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  1. They also backed Dusty Springfield on her album Dusty in Memphis. Shortly after cutting the gospel set, the Sweet Inspirations were back in Atlantic's studios to record their third album, What the World Needs Now is Love, recorded in February 1968 in Muscle Shoals, Alabama with the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section.

  2. Grabado en American Sound Studio en Memphis por Atlantic Records. Para este álbum, Springfield trabajó con un grupo de productores muy importantes como el productor Jerry Wexler, el director Gene Orloff, y músicos como Tommy Cogbill y el grupo The Sweet Inspirations.

  3. Performing with Springfield were back-up singers the Sweet Inspirations and members of an informal group of American Sound Studios studio musicians known as the Memphis Boys, which included guitarist Reggie Young and bassist Tommy Cogbill.

  4. 13 de mar. de 2023 · Jeanette Leech. 13 March 2023. “I hated it at first,” Dusty Springfield said in 1993, of her 1969 album, Dusty In Memphis. “I hated it because I couldnt be Aretha Franklin .” Springfield’s love for and support of Black American music was well established by the late 60s.

  5. Para este álbum, Springfield trabajó con un grupo de productores muy importantes como el productor Jerry Wexler, el director Gene Orloff, y músicos como Tommy Cogbill y el grupo The Sweet Inspirations.

  6. Check out our album review of Artist's Dusty In Memphis on Rolling Stone.com. ... The song picks up Gene Chrisman’s woodblock and the Sweet Inspirations and it’s a fast race home.

  7. Dusty In Memphis [Deluxe Edition] Album • Dusty Springfield • 1969. 25 songs • 1 hour, 16 minutes Dusty in Memphis is the fifth studio album by English singer Dusty Springfield.