SPRINGFIELD,DUSTY – LONGING - LP •
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SPRINGFIELD,DUSTY – LONGING - LP •UPC: 848064019381 Label: REAL GONE MUSIC Format: LP Release Date: June 6, 2025 In stock items ship within 48 hours In the early 1970s, Dusty Springfield relocated from her native England to Los Angeles in an effort to pursue new opportunities in her career and signed with ABC Dunhill Records. Her 1973 album Cameo showcased Springfield's soulful pop in splendid fashion but failed to generate significant traction outside of Billboard's Adult

UPC: 848064019381
Label: REAL GONE MUSIC
Format: LP
Release Date: June 6, 2025
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In the early 1970s, Dusty Springfield relocated from her native England to Los Angeles in an effort to pursue new opportunities in her career and signed with ABC/Dunhill Records. Her 1973 album Cameo showcased Springfield's soulful pop in splendid fashion but failed to generate significant traction outside of Billboard's Adult Contemporary listings. For her sophomore project with the label the following year, Dusty travelled to New York to team with producer Brooks Arthur, renowned for his work with Phil Spector's 1960s coterie of girl singers, For Longing, Arthur chose to frame Dusty in the 1970s singer-songwriter milieu, surrounding her with material from Colin Blunstone ("Exclusively for Me"), Melissa Manchester & Carole Bayer Sager ("Home to Myself"), Janis Ian ("In the Winter"), Stephen Schwartz ("Corner of the Sky"), Chi Coltrane ("Turn Me Around"), Barry Manilow ("I Am Your Child") and others. In many cases, the songwriters themselves contributed directly by playing keyboards on their respective creations at Arthur's famed 911 Studios. Bruce Springsteen was also known to sit in on some of the sessions in admiration.
 
As the sessions wound down in the summer of 1974, Dusty found herself suffering from emotional exhaustion and professional uncertainty. She subsequently chose to put the album on the shelf and part ways with the label, ultimately re-recording a pair of the tracks when she signed to United Artists Records a few years later.
 
In 2001, under the supervision of producer Arthur, nine of the ten tracks he recorded with Dusty were released on CD as part of a collection of her ABC/Dunhill period.  A tenth track ("Corner of the Sky" from the Broadway musical Pippin) was reworked as a duet with Petula Clark and included on a pair of her anthologies. Now, all ten tracks make their vinyl debut, including the first-ever solo release of "Corner of the Sky" along with new mixes for eight of the other selections for this dual CD & LP release.
 
The haunting beauty of "In the Winter," the warm affirmation of "Home to Myself," the soulful intimacy of "Exclusively for Me," the tender romanticism of "Beautiful Soul," the raw energy of "A Love Like Yours" and the heartbreaking vulnerability of "I Am Your Child" demonstrate Dusty at the peak of her professional powers while suffering from personal insecurities, giving these recordings a unique power and poignancy. 
 
Includes vintage artwork and other rare images along with track-by-track annotations by noted Dusty expert and author Paul Howes. Mastered by Mike Milchner at Sonic Vision. Pressed on eco-friendly PET black plastic for its LP debut!

TRACK LIST:

Side One
1. Turn Me Around
2. In the Winter
3. Exclusively for Me
4. A Love Like Yours
5. I Am Your Child

Side Two

1. Home to Myself
2. Make the Man Love Me
3. Beautiful Soul
4Angels
5. Corner of the Sky
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