Sunday, October 17, 2010

DUSTY IN TRASTOS


Dusty Springfield was all over the place. She must have been, she had "Dusty in London," "Dusty in New York," and "Dusty in Memphis" records. No matter where she recorded, she was always had top notch producers and arrangers. Take "Anyone Who Had a Heart." It's got that guitar, that only plays about four notes, and it's fucking awesome. It sets the tone of the whole song. Then there's swamp-ish guitar and horns on "Son of a Preacher Man," part of the reason the "Dusty in Memphis" LP is so highly regarded. And on "I Only Want to Be With You," the production is big. Like Spector, without all the bells and whistles. (Would I love to hear a great reggae version of that one.)

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Dusty Springfield - Anyone Who Had a Heart mp3 at Popdose
Dusty Springfield - I Only Want to Be With You mp3 at Cuky
Dusty Springfield - Son of a Preacher Man mp3 at Harmony Talk
Dusty Springfield - I Jut Don't Know What to Do With Myself mp3 at Art of Piano
Dusty Springfield - Great Shakes (commercial) mp3 at Baked Ziti
Dusty Springfield bio at LastFM

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