Dusty Springield "Dusty In Memphis" COLOR:SILVER rich with dance-floor heat and

rich with dance-floor heat and unapologetic sensuality

showcasing the different eras of her work and the full breadth of her personality

The first re-pressing of the Dead Milkmen's classic "Bucky Fellini" since its original release on Enigma Records in 1987

Most fans will be more familiar with the 1991 reissue

plus singles and outtakes including the double A-sided “Let’s Spend The Night Together” / “Ruby Tuesday

Dusty Springield "Dusty In Memphis" COLOR:SILVER rich with dance-floor heat andFamed (and notoriously curmudgeonly) rock critic Robert Christgau dubbed this "the all time rock era torch record" and the Library of Congress included it into the national registry. It's got Dusty's interpretation of "Son of a Preacher Man," plus choice selections written by Goffin and King, Randy Newman, Burt Bacharach and Hal David, and more. Pour a glass of wine, turn on the fire, and put Dusty in Memphis on the turntable. Your night is planned.