Pet Shop Boys With Dusty Springfield - What Have I Done To Deserve This? album flac

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She loved this group named Pet Shop Boys who had this hit in Europe called 'West End Girls. And their manager was coming to . to get them a publishing deal. She felt that because they were really interesting guys - one was an architect, one was a writer - and they were much more intelligent than many musicians were at that point in terms of knowing something outside of the world of music. And so that night we started 'What Have I Done To Deserve This?' So I stayed like an extra week. Julian Mendelsohn produced this, along with most of the tracks on the album. He spoke about his exhausting, yet rewarding, experience with Springfield in a Sound on Sound interview. Stephen Hague had been working on the track for a week or two and was bored with it, and my fresh ears did the trick.

The song’s success helped revive Springfield’s career and led to a resurgence of interest in her music. Pet Shop Boys and Dusty Springfield performed the song for the 1988 BRIT Awards. Following the duet the Pet Shop Boys wrote and produced the singles Nothing Has Been Proved and In Private for Springfield, both included on her 1990 album Reputation. The music video was filmed in a music hall, featuring a female chorus line and male members of the pit orchestra. It made significant use of the theater drapes and stage curtains for dramatic effect. Billboard Adult Contemporary. What Have I Done To Deserve This? . Billboard Hot Dance Music/Club Play. RELEASE INFORMATION: Label: EMI-Manhattan Records ‎– V-56080 Format: Vinyl, 12″, 33 ⅓ RPM Country: US Released: 1988 Genre: Electronic Style: Synth-pop.

Dusty Springfield feat. What Have I Done to Deserve This?

This period saw Pet Shop Boys reach new critical and commercial heights with three number one singles, It’s a sin, Always on my mind and Heart, and ‘What have I done to deserve this’, their number two single featuring Dusty Springfield. The ‘Catalogue’ re-issue of ‘Actually’ includes the remastered original album with the 2-CD album features bonus material including the Shep Pettibone mix of ‘Heart’, and demo versions and alternative mixes of tracks including ‘One more chance’ and ‘Always on my mind’.

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In late 1987, Springfield was beginning to look back towards the UK as a source of recording work, due in large part to her collaboration with Pet Shop Boys on their single "What Have I Done to Deserve This?". Pet Shop Boys had contacted Springfield's manager to ask if Springfield would perform guest vocals on the duet.