About this album
Where they were
Released in November 1972, 'See All Her Faces' was Dusty Springfield's sixth studio album, following her successful 'Dusty in Memphis'. At this point in her career, Springfield was navigating a transitional phase, moving from mainstream pop hits to more introspective and varied musical expressions, reflecting her evolving artistry.
Why it matters
'See All Her Faces' is notable for showcasing Springfield's versatility, earning critical acclaim for its emotional depth. The album received positive reviews upon release, solidifying her place in the blue-eyed soul genre and influencing future artists with its blend of pop and rhythm and blues.
Essential tracks
- "Mixed Up Girl" — This opening track sets the tone with its upbeat tempo and themes of confusion in relationships, displaying Springfield's vocal prowess.
- "Girls Can’t Do What the Guys Do" — A bold declaration of female empowerment, this track challenges societal norms while maintaining a catchy melody that highlights Springfield's soulful delivery.
- "What Good Is I Love You" — This poignant ballad encapsulates heartbreak and vulnerability, showcasing Springfield's ability to convey deep emotion through her voice.
- "Yesterday When I Was Young" — A reflective piece that resonates with nostalgia and regret, this song allows Springfield to explore complex emotions with a hauntingly beautiful arrangement.
Release Date
November 10, 1972
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Tracklist
- 1 Mixed Up Girl 3:28
- 2 Crumbs Off the Table 3:03
- 3 Let Me Down Easy 3:44
- 4 Come for a Dream 3:35
- 5 Girls Can’t Do What the Guys Do 2:28
- 6 I Start Counting 3:02
- 7 Yesterday When I Was Young 3:42
- 8 Girls It Ain’t Easy 3:23
- 9 What Good Is I Love You 2:57
- 10 Willie & Laura Mae Jones 2:48
- 11 Someone Who Cares 2:54
- 12 Nothing Is Forever 2:34
- 13 See All Her Faces 3:30
- 14 That Old Sweet Roll (Hi-De-Ho) 2:58
- 15 Haunted 2:20
- 16 Have a Good Life Baby 3:04
- 17 What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life 3:31
