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Cameo (RSD23 EDITION)

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    Originally released in February 1973 on the ABC Dunhill Record label, in the US, and on the UK Philips label in May 1973, Cameo is one of Dusty’s most overlooked albums, featuring some of her greatest vocal performances of the era on material written by major songwriters including David Gates, Ashford & Simpson and Van Morrison. Recorded in the US between July and October 1972, Cameo was produced by Steve Barri, Dennis Lambert and Brian Potter who later went on to write and produce major hits for Glen Campbell and The Four Tops, among others.

    A stellar line-up of musicians contribute to the superb sound (including members of the famous ‘Wrecking Crew’), Hal Blaine, Larry Carlton, Wilton Felder, Carol Kaye, Michael Omartian, Venetta Fields and Clydie King.
    Among the many highlights are Learn to Say Goodbye – a masterpiece of tortured soul, with a sublime string arrangement, the brilliant opening track Who Gets Your Love and David Gates' heart-breaking The Other Side of Life. Her beautiful rendition of Van Morrison’s Tupelo Honey even transcends the master’s original.

    Ashford & Simpson’s soul stomper I Just Wanna Be There bounces along on a Motown-style groove, horns and backing vocals creating the wave for Dusty’s magical voice to ride.There are five Lambert and Potter originals, including Comin' and Goin', a number one single that never was!
    Classic Dusty LP, unavailable on vinyl since 1973!
    For its 50th anniversary, a special edition replicating the original US gatefold edition with enhanced artwork.

    Pressed on heavyweight BLUE vinyl.


    TRACK LISTING

    Side A
    1. Who Gets Your Love 3:24
    2. Breakin' Up A Happy Home 3:32
    3. Easy Evil 2:54
    4. Mama's Little Girl 3:30
    5. The Other Side Of Life 2:39
    6. Comin' And Goin' 3:10
    Side B
    1. I Just Wanna Be There 2:39
    2. Who Could Be Loving You Other Than Me? 3:00
    3. Tupelo Honey 3:59
    4. Of All The Things 3:03
    5. Learn To Say Goodbye 2:48
    (From The ABC Movie Of The Week "Say Goodbye, Maggie Cole")

    Dusty Springfield

    Dusty In Memphis

      Hoping to reinvigorate her flagging late 60s career, Dusty Springfield was signed to Atlantic and sent to record an album in Memphis, Tennessee with the Memphis Cats studio band, Jerry Wexler and Arif Mardin, all of whom had worked with her hero Aretha Franklin. Including tracks like "Son Of A Preacher Man", "Just A Little Lovin'", "Don't Forget About Me", "Breakfast In Bed" and "Windmills Of Your Mind" amongst other deep soul numbers, the album was Released in 1969 but didn't take off as hoped and had disappointing sales. However, since that time it has come to be seen as Springfield's definitive work and regularly appears in 'best ever records' charts. It's a perfect soul / pop moment from one of the UK's finest singers.

      Dusty Springfield

      Dusty... Definitely

        One of the greatest interpreters of the popular song of the last century, Dusty Springfield recorded "Dusty... Definitely" just prior to leaving for the States and recording "Dusty In Memphis" which proved that a white girl could sing soul, blues -whatever. This album got overlooked but there's some good stuff on it and this is a great remastered edition.


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