Dusty in Memphis
| Genre | Pop-Soul, R&B, Soul, AM Pop, Blue-Eyed Soul |
| Artist | Dusty Springfield, The Sweet Inspirations |
Tracklist
- 1Just a Little Lovin'Dusty Springfield2:18
- 2So Much LoveDusty Springfield3:31
- 3Son of a Preacher ManDusty Springfield2:29
- 4I Don't Want to Hear It AnymoreDusty Springfield3:11
- 5Don't Forget About MeDusty Springfield2:52
- 6Breakfast in BedDusty Springfield2:57
- 7Just One SmileDusty Springfield2:42
- 8Windmills of Your MindDusty Springfield3:51
- 9In the Land of Make BelieveDusty Springfield2:32
- 10No Easy Way DownDusty Springfield3:11
- 11I Can't Make It AloneDusty Springfield3:58
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