| Titel | Son of a Preacher Man |
| Komposition | John Hurley, Ronnie Wilkins, 1968 |
| Originalinterpret | Dusty Springfield |
| Klicks | 30972 |
| Info | Aretha Franklin famously rejected this song, only deciding to record it once she heard Springfield's version. Lyrically, it's clichéd, trite even. Good girl and equally good boy meet, sneak off, give in to each other: It's a Danielle Steele novel waiting to happen. But Springfield's quavering tenor is clear and warm enough to turn an underwritten character into an archetype, and it dissolves into the glistening guitars and hard-rolling horn riffs just perfectly. --Tom Breihan |
| Interpret | Titel | Label/Jahr | Platz |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dusty Springfield | "Dusty In Memphis" |
Phillips, 1968 |   |
| Jann Arden | "Uncover Me" | 2007 |