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Vocal Coach reacts to reaction to analyses analyzes analysis of breaks down Dusty Springfield - Son Of A Preacher Man
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Mary Isobel Catherine Bernadette O'Brien OBE better known by her stage name Dusty Springfield, was an English singer.
"Son of a Preacher Man" is a song written and composed by American songwriters John Hurley and Ronnie Wilkins and recorded by British singer Dusty Springfield in September 1968 for the album Dusty in Memphis.
Songwriter(s) John Hurley, Ronnie Wilkins
Producer(s) Jerry Wexler, Arif Mardin, Jeff Barry, Tom Dowd
Performed by Dusty Springfield
Genres: pop, Blue-eyed soul
Origin: West Hampstead, London, England
Location and Date
2013
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The album 'Dusty in Memphis' is considered one of the best of all time
As well as that gorgeous tone, Dusty swings like crazy. Great timing and rhythm. She learnt that from Peggy Lee.
My all time favourite female singer, with songs like..'Spooky'..'Wishin and Hopin'.. 'I just Don't Know What To Do With Myself', and many more.
Back then we heard this on the radio, but you never saw them perform unless they were on one of the few TV shows (Glen Campbell or Smothers Brothers, etc.) on the 3 networks, or if you saw them in concert. This is the first time to see Dusty's moves while she performs. Thanks Beth.
She got a lot more TV exposure in Britain, and made several TV specials performing her classic hits.
@@lifelover515 Ah, interesting. I basically heard this one song only from her. It was a big hit on the radio then, however.
Oh man! My parents raised us on "oldies". Stuff like this, Motown, etc. Just incredible music to build our own styles on.
Totally!
That "Dusty in Memphis" album is amazing, one of the best ever.
Dusty’s version of “The Windmills of Your Mind” is simply amazing! There is no better version in my opinion.
An old favourite of mine - not only because it's such a great relaxed soul number, but because it so effortlessly segues into that more punchy last half, with the funky ride cymbal leading the beat and contrasting with Dusty's laid-back style.
Another sang by Dusty Springfield is “the Look of Love”. I would enjoy seeing you listening to Diana Krall’s version of that song.
❤❤❤Dusty ❤❤❤ The one and only voice of Miss Dusty Springfield and all her smooth pitch perfect tones wrapped inside of the emotional currents is the only way to experience this song. Outstanding
I love this version! So much passion
It's THE version ;-)
I agree wholeheartedly that her voice has a sensual texture. In my opinion this is one of the most sensual vocals I've ever heard. I feel seduced, yet she's singing about someone else!! I get a similar feel from Haley's "Creep". Just stunned. .
A great singer who went to the States, took 'em on on their home turf and won hearts and minds there. Loved and admired by casual listeners and professionals alike.
You know what they say about preachers' kids. LOL Always loved this song. Loved Aretha's cover too. Aretha was also a preacher's kid.
My all time favourite go to karaoke song!! Love it ❤️
She was awesome with The Pet Shop Boys' What Have I Done To Deserve This.
Love me a bit of Dusty , my favorite is Close My Eyes and Count to 10 .
Unquestionably the greatest of the 60s British pop divas. My fave is the beguiling Goffin-King number 'Goin' Back', a typically 60s big production which charted only moderately, but her love of Motown shines through here. I wish she'd done more Bacharach. She made the definitive version of 'The Look of Love'. Dusty was a somewhat troubled, insecure lady whose star quality faded by the 70s. She drove her producers to distraction by recording every note individually. She was terrified of the media exposing her homosexuality and given to binge drinking. She also had a habit of throwing crockery which she would buy by the boxful for the purpose. A voice still loved by many, including me. Thanks Beth.
Quite tragic..if she was alive now she could be openly gay and get married. One of my all-time favourite singers, and underrated.
Dusty was one of the greatest singers ever thankfully she was inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame shortly after her passing. Other very good songs include. You don't have to say You Love Me, I only want to be with You. Wishing and Hoping and A Brand New Me. As Linda Ronstadt she was noted to do covers as good or better.than the original Anyone who had a Heart by Dionne Warwick and Am I the same Girl by Barbara Acklin. Appreciate if you react more from Dusty
Love this song! Thanks for your analysis. 🥰
A funny song about when my son was younger, I'd play this and he thought he was saying "son of a creature man" 😂
Gives it a different meaning 😆
Great song! I hear it and automatically think of Pulp Fiction!👍
Hello there Ms. Beth, long time no see. It must be due to my algorithm or you violated your parole.....again. ;) Never seen this video or singer but I will admit the very first thing that pops into my head hearing this is my favorite movie of all time. "Pulp Fiction". Nice to put a face to this song. Keep out of trouble so I can see more of your vids. :)
I've been busy doing reactions most days! Make sure you click the notification bell and you'll be notified of when I realise a video :) On another note, here is a little song: th-cam.com/video/7bAluPrWJxQ/w-d-xo.html
Hope you enjoy!
You’re right, this is sooo smoooooth ❤️
I love to hear you sing this song. You have a amazing voice.
Thank you Kaj!
I came on to comment on the exact same sentiment. Would love to hear her sing this song. Beth, you would absolutely blow this song outta the water…., in a great way.
😉⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️😉
I agree i would also love to hear Beth sing this song
Joss Stones live performance of this from years back is still the sexiest most sensual music performance Ive ever seen
Great tune........one of the best Bass lines ever!!
Dusty was a vocal legend of the 20th Century
Thanks for this retro revisit. I probably saw this on TV during this timeframe as a youngster. TV music programs were quite popular in the 1960's. I don't miss the "hair helmets" though that were popular then.
