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POP · 1970. Preview. Dusty Springfield’s sixth album, released a year after 1969’s iconic Dusty in Memphis, is aglow with American soul. It might as well have been called Dusty in Philadelphia, because the kings of Philly soul—Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff—produced it and penned most of the tunes. So the material’s strong, to be sure ...
13. Sept. 2019 · Dusty Springfield sings 'Brand New Me' from her 1970 Atlantic album 'A Brand New Me'. The song lyrics are below with notes on album, song and singer. This is...
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View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1970 Vinyl release of "A Brand New Me" on Discogs.
14. Juli 2017 · From Dusty With Love (1970) A Brand New Me (1970) See All Her Faces (1972) Cameo (1973) It Begins Again (1978) Living Without Your Love (1979) White Heat (1982) Reputation (1990) A Very Fine Love (1995)
This album was originally issued as Atlantic #8249, 1/15/70. "Let's Get Together Soon" was reworked by Gamble & Huff and became "Hope That We Can Be Together Soon" for Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes a few years later. Uncredited writers #18 found in 'The Complete Dusty Springfield', a book by Paul Howes.
Dusty Springfield - A brand new me. 2:20. Dusty Springfield ''The Star Of My Show''. 2:27. Dusty Springfield - Bad Case Of The Blues 1969. 2:14. Lost. 2:27. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2017 CD release of "A Brand New Me: The Complete Philadelphia Sessions" on Discogs.
A Brand New Me by Dusty Springfield was written by Jerry Butler, Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff [US1] and was first recorded and released by Jerry Butler in 1969. Dusty Springfield released it on the single A Brand New Me in 1969. It was covered by Bill Black's Combo, Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star, Aretha Franklin, Dusty Springfield and other artists.
