Dusty in Memphis
Album by Dusty Springfield
Released	January 13, 1969
Recorded	September, 1968
Producers	Jerry Wexler, Arif Mardin, Jeff Barry, Tom Dowd
Genre	Soul, Pop
Length	50 min 42 s
Record label	Atlantic Records
Catalogue	(1969 LP) Atlantic Records 8214, (1981 LP) Mercury Records 6381023, (1999 Remastered CD) Rhino Records R2-71035
Professional reviews
Robert Christgau	Grade: ?	link
Rolling Stone	?/5	[1]
Allmusic.com	5/5	link
Dusty Springfield Chronology
Dusty... Definitely (1968)	Dusty in Memphis (1969)	A Brand New Me (1970)

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Track listing

1. "Just a Little Lovin'" (Mann/Weil) - 2:18
2. "So Much Love" (Goffin/King) - 3:31
3. "Son of a Preacher Man" (Hurley/Wilkins) - 2:29
4. "I Don't Want to Hear It Anymore" (Newman) - 3:11
5. "Don't Forget About Me" (Goffin/King) - 2:52
6. "Breakfast in Bed" (Fritts/Hinton) - 2:57
7. "Just One Smile" (Newman) - 2:42
8. "The Windmills of Your Mind" (Bergman/Bergman/Legrand) - 3:51
9. "In the Land of Make Believe" (Bacharach/David) - 2:32
10. "No Easy Way Down" (Goffin/King) - 3:11
11. "I Can't Make It Alone" (Goffin/King) - 3:57
12. "What Do You Do When Love Dies" (Unobsky/Weiss) - 2:42 (1999 remastered CD bonus track)
13. "Willie & Laura Mae Jones" - 2:49 (1999 remastered CD bonus track)
14. "That Old Sweet Roll (Hi-De-Ho)" (Goffin/King) - 2:59 (1999 remastered CD bonus track)
15. "Cherished" - 2:38 (1999 remastered CD bonus track)
16. "Goodbye" (Bach/Tanega) - 2:33 (1999 remastered CD bonus track)
17. "Make It With You" (Gates) - 3:12 (1999 remastered CD bonus track)
18. "Love Shine Down" - 2:22 (1999 remastered CD bonus track)
19. "Live Here With You" (Slavin/Soles) - 2:44 (1999 remastered CD bonus track)
20. "Natchez Trace" (Goldberg/Slavin) - 2:58 (1999 remastered CD bonus track)
21. "All the King's Horses" - 3:10 (1999 remastered CD bonus track)
22. "I'll Be Faithful" (Soles) - 3:01 (1999 remastered CD bonus track)
23. "Have a Good Life Baby" - 3:09 (1999 remastered CD bonus track)
24. "You've Got a Friend" (King) - 5:28 (1999 remastered CD bonus track)
25. "I Found My Way" - 3:12 (1999 remastered CD bonus track)

Personnel

• Dusty Springfield - Vocals
• Arif Mardin - Producer, arranger, strings arranger, horns arranger
• Tom Dowd - Producer, arranger, horns arranger
• Jerry Wexler - Producer
• Jeff Barry - Producer
• Jim Pierson - Compilation producer, liner notes
• Gene Orloff - Conductor, arranger
• Thom Bell - Arranger
• The Sweet Inspirations - Backing vocals
• Reggie Young - Guitar, sitar
• Tommy Cogbill - Guitar, bass guitar
• Bobby Emmons - Organ, piano, electric piano, congas
• Bobby Wood - Piano
• Gene Chrisman - Drums
• Mike Leach - Congas
• Ed Kollis - Engineer
• Dan Hersch - Remastering
• Jim Feldman - Liner notes
• Haig Adishian - Design
• Rachel Gutek - Reissue design
• David Redfern - Photography

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Charts

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Singles - Billboard (North America)

External links

• Amazon.com review
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