2014 Remastered, 45rpm, 200gm. "Vowing To Steer Clear Of Untouchables Like “Son Of A Preacher Man”, Lynne’s Song Selection Is Key. There’s A Case For Avoiding “I Only Want To Be With You” And “Anyone Who Had A Heart” Too, But The Results Are Remarkably Good. In Squeezing All The Saturday Night/Sunday Morning Feel From The Originals, She Refashions Them Into Doleful Folk-Soul Songs. Instead Of Strings And Choirs, Producer Phil Ramone Relies On Piano And Spare Tones Of Jazzy Guitar. So The Title Track, For Instance, Now Sounds Like A Mournful Elegy Rather Than The Gospel Celebration Of Its 'Dusty In Memphis' Forebear. If There’s Something Odd About An Authentic Southern Girl Reworking A Singer From Ealing Who Longed To Emulate Her American Heroes, Then It’s Perhaps Best To Judge This Record On Its Own Merit. Which, As It Turns Out, Is Very High Indeed." - Uncut