Springfield, Dusty: Very Fine Love
Springfield, Dusty: Very Fine Love
Format: CD
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Artist: Springfield, Dusty
Label: Music on CD
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 8718627223802
Genre: Rock
Digitally remastered edition. A Very Fine Love is the fifteenth studio album recorded by singer Dusty Springfield, and thirteenth released. Recorded in 1994 with producer Tom Shapiro and released in 1995, it was a Columbia Records release in both the US and UK, and Springfield's first such simultaneous release since Living Without Your Love in 1979. The album was originally tentatively called Dusty in Nashville, to tie in with the 25th anniversary of Dusty Springfield's keynote work Dusty in Memphis, but her record company "decided against it, in the belief that it would lead audiences to mistakenly expect a country album.". During the three months of recording of the album, Springfield often had bouts of laryngitis and other undiagnosed health issues. Upon returning to England, she saw a specialist and was subsequently diagnosed with breast cancer. Upon learning Springfield was to undergo radiotherapy, her manager, Vicki Wickham, was able to convince Columbia Records to delay releasing A Very Fine Love until Springfield was well enough to do promotion work. Springfield's cancer went into remission, and in June 1995, A Very Fine Love was released. After the release of the album, Springfield and Columbia Records decided not to renew the contract, and as the cancer recurred in late 1996, and she died in 1999, it proved to be the final studio album released during Springfield's lifetime.
Tracks:
1.1 Roll Away
1.2 Very Fine Love
1.3 Wherever Would I Be
1.4 Go Easy on Me
1.5 You Are the Storm
1.6 I Can't Help the Way I Don't Feel
1.7 All I Have to Offer You Is Love
1.8 Lovin' Proof
1.9 Old Habits Die Hard
1.10 Where Is a Woman to Go
