What a great rendition. Fantastic job. This song is so solid, I've never heard a bad rendition of it. I love Dionne and Wynonna's versions but I love the clarity of Dusty voice, too.
This song tore my heart strings out when I first heard it released...it does the same after all these years..no one else could ever really compete with Dusty on this one....it was HER song...!
Great song, great time for music. Dusty just didn't take anything from this song. She gave it the same respect that Luther Vandross gave it. He just slowed it down. But the meaning is still there.
You grow up listening to and watching these beautiful and talented ladies, then all of a sudden you are all grown up and they,too, grow old, but no less full of grace, and then tragically - they are gone. Even though I never met Dusty I miss her grace, class, and charm. I can think of no current artist who comes even close to replacing her. None. Some may have the talent, but without the class. I sure miss that
@palehorseone here here, understand where you comming from, todays talent are lazy and sing original artists material. no more singer song writers these days only karaoke star wanabes. come on future performers.write something new, dont refurbish classics.coz they are perfected :-)
I grew up with Dustys music in London in the 60's. She had gift to bring us all in touch with our emotions. To this day when I hear her voice it makes me cry....Her life was too short. RIP you taught us all about love...
Forgive me people. I appear to look like very big tough scary man on the outside but this beautifully sung song here is melting my heart and drawing tears in my eyes.
The difference between performers today and the greats of the past is this: Today it is all about how you look...not how good your "pipes" perform. It is easy for the music industry to get away with this because the vast majority of the masses today are musically illiterate.
Oh what a voice and a beauty. Gone to soon. She didn't need to wear skimpy clothes or a dubbing mike. are you listening Jennifer and all the rest of you wanna be singers. This is a singer!! I get chills listening to her again.
Dusty, the queen of Blue Eyed Soul !! what a voice !!, it takes real talent to beat
the original US R&B singers at their own game, the best female vocalist ever
except for maybe Aretha & Patsy Cline ??, such a distinctive, full, resonant , voice without fake growl or electronic trickery. A blessing from God IMHO
A beautiful song by a beautiful LADY. Even in death her beauty and talent continues on.
Her ashes half in "the Henley on the Thames Cemetary" half "The Cliffs of Moher" in Ireland near her ancestry "The O'Brien Castle " a beautiful quiet spot for Dusty....R.I.P. Born in 50ty glad to be part of the best 60tys'..
Interestingly Dusty thought Cilla's version of this was best but her depth in this was great sound for the song and the arrangement but then Gene Pitney and Dusty both had great versions of 24 hrs in Tulsa... Dusty never sang a song that wasn't good and although not credited for having done many there are an awfull lot of them... And aren't we so lucky she did love music and getting the song the way she wanted before releasing it. Breakfast in Bed should have been a hit for her...
sorry Sama69 - you are so wrong. Burt Bacharach worked with BOTH Dionne Warwick AND Dusty!!!!
Dionne's versions were released in the USA and Dusty's in the UK. You are sadly, sadly, sadly mistaken - by far Dionne's were the bigger MONSTER hits. Both are uncompromisingly fine artists. Dusty truly truly loved Rhythm & Blues and her career work testifies to the fact - her special light is UNDIMINISHED by time.
Dusty's and Celia's versions of this song were direct examples of what black artists went through in the 50's and 60's in the recording industry.
Artists of colour -little Richard, Big momma Thorton et al had theri songs covered by the likes of Pat Boone Elvis et al... because of the racial disparity . The songs used the exact same arrangements, phrasing and the like. Many to this day often believe the white artists were originals They were not.
@KuroInuSama69 1/2 Generally true but not entirely fair in Dusty's case. Yes, she covered black soul artists like Dionne, Babe Washington etc. but she always gave them full credit and championed the 'Motown sound' in the UK. It was her idea to host a Ready, Steady, Go special dedicated to Motown acts which helped introduce Stevie Wonder, Martha Reeves & the Vandellas, the Temptations, the Supremes and others to British audiences, who went on to have huge success here...
@KuroInuSama69 2/2 Dusty was also the first British artist to challenge apartheid on her tour of South Africa in '64 by having a clause written into her contract stipulating that she would not play to segregated audiences, for which she was deported by the South African authorities. Last point: Dusty never released Anyone Who Had a Heart as a single, just as an album track, and Bacharach wrote the Look of Love specifically for her.
