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Top 10 Best Dusty Springfield Songs

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Dusty Springfield was one of the most iconic and influential female singers of the 1960s. Her distinctive voice and stylish performances captured the hearts of audiences around the world. Here are ten of her most memorable songs, along with links to their official music videos on YouTube.

1."Son of a Preacher Man"

 This soulful classic is one of Dusty's most well-known hits, and its iconic opening riff is instantly recognizable. 

2."I Only Want to Be with You"

Released in 1963, this upbeat pop song was Dusty's first big hit and established her as a rising star. 

3."You Don't Have to Say You Love Me"

 This emotional ballad is often cited as one of Dusty's greatest vocal performances, and it remains a beloved classic today.

4."The Look of Love"

 This sultry tune was originally written for the James Bond film "Casino Royale," and Dusty's version is widely considered to be the definitive rendition. 

5."Wishin' and Hopin"

 

Another upbeat pop hit from the early 1960s, this song has been covered by numerous artists over the years but remains a Dusty Springfield classic. 

6."Spooky"

Originally recorded by Mike Sharpe, Dusty's version of this haunting tune became a hit in 1968 and has since been covered by many other artists. 

7."What Have I Done to Deserve This?" (with Pet Shop Boys)

 This collaboration with the Pet Shop Boys brought Dusty back into the spotlight in the late 1980s and remains a fan favorite. 

8."In Private"

 This catchy pop tune was another collaboration with the Pet Shop Boys and became a hit for Dusty in 1989.

9."Anyone Who Had a Heart"

 Originally recorded by Dionne Warwick, Dusty's version of this classic Burt Bacharach/Hal David tune is considered by many to be the definitive rendition. 

10."Goin' Back"

 This wistful ballad was written by Carole King and Gerry Goffin and became a hit for Dusty in 1966. Its nostalgic lyrics and heartfelt delivery make it a standout in her catalog. 

These songs represent just a small sampling of Dusty Springfield's incredible legacy. Her music continues to inspire new generations of fans and stands as a testament to her remarkable talent and enduring influence on popular music.

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