Rimbaud III wrote:BUMP.

NC. I'm prepared to extend this as far as her work in the Eighties too.

Really? Does this include White Heat?

If so, I've missed a trick.

I'm normally good at tricks.

The Four Men With Beards (scroll down) vinyl reissue of Dusty In Memphis is really outstanding. If anyone is lacking a copy I'd urge you to snap one up right away.

sparky wrote:

Rimbaud III wrote:BUMP.

NC. I'm prepared to extend this as far as her work in the Eighties too.

Really? Does this include White Heat?

It's a well established fact that the Eighties didn't actually start until 1984, with the release of Purple Rain.

I'm normally good at turning tricks.

FYP.

glynnisjohns wrote:Her version of "Spooky" is sex personified.

Not crap in any way shape or form.

Oh, hell yes! The best cover of the song ever!

Bump, because Dusty in Memphis is a great winter soundtrack.

dabrasha wrote:Bump, because Dusty in Memphis is a great winter soundtrack.

Coincidentally, it was also the soundtrack to dinner tonight. Hot pastrami sandwiches, salad, coffee and Dusty.

6 year old daughter singing along to the chorus of "The Windmills of Your Mind". Good times.

Dear ladies,

If we are alone and I put on Otis Redding then I am attempting to put you in the mood to make the loves.

If you want to put me in the mood to make the loves please play "Breakfast in Bed" by Dusty Springfield.

sincerely,

Rotten Pimp.

x

one of my faves!
"Some of Your Lovin'" - unbelievable echo on that one!

cjh wrote:The Four Men With Beards (scroll down) vinyl reissue of Dusty In Memphis is really outstanding. If anyone is lacking a copy I'd urge you to snap one up right away.

The packaging is great, but my vinyl copy of this re-issue is loaded with sibilance - very annoying and frustrating.

Totally NOT CRAP. Love Dusty.