@Nicklas4500 all that you say has a ring of truth to it, Just the way Elvis himself (not "The General" who managed him and demanded writing credit on anything Elvis recorded- regardless as to whether he wrote it or not) actually acknowledged artist like fats Domino, big mama Thornton and Little Richard, however, the fact remains that it was the practice at the time to have any song that was a hit by a black artist, re recorded by a white one to gain greater audience / market share [c]
@Nicklas4500 [c] this often had the effect of burying the original artists. This was not the case of Dionne of course, but even Dionne could have been a bigger star if the practice did not exist. Also a great example of the revers never happening was "The look of love" Yes Burt and Hal wrote it - It actually was not specifically for Dusty to sing. It was written as an instrumental interlude for The 1967 version of "Casino Royale" - The sppof version of the popular Bond /007 series [c]
@Nicklas4500 [c] It was Hal David added lyrics to the melody after seeing Ursula Andres ( the original Bond Girl in a rough cut of the film. Dionne didn't cover the some until almost 12 years later, and she began covering it at concerts, It made it onto a concert album released by her label and it was never a hit for her. however, Dionne's "songs" were hits for anyone who sang them . I'm just saying. [e]
i love the rest of the 70s,80s,and even 90s but no decades were as beautiful as the 1940s,1950s,1960s,and early 1970s. this song performance is only one example of many performances by many different singers and groups that cannot be numbered during this period.
Original was recorded by Dionne Warwick - it's a Burt Bacharach song - however it was published by Cilla Black before Dionne's label could get it out - and then covered by Dusty later in the year. Caused a lot of friction apparently - some of this seems to persist.. The comments on the DW video say Cilla remained relatively unknown. - yeah right ! I like all three versions.
total bliss, beyonce,mariah carey etc learn how to deliver vocals with heart and soul rather than a squeel or shout. Dusty shines on as a genius icon who should and will inspire future talent (all x factor competitors excluded!) to any female wanting to make it in music don't sing big and loud sing from the heart !!!
@altv1969 This woman was a FIERCE Soul Singer! Met her in the 70's and she was so kind, and generous to me, a young girl group singer ( FTH) who worshiped the sound that came forth from her!!
Thank you for this! And I wondered why Dionne Warwick's version didn't sound the way I remembered it! That's because it was Dusty Springfield's version that I liked best, and I didn't even realize it until just now!
Dusty was one of the greatest pop singers of all time - no question on that. Cilla wasn't - no question - so I'm not biased!!! But on this one occasion I have to say Cilla's was THE VERSION ok, and will always be the version for all my generation brought up in the era of when it was released.
There was only one Dusty Springfield. Her soul is beyond compare, I love Dusty for the notes she leaves out on purpose...just keeping you always on the edge wanting more and more when it's over...
Heavens to Murgatroid! THANKS so much for posting this DYNAMITE version of one of my favorite songs from the 60's. The late great Dusty gives us another one of her superlative performances. What a unique talent...and how sad she's no longer with us. You've MADE my day & my weekend! :)
This beautiful song was also recorded in Italian by Petula Clark (yes, she sang in Italian and very well) and by Mina, a wonderful singer of the '60s.
Search YouTube for - tutti quelli che hanno un cuore
Thanks for the beautiful photos, too, as well as the song. As I said on another post about Dusty, her sound makes you feel good! Gone too soon, and I miss her still.
She gives you your 'quarter's worth', so to speak, because she didn't cut off choppy phrased, but delivered full through the notes.
flybreath - thats the whole point of life delivering up unpleasant individuals to us, so that next time around we recognise them. lol Dusty found long-lasting love eventualy.
Thanks flybreath for sharing - One of my FAVES by her. Just love the line "You couldn't really have a heart and hurt me" - those with a heart of stone seem to manage quite easily. Wonderful Moving Words. Great Post.
yes,I know that the song was first recorded by Dionne, and I like it, but Dusty's version surprised me a lo.Until YOU TUBE, I never knew she was such a versitale singer. The more I listen to her songs on You Tube, the more I like her. Her voice is more elastic and clearer than Dionne's. Had she lived in US and had she behind her Burt or H-D-H, she would had had much more hits and at least 10 Nr. ones.
thanks kickassfan for your support. What amazes me about Dusty is not only her voice, but the choice of her material ( perfect) and her sheer versatility. She could belt the ballads, sing fast songs, r&b, you name it.
