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Torch and Twang.('Just A Little Lovin' and 'Watershed')(Sound recording review)

Publication: The New Yorker

Publication Date: 11-FEB-08

Author: Greenman, Ben

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When the British singer Dusty Springfield went to American Studios in Memphis, in 1968, to work with the producers Jerry Wexler and Arif Mardin and the engineer Tom Dowd, the hope was that they could do for Springfield what they did for Aretha Franklin--infuse her vocals with both earthy and empyrean qualities. The resulting album, "Dusty in Memphis," was hailed as Springfield's finest,...

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