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Originally Posted by Dodfather
Dusty Springfield - Dusty In Memphis (1969)(
Flawless. I think you have to have no ears to dislike this record! Haha. It was genuinely shocking at points too to hear a white woman singing such soulful, risque lyrics as those in Son Of A Preacher Man. Also, Breakfast In Bed and I Don't Wanna Hear It Anymore are both heartbreaking and voyeuristic/titallating (but not smutty) at the same time. Just wonderful.
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Oy - this is one of my favorites, too. It's effing brilliant. And I love "Windmills of Your Mind."
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Jackson Browne - Jackson Browne (Saturate Before Using) (1972)
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I dunno if I prefer him to James Taylor, necessarily, but this and Late for the Sky are both beautiful. He's a hard one for me to listen to, tho - just because his lyrics tend to be so maudlin.
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Originally Posted by jaycee
5. Soul Cages - Sting. Another beautiful album!
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Another one that could've easily been on my list.
And I'm glad to see some Steely Dan love on this thread.
