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- 6.3
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Tracklist
- 1Mama Said2:14
- 2You Don’t Own Me2:31
- 3Do Re Mi2:23
- 4When the Lovelight Starts Shining Through His Eyes3:08
- 5My Colouring Book3:04
- 6Mockingbird2:34
- 7Twenty-Four Hours From Tulsa3:07
- 8Nothing2:30
- 9Anyone Who Had A Heart3:11
- 10Will You Love Me Tomorrow2:41
- 11Wishin’ and Hopin’2:57
- 12Don’t You Know2:53
Reviews
Rated 6/10
Decent...like the classics (although non-Dusty version are likely better). Much better than Dusty in Memphis. 3/5
Rated 8/10
This is the type of album I love discovering through 1001 Albums. I don't think I ever would've listened to it otherwise, but I'm really enjoying it. It's fun, catchy and upbeat with more varied and interesting instrumentation than a lot of early '60s music I've heard.
Rated 6/10
Classic songs
Rated 10/10
I fell in love with Dusty Springfield while listening to "Dusty In Memphis," and while that album has a particular magic of its own, this album, "A Girl Called Dusty," is no less amazing. Some truly iconic songs here. She puts so much into every song. If you're in the US and want to listen to the original UK tracklisting on Spotify, try this playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/502kIR00kWHE9mhHS1EnFd?si=kpLMLADVRIO_tDZRKGz9kg&utm_source=copy-link This track order is far superior to what was released in the US.
Rated 10/10
Wonderful, mournful 60s blue-eyed soul. You Don't Own Me is chilling and perfect.
Rated 6/10
Dusty has a great soul voice. You Don't Own Me is a great tune. Will You Love Me Tomorrow and Wishin' And Hopin' are both classics. The album has great singles but there is not a unifying theme that ties the whole thing together.
Rated 8/10
I enjoyed this album. Nothing very groundbreaking about the music, but the arrangements are solid and her voice is fantastic. I can't help but wonder about cultural appropriation whenever I'm listening to "blue-eyed soul" so I feel like I should go back to some of the original versions. But she sounds like she belongs in this style (unlike, say, Janis Joplin, who I thought wrecked some good R&B songs). Stand out moments: "You Don't Own Me" sounded like it belongs in a Quentin Tarantino movie (then I saw that Son of a Preacher Man is in Pulp Fiction). "Do Re Mi" had a fun groove and a great piano break in the middle. I really liked "Anyone Who Had a Heart" - unusual voicings and progressions - kudos to Bacharach and David (I saw Dionne Warwick recorded it first so I went to check it out - that version sounds great, but this one has a distinct sound). Solid 4.
Rated 8/10
Great voice, great songs, and only a few of them that I knew before listening. Oldest album so far, and first solo artist and female vocalist
Rated 6/10
Entretenido. Algunas canciones muy famosas aunque nunca había sabido que eran de ella. Creo que es el perfecto ejemplo del sonido "Blue Eyes Soul".
Rated 8/10
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