You're on the right track. I maintain Dusty's management was responsible for her not maintaining her visibility later in her career. She was huge in the early 60s, make no mistake, but she was THE premiere female vocalist of the 60s and beyond and should have been recognized as such. I think she is just beginning to get her due. And she never [played the big rock venues, concert halls, or festivals. She could have opened for The Beatles at Shea-many possibilities.
Hi benmart5, to make a movie about Dusty is a great Idea. Here In Australia, a succesful TV series was produced chronicling her life. One unfortunate part of Dusty's life was that she did not receive the critical acclaim in the US that she sought. I've just come back to this message after taking a few minutes to read about her life. Wow you're right, Hollywood should make a movie. I wonder whether you realize the implications of your suggestion. Google Forgotten Hits The Dusty Springfield story.
Dusty is not that popular here in the states, but most do know her songs. Everyone (including myself) is always surprised to find out she's not black. She proved that soul is not reserved for just black folk.
Whenever Dusty Springfield sang a song I knew that it would be the best...the very best...As a teenager, listening to her...she helped me understand feelings that i had about me and love. Thank you Dusty!
Dusty's version of this fine song is sooo great! A bit more dramatic than Cilla's version. I'm a fan of both gals, but Dusty's version takes me to places Cilla's doesn't.
@nostalgiahistoria67........you've hit the nail on the head. Thats simply what Dusty does - she makes EVERY song she covers more dramatic, more emotional, more soulful and spinetingling than the other artists doing that cover!
Beautiful song and sung from the heart! <3
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Zgreens 1 month ago
I love Dusty...she had one unique voice. x
megamusiclover18 1 month ago
Burt Bacharach 4eva
tha1calldgeorgiep 1 month ago
nice :)
StyleAngel2011 1 month ago
She is now an angel in God's choir!! One of the very best artists to come along in or time.
LEETZENA 2 months ago 2
Wooooo.....love all 3 versions.....Dusty, Dionne and Cilla! Can't find 3 like these ladies in todays crowd.
smokepuroful 2 months ago
@smokepuroful becoz they dont exist :-)
pepip1000 1 month ago
i think dusty sang it best.
detagirl 2 months ago
She has a great voice. It seems she was "the Dionne Warwick" of England, what with singing the Bacharach/David numbers and all.
Fersomling 2 months ago
love Dusty but Dionne is the best with this song
marti29ish 2 months ago
What a great rendition. Fantastic job. This song is so solid, I've never heard a bad rendition of it. I love Dionne and Wynonna's versions but I love the clarity of Dusty voice, too.
lcowles 2 months ago
Dusty + Bacharach = Perfection w/ Fender bass
gaydar456 3 months ago
Amazing performance. What a voice! There is no one like her today... her voice is so pure and she knows how to carry a song
basicaa 3 months ago
thanks dusty for making a change in music. the only way to change the world.
you will be missed (rest in peace)
wesslan74a 3 months ago
One of my favourites by her it's such a beautiful song :)
SophieEvans121 3 months ago
classic music , 60s totally .love it
will012467 3 months ago
Well put. Dusty never wailed - she SANG. Always moving, always exciting...
burleq 3 months ago
the voice of an angel
gazzah54 4 months ago
Magnificent voice.
holgerspeckter 4 months ago 2
1:41 along with her voice sends goose me bumps!!!!
bmoliveras 4 months ago
The best
MrMuggleton 4 months ago
Dam! Why Did You Leave Us Dusty!
Such A Haunting Beautiful Voice, Silenced!
rip..........
47yesican 4 months ago
forgot to say thank you..!!!
brizpeg47 5 months ago
This song tore my heart strings out when I first heard it released...it does the same after all these years..no one else could ever really compete with Dusty on this one....it was HER song...!
brizpeg47 5 months ago 2
Great song, great time for music. Dusty just didn't take anything from this song. She gave it the same respect that Luther Vandross gave it. He just slowed it down. But the meaning is still there.
