Re: Dusty Springfield Dies of Cancer

1999-03-04 Thread lance davis

Isn't Dusty supposed to be inducted into the RnR Hall of Fame this year?
Too
damn late IMO.
She was amazing. RIP.
Slim

Yeah, and she can soak up what's left of the spotlight after Billy Joel and
Paul McCartney have besmirched it. And don't forget Bruce's fist-pumping
anthems with the reunited E-street Band. Good thing that's DEFINITLEY NOT a
marketing strategy to help his fans forget he: A) Owns an acoustic guitar
that doesn't include a band, B) Might have a politically-oriented conscience
that politicians couldn't exploit with a 10-foot pole, or C) Is a folkie and
not the average-guy multi-millionaire rock 'n' roller like the rest of us
greasemonkeys. Brce

Poor Dusty. Poor Curtis. They're being inducted into an institution both of
them are two classy for--in every sense of the word : )

Lance . . .





Re: Dusty Springfield Dies of Cancer

1999-03-03 Thread Tar Hut Records

Awful news. One of the best female singer ever. RIP.

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Date: Wednesday, March 03, 1999 9:07 AM
Subject: Dusty Springfield Dies of Cancer


I was real sad to hear this news this morning. I know Dusty's name came up
once or twice around here- or maybe that was just me comparing her sultry
voice to that of Lucinda's on songs like "Right n Time." Anyway this is from
AP.

March 3, 1999
Web posted at: 6:47 a.m. EST (1147 GMT)

LONDON (AP) -- Singer Dusty Springfield, whose husky, white soul  voice
fueled such 1960s hits as "Son of a Preacher Man" and "Wishin' and Hopin',"
has died after a long battle with breast cancer. She was 59.
Springfield died Tuesday night at her home in Henley-on-Thames, about 30
miles (45 kilometers) west of London, said her agent, Paul Fenn.

"She was one of the icons of the music industry," Fenn said. "She was one of
the most talented female singers of this century."

Springfield's first hit was 1964's "I Only Want To Be With You," followed by
a string of smashes, including "I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself"
and "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me."

In the 1990s, she resurfaced with another hit, teaming up with the Pet Shop
Boys for the single "What Have I Done to Deserve This."

Springfield's breast cancer was diagnosed in 1994 shortly after she recorded
her most recent album, "A Very Fine Love."

She underwent extensive chemotherapy until 1995, when she was diagnosed as
being clear of the disease. But the cancer returned the following year.





Re: Dusty Springfield Dies of Cancer

1999-03-03 Thread JKellySC1

Isn't Dusty supposed to be inducted into the RnR Hall of Fame this year? Too
damn late IMO. 

She was amazing. RIP.

Slim



Re: Dusty Springfield Dies of Cancer

1999-03-03 Thread NancyApple

This is not good news to wake up to. 

Son of a Preacher Man is a great vocal performance.

Breast Cancer is a really scary thing. 

All you girls please don't put off your check ups, 

and you boys out there, please gently remind us to do so.

Nancy