Jerry wrote:

> Then we have Dusty Springfield, an Irish girl from London, starting
> off in a 50's girly pop trio, highly successful in a British Folk
> Trio, going to America to record sultry soul and R&B, goes to country
> Memphis and records one of the greatest pop albums of all time, Dusty
> in Memphis.

Coincidentally, I saw a great documentary about Dusty last night (called
Definitely Dusty) where they talked about her career in some detail.  The
vocals for Dusty in Memphis were actually recorded in NY, because she was so
intimidated in Memphis, she couldn't bring herself to sing!  Jerry Wexler
also said that while she was recording, she had the playback up incredibly
high, so she couldn't hear herself at all.  Which he found amazing - that
she was still able to produce near flawless vocals!

Hell

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