Shelby Lynne Just a Little Lovin ( HQ vinyl 45rpm 2LP)

Release date: 19-12-2014(Originally released in 2008)

2014 US issue HQ 180g vinyl 45RPM 2LP from Analogue Productions. Cut to LP by Doug Sax from Analog Master Sources / Plated & Pressed by Quality Record Pressings.

Originally released by Lost Highway Records in 2008, Just A Little Lovin' is Shelby Lynne's stirring, emphatic tribute to the late British singer Dusty Springfield. It is to date the highest charting album of Lynne's career, reaching #41 on the Billboard 200, thanks to such endearing renditions of Springfield classics like "You Don't Have To Say You Love Me," "I Only Want To Be With You" and "How Can I Be Sure" among others. The set was even produced by the legendary Phil Ramone, the engineer for Springfield's original recording of "The Look Of Love."

Tracks:
A1     Just A Little Lovin'
A2     Anyone Who Had A Heart

B1     You Don't Have To Say You Love Me
B2     I Only Want To Be With You
B3     The Look Of Love

C1     Breakfast In Bed
C2     Willie And Laura Mae Jones

D1     I Don't Want To Hear It Anymore
D2     Pretend
D3     How Can I Be Sure

“Dusty Springfield was a soulful singer. You can't ever fill her shoes. So I just set out to sing songs we all want to hear again. The road map I followed when cutting these, was the one she made years ago. I didn’t pick these songs because they were easy to sing! I just sang and let the songs do the work. I'm so glad I did. Dusty inspired it all.” - Shelby Lynne

Reissuing this masterpiece was quite the undertaking for Analogue Productions. Keep in mind that almost without exception, for every pop record recorded after 1992, even if it's recorded to analog tape like this one, the songs are stored individually. That means that there is never an actual complete album master compiled. To cut an LP from tape, AP had to have mastering engineer Doug Sax assemble an analog master so that he could then cut the record to LP, using his famed tube electronics.

The resulting 200g 45rpm 2LP heavyweight platter from Quality Record Pressings is dead quiet and smooth. Plating was also done in-house at QRP by Gary Salstrom. And on the heels of Analogue Productions' reissue of Dusty Springfield's Dusty In Memphis, which was named Stereophile's 'Recording of the Month' for February 2012, the timing couldn't be more perfect. An unparalleled mixture of great music, great performances and a great recording!

"...all I can say is THIS IS INCREDIBLE!!!!!! The sonics are spectacular and the pressing quality is as good as has ever been pressed in my opinion. The backgrounds are dead, black, silent the way Japanese pressings used to come on JVC 'Supervinyl!' and believe me it doesn't get any better than that, though this may even be richer, darker and blacker." - Michael Fremer, analogplanet.com, Music 9/11, Sound 11/11

Features:
• 200g 45rpm 2LP-set from Analogue Productions
• Cut to LP by Doug Sax from analog master sources
• Plated & pressed at Quality Record Pressings
• Stoughton Printing glossy gatefold jacket