IRONMANHONDO87 5 months ago
I love her too
nettlehart 5 months ago
You grow up listening to and watching these beautiful and talented ladies, then all of a sudden you are all grown up and they,too, grow old, but no less full of grace, and then tragically - they are gone. Even though I never met Dusty I miss her grace, class, and charm. I can think of no current artist who comes even close to replacing her. None. Some may have the talent, but without the class. I sure miss that
palehorseone 5 months ago 7
@palehorseone here here, understand where you comming from, todays talent are lazy and sing original artists material. no more singer song writers these days only karaoke star wanabes. come on future performers.write something new, dont refurbish classics.coz they are perfected :-)
pepip1000 1 month ago
So Talented, so Beautiful!
carsbyjeff 5 months ago in playlist Dusty Springfield
Kim Wilde did cover version for Dusty's "Anyone who had heart" on her new album SNAPSHOTS
Jrabc12 5 months ago
I grew up with Dustys music in London in the 60's. She had gift to bring us all in touch with our emotions. To this day when I hear her voice it makes me cry....Her life was too short. RIP you taught us all about love...
bestbunny10 5 months ago 2
dusty is awesome :)
MrBuckwilliam 5 months ago
A CLASS ACT. Thank you for posting this.
ahfaxthis 6 months ago in playlist REBA
A big sound from the heart of the sixties
yuricarver 6 months ago
Outstanding!! Great Stuff here!!
5X5X5 Stars!!
~Matt~
venturesagogo 6 months ago 2
The Greatest xx
harrydave69 7 months ago
Forgive me people. I appear to look like very big tough scary man on the outside but this beautifully sung song here is melting my heart and drawing tears in my eyes.
BBQFanNo1 7 months ago 2
@BBQFanNo1 You tell it brother
palehorseone 5 months ago
I love you and I will always love you and I will never, ever forget you.
iamintheburg 7 months ago in playlist Dusty Springfield
Thank you Dusty for the great memories....love you
doowaditti 7 months ago
a real from-the-heart and swinging performer and a lady with a superb & lovely voice
boy, she could sing almost anything!
with many of her songs, the hairs on my arms go stand up
noormanbel 8 months ago
We had an Angel ,and didn't know it .Beautiful women and a real star .
mrsaddlebag 8 months ago
great song reminds me of a good friend
niknakzcat 8 months ago in playlist Dusty Springfield
The difference between performers today and the greats of the past is this: Today it is all about how you look...not how good your "pipes" perform. It is easy for the music industry to get away with this because the vast majority of the masses today are musically illiterate.
linricmiller 8 months ago 2
tony k i love you so much ... these words are for you!!...xxx
Su...xxx
susiddi 8 months ago 2
Oh what a voice and a beauty. Gone to soon. She didn't need to wear skimpy clothes or a dubbing mike. are you listening Jennifer and all the rest of you wanna be singers. This is a singer!! I get chills listening to her again.
johnkerry7 9 months ago 3
Dusty, the queen of Blue Eyed Soul !! what a voice !!, it takes real talent to beat
the original US R&B singers at their own game, the best female vocalist ever
except for maybe Aretha & Patsy Cline ??, such a distinctive, full, resonant , voice without fake growl or electronic trickery. A blessing from God IMHO
RIP princess..... you will never be forgotten
SuperStig23 9 months ago 3
I was born in 1965 but only knew who sang this version in the 90's its just superb.
Burt Bachrach and Hal David wrote a timeless classic.
nealschon1 9 months ago
A beautiful song by a beautiful LADY. Even in death her beauty and talent continues on.
Her ashes half in "the Henley on the Thames Cemetary" half "The Cliffs of Moher" in Ireland near her ancestry "The O'Brien Castle " a beautiful quiet spot for Dusty....R.I.P. Born in 50ty glad to be part of the best 60tys'..
77molson 10 months ago 2
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77molson 10 months ago
one of the greatest singers of the twentieth century
justinbieberloverf45 10 months ago 29
God she was beautiful.
TheGmgirl77 10 months ago
mothers favorite song , classic 60s .at least they sang back then ,not like the crap today
will012467 11 months ago
@will012467
Well said. Plus you can hear all the instruments.
TK42138 11 months ago
Bring back the sixties please miss the music
lindsay
MrLindsay08 11 months ago
Bring back the sixties please
MrLindsay08 11 months ago
from the hart so wanderfull for all generations
ytah2010 11 months ago
stunning pure class x
simonb1115 1 year ago
ian@yorkshire excelent thanks
MrMencap 1 year ago
Interestingly Dusty thought Cilla's version of this was best but her depth in this was great sound for the song and the arrangement but then Gene Pitney and Dusty both had great versions of 24 hrs in Tulsa... Dusty never sang a song that wasn't good and although not credited for having done many there are an awfull lot of them... And aren't we so lucky she did love music and getting the song the way she wanted before releasing it. Breakfast in Bed should have been a hit for her...
