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Issue 1050

Jan issue out now...

THE OFFICIAL 1ST STOP FOR MUSIC WRITING, COMMENT, INTEGRITY, OPINION AND LISTINGS

It's T-Time! T-Pain clocks up a huge hit while putting a few records straight

20-12 Vision Time to start your engines as we check out who will be making headlines this year

Generation X Rebecca Ferguson shows her soul credentials are bang up to date

January Print issue available now Artists, albums and tracks of the year + our tips 2012

News Item

'Dusty In Deutschland' DVD

Zone Records has successfully negotiated with WDR in Germany for the dvd release of Dusty Springfield’s 1969 tv special, produced in Cologne by Bob Rooyens. As a bonus, Dusty’s appearance at the 'Gala-Abend der Schallplatte (Pop) Berlin 1969' earlier in the year, is also included.

Both shows are in colour and the dvd is Region 0 which is playable worldwide. The dvd is accompanied by a four-page colour booklet. 'Dusty In Deutschland' includes: 'Son Of A Preacher Man', 'I Close My Eyes And Count To Ten', 'I Think It’s Gonna Rain Today', 'Ain’t No Sun Since You’ve Been Gone', 'The Windmills Of Your Mind', 'Love Power', 'Come Back To Me', 'Just A Little Lovin’ (Early In The Morning)' and 'Sunny'. 'Gala-Abend der Schallplatte (Pop) Berlin 1969' contains: 'Come Back To Me', 'Son Of A Preacher Man' and 'I Close My Eyes And Count To Ten'.

For further information about this very special dvd, slotted for September 2010 release, please contact dustybulletin@aol.com
Words SHARON DAVIS

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