Dusty Springfield - At Midnight FULL VERSION video free download

soundseeker63

I know it was 1981 and fashionable at the time, but WHAT is she WEARING!!!? My god that is one ghastly outfit! Even by 80's standards!

Александр Рис

Забавный дизайн сцены!

Harrison and Reed

killed it.

Stefan Sittig

Some other examples of BRILLIANT Dusty LIVE performances that were never recorded in a studio for an album: "Up On The Roof", "People Get Ready", "Get Ready", "El Baion", "Peel Me A Grape", "Natural Woman", "I Don't Want To Go On Without You". All are available on YouTube for viewing and are 100% BRILLIANT performances that rival any singer of her generation. And actually, her last live performance of "Where Is A Woman To Go?" is a pretty kick-ass performance too! You are missed Dusty!! RIP

Stefan Sittig

This song was never on an actual album nor was it ever recorded in a studio, like many of Dusty's songs...and some of her best performances. abbafan999-I doubt Dusty said that, as the first 10+ years of her career were almost all live performing, from her time touring with The Springfields to her various TV shows, she was constantly singing live. I believe it was later in her career, that she avoided live performing as much. Some of her best performances, in my view, were live.

Cass Baby

@DustyJaneway I feel so bad for Dusty sometimes. I don't know why people couldn't just accept the fact that she was a lesbian, and gtfo off her back.

pecs2006

Simply outstanding.

tightfistedtitans

hard drugs and liquor definitely affect one's coordination and voice. such a shame. oh well

mnmcv1

she was definitely more hoarse and the vocals lower by the time she did REPUTATION, but the voice is still there and unmistakeable. There are moments on "Send it to Me", "Daydreaming", "Nothing Has Been Proved" and the title track where she does sound like her old self. Dusty was 50 though, and turbulent life she had led had undoubtedly affected her voice...

mnmcv1

Dusty's attempts at disco were limited (I think only "That's the Kind of Love I've Got For You", "Baby Blue" and "Your Love Still Brings Me to My Knees" were the only real disco songs she recorded)...I think if she had been paired with the right song it would've clicked. This definitely isnt the right song, but Dusty's always worth watching... :)

mnmcv1

okay, i can understand that- there's a distinct line between CAMEO and her later work. I was shocked by how good CAMEO really is, it's so undervalued. WHITE HEAT is her most unusual album, and honestly, one of her best. You can usually find the CD on eBay for around $10. CAMEO's much harder to come by. Either as a single CD or on the collection BEAUTIFUL SOUL (which adds her unreleased work from the aborted LONGING album), it's rare I see it for under $100...

mnmcv1

I disagree- she recorded some excellent material in the interim (I can think of songs from CAMEO, IT BEGINS AGAIN and WHITE HEAT that hold up very well against her 60's work), but unfortunately they either suffered from lack of promotion (from both the record label and from Dusty) or poor choice of leadoff single.

BlackMonk66

I don't know what happened to her taste in material after the early seventies, but she does look like she's having fun here.

henry peck

t-connection did the original.

tibaby2010

That is SPANDEX...not that I have a problem with it, but I felt like it had to be said.

Leah White

why mime wen she has such a voice ?

bradly2007

Dusty was hot & rocking in this period & released the "White Heat" masterpiece and came to US at The Greek Theatre & gave a totally incredible performance...love and miss Dusty!!!

Alice Strauss

Damn I love her!

Hatsumeha

could tell me who sings the original???

CrankCase08

Not up to usual standard. Crap song.