LukeNGood369 1 year ago
sorry Sama69 - you are so wrong. Burt Bacharach worked with BOTH Dionne Warwick AND Dusty!!!!
Dionne's versions were released in the USA and Dusty's in the UK. You are sadly, sadly, sadly mistaken - by far Dionne's were the bigger MONSTER hits. Both are uncompromisingly fine artists. Dusty truly truly loved Rhythm & Blues and her career work testifies to the fact - her special light is UNDIMINISHED by time.
missjordynleigh 1 year ago
Dusty's and Celia's versions of this song were direct examples of what black artists went through in the 50's and 60's in the recording industry.
Artists of colour -little Richard, Big momma Thorton et al had theri songs covered by the likes of Pat Boone Elvis et al... because of the racial disparity . The songs used the exact same arrangements, phrasing and the like. Many to this day often believe the white artists were originals They were not.
KuroInuSama69 1 year ago
@KuroInuSama69 1/2 Generally true but not entirely fair in Dusty's case. Yes, she covered black soul artists like Dionne, Babe Washington etc. but she always gave them full credit and championed the 'Motown sound' in the UK. It was her idea to host a Ready, Steady, Go special dedicated to Motown acts which helped introduce Stevie Wonder, Martha Reeves & the Vandellas, the Temptations, the Supremes and others to British audiences, who went on to have huge success here...
Nicklas4500 1 year ago
@KuroInuSama69 2/2 Dusty was also the first British artist to challenge apartheid on her tour of South Africa in '64 by having a clause written into her contract stipulating that she would not play to segregated audiences, for which she was deported by the South African authorities. Last point: Dusty never released Anyone Who Had a Heart as a single, just as an album track, and Bacharach wrote the Look of Love specifically for her.
Nicklas4500 1 year ago
@Nicklas4500 all that you say has a ring of truth to it, Just the way Elvis himself (not "The General" who managed him and demanded writing credit on anything Elvis recorded- regardless as to whether he wrote it or not) actually acknowledged artist like fats Domino, big mama Thornton and Little Richard, however, the fact remains that it was the practice at the time to have any song that was a hit by a black artist, re recorded by a white one to gain greater audience / market share [c]
KuroInuSama69 1 year ago
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KuroInuSama69 1 year ago
@Nicklas4500 [c] this often had the effect of burying the original artists. This was not the case of Dionne of course, but even Dionne could have been a bigger star if the practice did not exist. Also a great example of the revers never happening was "The look of love" Yes Burt and Hal wrote it - It actually was not specifically for Dusty to sing. It was written as an instrumental interlude for The 1967 version of "Casino Royale" - The sppof version of the popular Bond /007 series [c]
KuroInuSama69 1 year ago
@Nicklas4500 [c] It was Hal David added lyrics to the melody after seeing Ursula Andres ( the original Bond Girl in a rough cut of the film. Dionne didn't cover the some until almost 12 years later, and she began covering it at concerts, It made it onto a concert album released by her label and it was never a hit for her. however, Dionne's "songs" were hits for anyone who sang them . I'm just saying. [e]
KuroInuSama69 1 year ago
Dusty on top of the world!
govert1960 1 year ago
Great interpretation of a great song. I love Dusty's style.
trschaefer 1 year ago
OMG...I got goosebumps hearing this sound! Love her songs.
puggychu 1 year ago
i love the rest of the 70s,80s,and even 90s but no decades were as beautiful as the 1940s,1950s,1960s,and early 1970s. this song performance is only one example of many performances by many different singers and groups that cannot be numbered during this period.
BBQFanNo1 1 year ago 3
Original was recorded by Dionne Warwick - it's a Burt Bacharach song - however it was published by Cilla Black before Dionne's label could get it out - and then covered by Dusty later in the year. Caused a lot of friction apparently - some of this seems to persist.. The comments on the DW video say Cilla remained relatively unknown. - yeah right ! I like all three versions.
northernhecklet 1 year ago
total bliss, beyonce,mariah carey etc learn how to deliver vocals with heart and soul rather than a squeel or shout. Dusty shines on as a genius icon who should and will inspire future talent (all x factor competitors excluded!) to any female wanting to make it in music don't sing big and loud sing from the heart !!!
altv1969 1 year ago 48
@altv1969 This woman was a FIERCE Soul Singer! Met her in the 70's and she was so kind, and generous to me, a young girl group singer ( FTH) who worshiped the sound that came forth from her!!
