Vinyl Album - Dusty Springfield - A Brand New Me - Philips

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Dusty Springfield
Title:	A Brand New Me
Label:	Philips
Country:	Canada
Catalogue:	SBL 7927
Date:	1970
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Dusty Springfield	Lost	Kenneth Gamble, Leon Huff, Jerry Butler	Rate
A2	Dusty Springfield	Bad Case Of The Blues	Kenneth Gamble, Roland Chambers	Rate
A3	Dusty Springfield	Never Love Again	Kenneth Gamble, Leon Huff, Roland Chambers	Rate
A4	Dusty Springfield	Let Me Get In Your Way	Kenneth Gamble, Roland Chambers	Rate
A5	Dusty Springfield	Let's Get Together Soon	Kenneth Gamble, Leon Huff	Rate
B1	Dusty Springfield	Brand New Me	Kenneth Gamble, Leon Huff, Jerry Butler	Rate
B2	Dusty Springfield	Joe	Kenneth Gamble, Norman Harris, Allan Felder	Rate
B3	Dusty Springfield	Silly, Silly Fool	Kenneth Gamble, Leon Huff	Rate
B4	Dusty Springfield	The Star Of My Show	Kenneth Gamble, Leon Huff	Rate
B5	Dusty Springfield	Let's Talk It Over	Kenneth Gamble, Leon Huff	Rate

Notes

Label says the title is 'For You.....Love Dusty'

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Comments and Reviews


PhilMH 22nd Apr 2023		Also released on Atlantic in Canada, which appears to have been a mistake, as all the accounts of Dusty's signing to Atlantic in June 1968 (as reported in Billboard, Cash Box and Record World in their issues of 29th June, and all likely re-writing the same press release) suggest that her Atlantic deal was for the US only (though no account actually used the word "only"), with "other countries" remaining on Philips. Certainly all of Dusty's Canadian singles from this album and DUSTY IN MEMPHIS were on Philips, though WEA Canada did release the latter album on Atlantic in the mid-80s, and a late 90s CD reissue of DIM on Rhino in Australia had to be hurriedly withdrawn because PolyGram held the rights.