Latest Release

- 6 JUN 2025
- 10 Songs
- Dusty in Memphis (Remastered Deluxe Edition) · 1969
- Actually (2018 Remaster) · 1987
- Stay Awhile / I Only Want To Be With You · 1963
- Dusty... Definitely · 1968
- Platinum Jubilee - Queens of Pop · 1964
- You Don't Have to Say You Love Me · 1965
- The Silver Collection · 1967
- Complete A and B Sides 1963 - 1970 · 2004
- Stay Awhile / I Only Want To Be With You · 1963
- Reputation & Rarities · 1990
- 2014
- 2014
Artist Playlists
- The English diva who made a soul landmark in Memphis.
- The blue-eyed soul queen set the aching tone for singers to come.
Live Albums
About Dusty Springfield
Dusty Springfield ranks among the most sensual and soulful voices ever. Born Mary Isobel Catherine Bernadette O’Brien in London in 1939, the singer and queer icon forged a legacy that includes some of the most distinctive pop hits of her era, including 1964’s sugary “I Only Want To Be With You” and 1966’s heartsick classic “You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me”. Most memorable of all, though, is her 1968 smash “Son of a Preacher Man”, which combined gospel, R&B and country influences with a vocal performance that was nimble, smoky and full of personality. The track was an export from her album Dusty In Memphis, revered for its stylistic spread, its lush and atmospheric orchestrations, and the singer’s sensitive delivery. Springfield recorded intermittently throughout the ’70s and ’80s amid personal strife, reemerging in earnest through collaborations with the Pet Shop Boys. She passed away in 1999, five years after recording her final album.
- FROM
- London, England
- BORN
- 16 April 1939
- GENRE
- Pop