StevesWifeCharlo 7 months ago 2
Is Dusty the original singer?....I am not sure, I always thought it was Dionne Warwick? Or am I wrong?
aereda01 1 year ago
@aereda01
You are correct, Dionne Warwick sang the original version.
I love this version, Dusty has such a haunting voice.
Still remember hearing this when it first came out; I was 4.
irresistablejewel 1 year ago 2
Simply wonderfull!
azureseas1 1 year ago 3
As great as Dionne Warwick was, no one covered Bacharach songs better than Dusty did....what a voice.
Steve915 1 year ago 2
@Steve915 yes I agree ...I just even realized about it
1206443 1 year ago
Thank you for this! And I wondered why Dionne Warwick's version didn't sound the way I remembered it! That's because it was Dusty Springfield's version that I liked best, and I didn't even realize it until just now!
You made me very happy!!!
ThePhylly3 1 year ago
I love Dusty with her dusty voice
cyclonesupercell 1 year ago 4
story of my life at the moment, torn apart by saying goodbey and hello again;-(
Choefoe 1 year ago
SHE HAS THE VOICE OF AN ANGEL
gazzah54 1 year ago
Dusty was one of the greatest pop singers of all time - no question on that. Cilla wasn't - no question - so I'm not biased!!! But on this one occasion I have to say Cilla's was THE VERSION ok, and will always be the version for all my generation brought up in the era of when it was released.
Neil
neil03152 1 year ago
great version, sounds like s Dusty song
pogle30 1 year ago
I love Dionnes version(the original) but this one is nice as well.
ninetiesbaby10 1 year ago 2
When I think of this song.The first singer that comes to mind is Dusty.
SAAB7899 1 year ago
There was only one Dusty Springfield. Her soul is beyond compare, I love Dusty for the notes she leaves out on purpose...just keeping you always on the edge wanting more and more when it's over...
JulinaAbecilla 1 year ago
My favourite female singer of all time.
Her voice just sends tingles down my spine.
The tone...just beautiful.
stevenjackson1958 1 year ago
@stevenjackson1958
Sheer brilliance !! the very best of all time.
twoslices 1 year ago
Perfection! No wonder Burt Bacharach called Dusty his favorite interpreter of his songs.
trschaefer 1 year ago
@trschaefer Hmmmm, thought that was Dionne Warwick since Bacharach produced well over 100 tunes for her. Wonder when Burt said that?
dibotis 1 year ago 3
@trschaefer That's funny- I saw him say the same thing about Dionne.
emmettk 10 months ago
fantastic , just adore Dusty's voice ..
BlondeRocknRoll 1 year ago
I LOVE this song & this is a wonderful version of it. Fabulous....so soulful! Miss you Dusty!
carrtide 1 year ago
like i say always x
esterlauder1 1 year ago
@greeneaglez34 oh yes, well in top 5, and very underateed in the music world.
redredreds100 1 year ago
till we meet again rip my love X
gazzah54 1 year ago
@greeneaglez34 ......Wroooooong.......THE TOP FEMALE VOCALIST, MOST SPINE TINGLING ARTIST, MUSICAL TALENT OF ALL TIME!!!
woody7075 1 year ago
This is simply gorgeous...
DauntlessDiva 1 year ago
God Damn!!! That woman can make me cry so much!!
jkoff76 1 year ago
Heavens to Murgatroid! THANKS so much for posting this DYNAMITE version of one of my favorite songs from the 60's. The late great Dusty gives us another one of her superlative performances. What a unique talent...and how sad she's no longer with us. You've MADE my day & my weekend! :)
JubalCalif 1 year ago 2
OMGDS !
whitewitch13 1 year ago
Her voice does have me convinced that she's experienced this. So many singers sound so fake (ex. Carole King). Dusty is my girl.
tightfistedtitans 1 year ago
i adore singers like her
nothinghumanlovesfor 1 year ago
the 50s and 60...Amazing <3
SweetAndCrazyAngel 1 year ago
This beautiful song was also recorded in Italian by Petula Clark (yes, she sang in Italian and very well) and by Mina, a wonderful singer of the '60s.
