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Dusty In Memphis

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Record Label: Rhino Atlantic

Originally released: 26-JUN-2007

Play	Track	Price
	1. Just A Little Lovin'	$1.29
	2. So Much Love	$1.29
	3. Son Of A Preacher Man	$1.29
	4. I Don't Want To Hear It Any More	$1.29
	5. Don't Forget About Me	$1.29
	6. Breakfast In Bed	$1.29
	7. Just One Smile	$1.29
	8. The Windmills Of Your Mind	$1.29
	9. In The Land Of Make Believe	$1.29
	10. No Easy Way Down	$1.29
	11. I Can't Make It Alone	$1.29
	12. What Do You Do When Love Dies	$1.29
	13. Willie & Laura Mae Jones	$1.29
	14. That Old Sweet Roll (Hi-de-ho)	$1.29
	15. Cherished	$1.29
	16. Goodbye	$1.29
	17. Make It With You	$1.29
	18. Love Shine Down	$1.29
	19. Live Here With You	$1.29
	20. Natchez Trace	$1.29
	21. All The King's Horses	$1.29
	22. I'll Be Faithful	$1.29
	23. Have A Good Life Baby	$1.29
	24. You've Got A Friend	$1.29
	25. I Found My Way	$1.29

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Reviews

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Rolling Stone

In 1969, Dusty Springfield went to America and put herself in the hands of the Atlantic Records masterminds. They had her ease up and go for lyrical nuance – to stunning effect. "Son of a Preacher Man" is the lasting hit, though every tune here is a marvel, and "I Don't Want to Hear It Anymore" (written by Randy Newman) and "No Easy Way Down" (Carole King) are two of the saddest songs ever committed to tape. Dusty in Memphis didn't sell a lick, but it is now considered to be Dusty's crowning achievement. This edition is loaded with over a dozen bonus cuts from the same sessions.

- Nick Dedina

A few months ago I walked into the ROLLING STONE office and palely inquired if the journal
might possibly be interested in a review of the then-new Dusty Springfield album. Blank
stares and a few snickers. Today, Jackie De Shannon's "Put a Little Love in Your Heart" is
one of the day's events on AM radio and I still dig Dusty in Memphis. Dusty started out with a
nice little rocker called "I Only Want to Dance With You," her first hit, riding in o... More >

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- GREIL MARCUS

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