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Clive wrote:The Lana Sisters' song Buzzin' is available for download next month, but no mention of a CD release.
I can't make out Dusty's voice in the sample clip though.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Buzzin/dp/B003J ... 496&sr=1-1
SweMaria wrote:Thank you so much for that link!![]()
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At 4:16 you can listen to Dusty's wonderful voice
Kathy wrote:SweMaria wrote:Thank you so much for that link!![]()
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At 4:16 you can listen to Dusty's wonderful voice
Maria, There are a number of CD's available which have Dusty talking if you like the sound of Dusty's voice (and who doesn't)
Some, are available to LTD members via charity donation (to the Hospital that looked after Dusty when she had cancer--The Royal Marsden) and include: Dusty as DJ 79 and 89 (2 discs) where Dusty plays her favourite music. Also there's A Very Fine Love radio promos from 1995 (2 discs); The Saturday Sequence, 1989 and The Dave Cash Show and "Be My Guest" Dusty talks to Emperor Rosko 1970 (together 2 discs). Several people helped to provide this material for fans, including Carole G and Jen in Canada. I think Rob has these CD's for distribution or even closer to home it's possible that Cor can provide them. Happy listening to Dusty!![]()
daydreamer wrote:Anyone spotted this book around anywhere? I'm wondering what Dusty story he has to tell.
daydreamer wrote:Anyone spotted this book around anywhere? I'm wondering what Dusty story he has to tell.
Sweetbaby wrote:daydreamer wrote:Anyone spotted this book around anywhere? I'm wondering what Dusty story he has to tell.According to the Daily Mail review Mike really has no stories to tell :
In the course of duty [hosting TV series], they [Mike & Bernie Winters] naturally ran across other famous people, and Mike's anecdotes are so surpassingly banal they possess a sort of poetry. Mike glimpsed Sean Connery on the stairs and saw Bob hope in a corridor. 'Hi Bob,' said Mike. 'Hi there,' said Bob.
He met The Beatles and 'Jane Asher was carrying Paul's guitar'. My favourite moment is when Mike encountered Dusty Springfield. 'I never found out why she called herself Dusty,' we are told.
Clive wrote:Dusty's Sweet Ride is included in this forthcoming CD collection of songs written by Lee Hazlewood.
Not sure which version they have used.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Califia-Songs-L ... 664&sr=8-1
Cas19 wrote:Thought this could go here. Saw it whilst looking for something else. Don't ask me the year, someone with a good memory, or the patience to look it up may know!![]()
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