Search YouTube for - tutti quelli che hanno un cuore
chiarraR 1 year ago 2
@greeneaglez34 there is another version... Mina's (quelli che hanno un cuore). not to everybody's taste, but mina's singing is stellar, as usual!!
sgarpia 1 year ago
@sgarpia .....Thanks.....I agree, she has similar emotion and vocal range
greeneaglez34 1 year ago
@sgarpia
greeneaglez34 1 year ago
love this song!!! love that voice!!!
NANDOLOPZ 1 year ago
WOW THANKS....One of the Best Ever...
daubervil 1 year ago
Love this! Thanks for posting
trschaefer 1 year ago
makes me think of viet nam...
linricmiller 1 year ago
Ronstadt did a version of this as well, but it's got more power.
Seaclam67 1 year ago
Greatest song of the era. Dusty's version surpasses all others.
Fooblestheclown 1 year ago
Sensational! Thanks for posting this.
donnyvango 1 year ago
Also check out Luther Vandross and Elton John with Luther Vandross.
watchingdiva 1 year ago
i think dusty does the best with this song
linricmiller 1 year ago
beautiful beautiful video,can anyone tell me how to convert this to keep it in my ipod?
kickassfan 1 year ago
my favorite version of this song, by my favorite singer! Miss you Dusty!
authenticman 1 year ago
I hear this song and I feel....cold chills and deep sympathy.
It's simply an amazing and powerful song.
Always will be.
spinozareader 1 year ago
Still the greatest.
twinlorna 1 year ago 4
Voice of an Angel! thanks for this wondefull post!
Vstar4me 1 year ago 4
I love this song :)
RockHistoryTube 1 year ago 3
I really love this song.
5*****
RockHistoryTube 1 year ago 2
I love the original with Dionne Warwick and I like Cilla's version but Dusty's voice is so pretty.
CarlaFinley 1 year ago 2
She sings from the soul. One of my all time fav. artist.
watergrass5150 1 year ago 3
No, is not the best!!?
I like exclusive the original- version von Dusty Springfield, it's ever unforgettable!
oldierunner 1 year ago
This is the best version from "Anyone who had a heart" with Dusty! Other versions from Dionne or Cilla, you can forget it!
oldierunner 1 year ago 2
Thanks for the beautiful photos, too, as well as the song. As I said on another post about Dusty, her sound makes you feel good! Gone too soon, and I miss her still.
She gives you your 'quarter's worth', so to speak, because she didn't cut off choppy phrased, but delivered full through the notes.
gnsback 2 years ago 3
flybreath - thats the whole point of life delivering up unpleasant individuals to us, so that next time around we recognise them. lol Dusty found long-lasting love eventualy.
rockchick80s 2 years ago 3
Thanks flybreath for sharing - One of my FAVES by her. Just love the line "You couldn't really have a heart and hurt me" - those with a heart of stone seem to manage quite easily. Wonderful Moving Words. Great Post.
rockchick80s 2 years ago 3
Rest in peace my darling Dusty, miss you much!
janpats 2 years ago 29
Cilla, Lulu, Timi - all great, but IMHO, Dusty remains the greatest female white soul singer of all time. When is that biopic coming out, anyway?
sleepypie 2 years ago 2
Thanks for this posting - her version of this song has to be the best.
She has put so much feeling to it.
jasper4680 2 years ago 3
I love Dusty and didn't know she did this song.....no wonder Luther recorded this!!! Cause if Dusty did it.....must be good!
welchsuccess1 2 years ago 3
a truely amazing women thank you for the pleasure of your songs
richie120546 2 years ago 4
Excellent video. The sound is great.
sisterfuzz 2 years ago 5
love this song and love dusty thanks for sharing becky x
rebecca0030 2 years ago 4
great song
AZUFO1123 2 years ago 4
Lovely version. I just miss you Dusty...what else there to say. You were a rascal with class! Be at peace on the other side darlin'.
skilski2003 2 years ago 5
Miłe dla ucha. I ...
kijempisane 2 years ago
Love this version and this voice so huge...
SIMPLY RESPECT
kickassfan 2 years ago 4
What a voice!!!
First time i heard this :)
Sooo much better than Cilla!
Bluestone365 2 years ago
Her voice is haunting in this song, gives me goosebumps. Thank you for posting this.
