard this ….I had five sisters who played this a million times ……a true brilliant performance

[@rayllompart]

THANK YOU, "Mad Men" and its creator(s) for introducing me to the beautiful music of the late Dusty Springfield --------in particular, this song is used for the closing scene of Episode 2 from Season 5 ("A little kiss Part 2"-------an astounding, heartbreaking ending to the episode because black people, all dressed for "success" appear at the lobby of the agency after (sadly) a prank NYTimes ad making fun of a competing agency announces that "Cooper..." et al is an "Equal opportunity" employer....The protagonists suddenly know not what to do, and it is not so much any racism that crosses their faces, but embarrassment at the situation (read what you will)...Then the "comptroller" (a man who has paid dearly for having had an affair with a black girl before!) takes charge and settles everything, while Dusty starts singing in the background....That this happens only FIFTY years ago (1966 or so) is simply monumentally grotesque------and although the song is not exactly about human rights (or not at all, in itself) it hits you so forcefully, I started crying----for all the pain of lifetimes of my fellow black Americans.......More to the point here, Dusty had such a wonderfully subtle voice----yet it is filled with so much melancholy.....She was UNIQUE...

[@Sandybeaches07]

I’m still that 9 yr old girl who first watched this all those years ago , thought she was beautiful then and still do ❤️

[@kenmalanick]

I was also nine years old and fell in love with Dusty and her beautiful voice. We had great taste .

[@garryyoung3154]

Hello, how are you doing?

[@DanMcKeran]

@@kenmalanick Hello 👋 Trini. Nice making replies on your comment on Dusty Springfields page on KZbin. How are you doing? Do you mind if we talk in private?

[@romeosalinas917]

I really and trully love this song which is being sung by Dusty with a golden voice.

[@kimandrickduo]

This song and performance are simply EPIC!!!

[@user-ry7xy5zm7d]

I also sang the song "You don't have to say you love me": kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2PciJeAn7Cnpq8

[@noelmcmahon3407]

who is listening to this masterpiece in August 2020

[@StefanGraz]

Came here from Ani Lorak to hear the original

[@jumper377]

I am listening in August 2020. Time has not delivered us another Dusty Springfield. It probably never will.

[@noelmcmahon3407]

@@jumper377 that is good to hear and i totally agree with you

[@noelmcmahon3407]

@@music-hx5lf hi why did you ask me where i was from and thank you i will listen to the song

[@noelmcmahon3407]

@@music-hx5lf ok where are you from

[@jerrysullivan113]

BEEN IN LOVE WITH THIS LADY SINCE 1963... BEAUTIFUL!

[@OBELIXxoxoxo1]

OUPS! SHE WAS PLAYING FOR THE OTHER TEAM...SORRY... BUT YES SHE WAS BEAUTIFUL NO MATTER WHAT...

[@LeoKovzalin]

obelix legaulois The playing for the other team makes sense but the rest is either sarcasm or severe disillusionment.

[@marmir6417]

One can still dream, no?

[@SimonaVermiglio]

Her voice is sublime. However, the song was recorded in 1966 and it comes from the original version "Io che non vivo senza te/Il mondo di notte", a 1965 Italian song by Pino Donaggio :) Let's enjoy this immortal beauty. Cheers!

[@ivalleyne]

Jerry Sullivan I

[@alberttrentjr2427]

It takes a good set of pipes to sing in front of a live orchestra and still command the stage ...very few can do it and Dusty was one of the best at it!❤

[@judyrocha1724]

I first heard this song when I was 8, in the 60's, I developed a love for music after that. I had 4 older brothers and 2 sisters all had a love for a different genre of music, pop, oldie but goodies, rock, classical, reggae, soul, gospel and mom liked latin. I learned to appreciate all 🎶 .

[@user-ry7xy5zm7d]

I also sang the song "You don't have to say you love me": kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2PciJeAn7Cnpq8