• Hey any Dusty Springfield fans out there?

    Alex Cruz Posted On May 7, 2010
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    I’m a huge fan of Dusty Springfield – My friend told about this new original DVD series: www.reelinintheyears.com/britishinvasion I went ahead and bought these DVDs. I think I got full value for my money. What I liked about these DVD’s is the band members talking and recounting about each song and special moments in the history of the group.Dusty’s number “Son Of A Preacher Man,” is still a masterpiece.Wow what a singer she was!!!! Small Faces “Itchycoo Park”, and “Green Circles.” are psychedelic treasures.”No milk Today” by Herman’s Hermits is still a joy to watch. All said and done, this compilation is neatly done piece of work




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