Dusty in Memphis - The Windmills of Your Mind(audio only)

Album: Dusty in Memphis (1969)
(audio only)

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[SomethingGodAwful]

This would fit great in a film noir.

[KnightHawk111]

This is the best, the classic version of this song. (However, I won't mind hearing what Adele could do with it.)

[jsbach15]

The term film noir, French for "black film, first applied to Hollywood films by French critic Nino Frank in 1946, was unrecognized by most American film industry professionals of that era. Cinema historians and critics defined the category retrospectively. So, crime dramas of the 40s are only referenced as "Film Noir."

[WinchesterRanger]

Listen to this and all you can think of are the finest moments in your life - and there's usually a girl involved.

[Fred Gregg]

my god, she was wonderful.

[Lee Arnold]

Funny you say that I was also thinking what could Adele do

but this version will take some beating.

[unclealand]

It's fun to visit clips of Dusty Springfield and read the comments from myriad people who never knew about her until now. Yeah, she's still that great. When she sings a song as eerie and beautiful as this one, the result stays with you for the rest of your life. I never mind when I can't get a Dusty Springfield song out of my head.

[Prince Pharaon El-Nur]

Petula Clark's version, to be exact.

[Prince Pharaon El-Nur]

Killing Them Softly had it, but it was a different version.