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Dusty Springfield - Live At The Royal Albert Hall (CD) (UK Import)

Dusty Springfield - Live At The Royal Albert Hall (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Dusty Springfield

Music Genre: Soul, R & B, Pop

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ArtistDusty Springfield
FormatCD
GenreSoul, R & B, and Pop
Barcode0826992008127
  1. I Close My Eyes and Count to Ten
  2. We Are Family/You Can Do It/On Your Knees
  3. Lose Again
  4. All I See Is You
  5. This Will Be
  6. Hits Medley: Going Back/I Only Want to Be With You/Stay Awhile/Just a Little Loving (Early in the Morning)/Some of Your Lovin'/The Look of Love/Wishin
  7. Son of a Preacher Man
  8. You Don't Have to Say You Love Me
  9. Quiet Please (There's a Lady On the Stage)
  10. Put Your Hands Together
  11. Hollywood Movie Girls
  12. Baby Blue
  13. Brand New Me

About the artist

Born: April 16, 1939 in Hampstead, London, UK, died: March 02, 1999 in Henley, Oxfordshire, UK.
Influential British singer who began her career with The Lana Sisters, later The Springfields in the early 60's before going solo.

She achieved a long string of successful albums and singles through most of the 1960's, as well as having several variety series on BBC and ITV networks in the UK which she headlined during those years.

Her chart successes slowed in the 1970s, but she achieved a renaissance in the 1980's with the help of the Pet Shop Boys, with whom she recorded two hit records, including her hit duet with PSB, "What Have I Done To Deserve This?"

She was diagnosed with cancer after the recording of her final album, "A Very Fine Love". After treatment the cancer was briefly in remission, but eventually returned, and she died in March 1999, a few days after she had been awarded the Order of the British Empire. Later that same year, she was inducted as a performer into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

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