Flap999 2 years ago 19
no one can compare to you Dusty.....sigh.....wish you were still here. love & miss ya lots!!
marydbest1 2 years ago 5
njezan......she lived here for YEARS...xxx
tigerboy1961 2 years ago
Hey DarlingYouSentme,
yes,I know that the song was first recorded by Dionne, and I like it, but Dusty's version surprised me a lo.Until YOU TUBE, I never knew she was such a versitale singer. The more I listen to her songs on You Tube, the more I like her. Her voice is more elastic and clearer than Dionne's. Had she lived in US and had she behind her Burt or H-D-H, she would had had much more hits and at least 10 Nr. ones.
njezan1 2 years ago 2
njezan1 "The more I listen to her songs on You Tube ,the more I like her"....words of truth. Amen
kickassfan 2 years ago 2
thanks kickassfan for your support. What amazes me about Dusty is not only her voice, but the choice of her material ( perfect) and her sheer versatility. She could belt the ballads, sing fast songs, r&b, you name it.
njezan1 2 years ago 4
You're on the right track. I maintain Dusty's management was responsible for her not maintaining her visibility later in her career. She was huge in the early 60s, make no mistake, but she was THE premiere female vocalist of the 60s and beyond and should have been recognized as such. I think she is just beginning to get her due. And she never [played the big rock venues, concert halls, or festivals. She could have opened for The Beatles at Shea-many possibilities.
Miss you Dusty!!
flamesounds 2 years ago 4
An incredible voice. Perfect phrasing. She was so talented.
slsteinberg 2 years ago 5
What a sweet voice,makes my heart young again.
kickassfan 2 years ago
By far the best version of Burt Bacharach classic. By the way, in Croatia in the sixties, this classic was covered by the female singer Ana Stefok.
njezan1 2 years ago 4
Its beautiful.
lesap1 2 years ago 3
What a voice!!!
benmart5 2 years ago 5
benmart5 you are right ....What a voice!!....very well said thanks 4 loving her as I do
kickassfan 2 years ago
So many beautiful songs!! Hollywood should make a movie about this unforgettable talent!!
benmart5 2 years ago 2
Hi benmart5, to make a movie about Dusty is a great Idea. Here In Australia, a succesful TV series was produced chronicling her life. One unfortunate part of Dusty's life was that she did not receive the critical acclaim in the US that she sought. I've just come back to this message after taking a few minutes to read about her life. Wow you're right, Hollywood should make a movie. I wonder whether you realize the implications of your suggestion. Google Forgotten Hits The Dusty Springfield story.
DarlinYouSendMe 2 years ago 2
one of those songs that seems like composed for "you"...
AriArwenUndomiel 2 years ago
"Sout" is a state of mind, not color. Who cares what color someone is? I certainly don't. I love Dusty's voice.
Vallbaby 2 years ago
Dusty is not that popular here in the states, but most do know her songs. Everyone (including myself) is always surprised to find out she's not black. She proved that soul is not reserved for just black folk.
tightfistedtitans 2 years ago
Deep Joy. Luv Dusty, what a gel...
dogsbreath101 2 years ago
Such a beautiful voice, Dusty was and always will be the best
clg850b 2 years ago 4
The words are sooo deep ... "What am I to do" ... so sweet.
Dusty's way is the BEST! ... Amazing voice ... Love it :) ... Tks. from Budapest
laggie24 2 years ago 4
Whenever Dusty Springfield sang a song I knew that it would be the best...the very best...As a teenager, listening to her...she helped me understand feelings that i had about me and love. Thank you Dusty!
edb081904 2 years ago 2
The only other comparison would Dionne Warwick...who wrote this song???
edb081904 2 years ago
Burt Bachrach composed it.
mikaylanewf 2 years ago
Hal David wrote the lyrics.
notanumber6 2 years ago
That's right! Thank you, I had forgotten...Dionne was their muse. They were like Elton John and Bernie Taupin, in a way.
edb081904 2 years ago
Absolutely love this version. Nuff said....no comparison necessary. RIP Dusty
marydbest1 2 years ago 9
Dusty's version of this fine song is sooo great! A bit more dramatic than Cilla's version. I'm a fan of both gals, but Dusty's version takes me to places Cilla's doesn't.
nostalgiahistoria67 2 years ago 13
@nostalgiahistoria67 .......touche!!
woody7075 1 year ago
@nostalgiahistoria67........you've hit the nail on the head. Thats simply what Dusty does - she makes EVERY song she covers more dramatic, more emotional, more soulful and spinetingling than the other artists doing that cover!
woody7075 1 year ago 2