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The finest example of her work; a fine LP, period.Like the singer herself, this album is legendary. (It's also supposed to be Neil Tennant's favourite LP of all time.)I first heard it in the early '80's, when I began listening to the LP output of Dusty Springfield, rather than just the hit singles. Of all her recordings, this is simply the best and most consistent of her LP's. The songs are all classics: Son Of A Preacher Man, Breakfast In Bed, Windmills of Your Mind, Don't Forget About Me....The arrangements are scintillating: a deep soul gr…
not badConsidering she's not really a soul singer this whole album is a nice surprise.First i heard "son of a preacher man" which hooked me into buying this little classic of hers .Most,(i personally would'nt say more than about two thirds) of the tracks are good ; the other stand out tracks for me are "breakfast in bed" and "just one smile" which can really move you .smooth and cool. worth a listen
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format: 1 x CD record label: Rhino / Wea catalog number: 75580 release dates: 1999 in United Kingdom view details |
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bonus tracks format: 1 x CD record label: Rhino / Wea catalog number: 75580 release dates: Feb 16 1999 view details |
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format: 1 x CD record label: Rhino / Wea catalog number: 75580 release dates: Feb 16 1999 view details |
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format: 1 x CD release dates: Mar 1969 in United Kingdom view details |
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format: 1 x CD record label: Rhino / Wea catalog number: 75580 release dates: Feb 16 1999 view details |
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format: 1 x CD release dates: Mar 1969 in United Kingdom view details |
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