This was my first-ever CD box and that fact speaks enough for itself. Like so many other children of 1980's,I discovered Dusty Springfield after her collaboration with PSB and with 11 of her albums in my CD collection,I thought nothing can surprise me anymore - this wonderful CD box brings much more! Previosly unreleased songs,newly remastered old ones,hard-to-find B sides of singles AND loving tribute from famous musicians (Elton John,Bette Midler,Burt Bacharach...to Annie Lennox!),in short - perfect gift for any music lover. I just finished reading her biography "Dancing with demons" so I am still influenced by memoirs of her long-time manager who knew her as less-than perfect human being behind glamourous image,but no matter what personal problems she had to cope with,she left a beautiful legacy of her music. I was very moved with this CD box,but it does leave a impression that Dusty lost her way after brilliant 1960's period and for the rest of her career she was sort of lost,trying different music styles and not always finding that brilliance that shined through 1960's. After "Memphis" album,"Rolling Stone" predicted she could end up as hotel-lounge singer and that is excatly what almost happened - only her private alcohol/drugs problems stopped her actually. Knowing than her manager later managed Labelle,I can't stop wondering what would happen if Dusty had some clever team behind her,instead of spending "lost years" singing background vocals for others. At the same time,in 1970's Rita Coolidge had big hits while basically imitating Dusty's breathy,smoky vocals! Now,lady is gone and we have this beautiful CD box to remind us what a talent she had,IF ONLY big-time record companies were interested to invest time and money behind her...