Dusty Springfield, You Don't Have To Say You Love Me - 41m 40s

Tracks & Durations

1. You Don'T have To Say You Love Me	2:50
2. Won't Be Long	3:23
3. Oh No! Not My Baby	2:52
4. Long After Tonight Is All Over	2:39
5. La Bamba	2:37
6. Who Can I Turn To (When Nobody Needs Me)	3:26
7. Little By Little	2:36
8. If It Don't Work Out	2:47
9. It Was Easier To Hurt Him	2:48
10. I've Been Wrong Before	2:25
11. I Can't Hear You	2:29
12. I Had A Talk With My Man	2:56
13. Doodlin'	2:49
14. That's How Heartaches Are MAde	2:51
15. Packin' Up	2:03

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Review

By 1966, Dusty Springfield was moving closer to the middle of the road, adding Italian pop bombast (this album's fabulous title smash) and the occasional Broadway showstopper ("Who Can I Turn To?") to her repertoire. For most of the disc, however, she relied less on the sheer vocal power those songs demanded and more on the subtle inflections she'd internalized through her study of American soul singers. Strong to stunning versions of songs by Burt Bacharach, Carole King, Randy Newman, and then-Zombie Rod Argent help make this one of her best albums of the period--despite the presence of a "La Bamba" that epitomizes the phrase "out of place." --Rickey Wright

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