Dusty Springfield Collection

Dusty Springfield performing at The New Musical Express Pop Awards Concert at Wembley empire Pool on Sunday 1st May 1966. Dusty was voted Best Female Singer by NME readers. Picture taken 1st May 1966

Dusty Springfield, popular English singer, pictured in Albert Square, Manchester, England. Picture taken 20th May 1965

Dusty Springfield (singer) left London for Paris, Tuesday 10th December 1968, , with the man rumoured to be the love of her life, disc jockey, Emperor Rosko

Dusty Springfield pictured at London Heathrow airport signing an autograph for a young fan. Dusty is wearing bells and beads over her multi-coloured trouser suit. Dusty is on her way to Los Angeles

Dusty Springfield, singer, pictured at London Heathrow Airport. Picture taken 13th July 1987

Dusty Springfield arrives at Heathrow Airport in London, from the USA, after a ten day visit. She bought back a large red rose which she was given before she left the USA

Dusty Springfield, popular English singer, on stage at The Gaumont Theatre, Doncaster, England, Picture taken 1st December 1964

The ABC Television Autumn Press Reception, attended by many of the stars who will appear in the new autumn line up. Left to right, Richard Dickie Davies, Philip Harben, Dusty Springfield

Dusty Springfield, star of the pantomime Merry King Cole which opens at the Empire Theatre, Liverpool, on Christmas Eve. Pictured, Dusty Springfield with the song sheet she will use in the pantomime

Dusty Springfield spend a couple of hours singing in Battersea Funfair on Wednesday, 15th June, 1966. she wore a pink and orange, flower print slack-suit with pink daisies in her hair

The Springfields. Left it Mike Hurst ? vocals, guitar Centre is Dusty Springfield - vocals Right is Tom Springfield (brother of Dusty) vocals, guitar

Dusty Springfield performing at the rehearsals for Top of the Pops at the BBC, Studio G, Lime Grove, London, W12. She performs the song " Give Me Time" on the show

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Dusty Springfield: The Iconic English Singer Who Captivated the World Dusty Springfield, the popular English singer, graced Albert Square in Manchester, England with her mesmerizing presence. Known for her soulful voice and captivating performances, Dusty was a true musical sensation. On Tuesday 10th December 1968, Dusty made headlines as she left London for Paris. Her departure marked a new chapter in her career, showcasing her international appeal and desire to explore new horizons. Even at London Heathrow airport, Dusty's star power shone bright. She took time to sign autographs for young fans who eagerly awaited her arrival. Her genuine connection with her audience only added to her allure. From airports to concert stages, Dusty commanded attention wherever she went. At The New Musical Express Pop Awards Concert at Wembley, she delivered an unforgettable performance that left the crowd in awe of her talent and charisma. Her travels were not limited to Europe alone; Dusty also ventured across the Atlantic. Arriving from the USA at Heathrow Airport in London brought excitement among fans who anxiously awaited their idol's return home. The Gaumont Theatre in Doncaster witnessed yet another remarkable moment when Dusty took center stage. With each note she sang, it became clear why audiences adored this incredible artist so deeply. But it wasn't just music that occupied Dusty's life; she also embraced other forms of entertainment. As the star of the pantomime Merry King Cole at Empire Theatre, she showcased versatility beyond singing and proved herself as a multifaceted performer. In between gigs and shows, Dusty found joy even in simple pleasures like spending hours singing at Battersea Funfair on Wednesday—a testament to both her love for music and dedication to connecting with fans on a personal level. Before embarking on a successful solo career, Dusty was part of The Springfields alongside Mike Hurst on vocals.