Guessing her big hit was 'I only want to be with you ' but she had a bunch of great songs, many mentioned here. Can't mention Dusty without mentioning her brother Tom...the 'fifth Seeker.' He wrote many of their hits. Really talented people
Dusty is the UK's premier "blue-eyed soul" singer.
And I love the ride cymbal accents starting at 2:40. It would be too much through the entire song, but just for that final verse, it's perfect.
Nos transportaste al pasado ok Beth 👏👏🍀🍀
I've just cried so much of Joy watching you analyse the OBE Dusty Springfield. But i still believe she deserves a vídeo like Aretha Franklin. Have you heard her singing "the look of love" and the you tive videos from her career in the begining?
Thank you! th-cam.com/video/7bAluPrWJxQ/w-d-xo.html
Dusty, of course is always stunning, but I also absolutely adore Janis Joplin's version.
When did Janis perform/record this? 😜
Another great singer from that era that I would love to see you react to is Jackie DeShannon.
If you are looking for another song to cover, my vote goes to this one.
Linda Ronstadt - La Charreada
Los Tigres del Norte (feat: Zack de la Rocha)- Somos Mas Americanos
The Avett Brothers - Ballad of Love and Hate (live)🔥
I like your style, lady. Good choices!
Gorgeous. As you said she keeps it under control and smooth rather than yell
I read where Dusty happened to be shopping in a store at the same moment as Aretha Franklin. Dusty recalled Aretha coming up to her and saying, “girl yes!” Dusty said it was the greatest compliment she ever received!
I think it happened in a lift in the Brill Building
She was such a fantastic singer. I remember it being released.
I always liked this song, but didn’t share her passion for r&b type material; I preferred her in the power ballads, jazz, pop or especially, Bacharach type stuff.
Each to their own.
.. ShewLawd .. .. Gotta love MissDusty!
And she sang instead of shouting!
Hi Beth, while you occasionally delve into past singers, I don't think you have ever reacted to any of Melanie's songs. Melanie Safka was huge around the world in the '70s. You might like her version of Ruby Tuesday (or any others of her back catalogue) th-cam.com/video/RanxIzBac0k/w-d-xo.html
She certainly had a unique voice and her folk singer/songwriter approach transitioned to mainstream.
Very cool.
So classy 😃😃😃
I would love to see you react to some heavier music again. Maybe as a Scot, you'd like to check out some Celtic-inspired punk from various places. Just in Canada, you have the Mudmen, Real Mckenzies, and Enter the Haggis. In the US, you have the Dropkick Murphys and Flogging Molly
Love the McKenzies' music especially "Loch Lomond" and "Mainland"...
Really like the channel. Would love a reaction to Mark laneghan and Isobel Campbell, rambling man. I think you'll enjoy the contrast between the voices, how well they marry up, and it's a great song.
I'd love to see you react to Petula Clark and Cilla Black. Dusty and the aforementioned were all popular at the time, with great voices and great hits!
Try Jackson C Frank, an underrated artist. + Read his background story.
I would love to see you reacting to one of these Brazilian singers: Elza Soares, Maria Bethânia e Ney Matogrosso.
Three performers, two guitars and one mic! Dusty, her brother Tom and Mike Hurst performing Island of Dreams live is so good. When Dusty went solo, Tom and Mike both went on to have amazing careers writing and producing (The Seekers and Cat Stevens). th-cam.com/video/rhF-Mqn-HEQ/w-d-xo.html
I would love to see you analyze Nick Cave when he was with The Birthday Party 😂
Maybe some day someone will refer to you as "lovely, old."
Have you done passenger - let her go? That would be fantastic 😍
Aurora is currently untouchable by today's standards. The female vocalists of this era (1960s) were tremendous. I've just been absolutely obsessed with exploring them. I'm sure that you're familiar with Bobbie Gentry. I'd love to hear your analysis of "Ode to Billy Joe".
Aretha Franklin released this song and it completely over took Dusty’s version which I think is amazing. In an interview Dusty said that she should’ve sung it the same way as Aretha. Both beautiful ladies with great voices
How about "The Sweetest Thing (I've ever Known)" by Juice Newton?
O but i'd love to hear Aurora cover it 😁 .
Beth react Alcione você me vira a cabeça
I love this song, but for me Dusty's career topper was _you Don't Have to Say You Love Me_
Can you cover chiquis rivera singing in La academia? Please
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I was born 1950, no I'm not old, just been around a long time, ahh Dusty, love Dusty, just something about her,
Joss Stone does a great version of this.
Did you say, the lovely ''old'' Dusty Springfield...lol?
Ooh! I was just listening to Eva Cassidy doing this. The only version that gets close to Dusty in my opinion.
Oo good shout! I'll be doing an Eva Cassidy reaction soon! Stay tuned :) x
The band does an impressive job here. Usually, back then, the band behind these TV appearances sucked all of the soul out of the song. Not here.
“The Look Of Love”, Wishing And Hoping”, we’re better hits by Dusty Springfield. And even more smoky and sensual.
how do you like Joss Stones version!!??
Dusty was a gay Irish catholic, so she had it especially tough at that time. I think her greatest song is Goin' Back, it was used to great effect on an Irish ad for electricity or gas when I was a child 35 years ago.
Mum loves her, refuses to believe she was lesbian ha. This is my upbringing
you have to react to "What Is Love (metal cover by Leo Moracchioli feat. Priscila Serrano)"
First
Woop!
talk about a voice..
pretty of course yourself
Dusty had better hits. And stunning video lives on TH-cam.
Song recommendation for you Beth-“Signs” by “The Five Man electrical band”
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