This is a truly wonderful dvd. I don't know if it was produced earlier and this is just another pressing, the insert looks like it's been printed on a xerox machine with cheap paper, but this aside, the content is pure joy for both ears and eyes. The majority of the performances included are in color and are almost complete. Highlights for me are "Wishin' & Hopin'", regrettably only a short snippet of this is included in the intro to the program, with Dusty looking splendid in a pink gown, and closing the program, "The Look Of Love" with Dusty wearing what looks like a sailor suit, but most of the performance features what is probably the closest shot of her face from this period, where for once, her eyes are not heavy with makeup and you can actually see her clear gorgeous eyes and what a face. Seeing all these videos makes you really see how wonderful she was, putting a moving image to music and record sleeves reveals a completely new dimension to loving Dusty. Most of these performances are in studio, with only a couple performed on tv shows with audience. Petula Clark is delightful in her recollections and discussing Dusty and there are also snippets of an interview with Dusty in the very late 60s or early 70s.I highly recommend this DVD to anyone who loves Dusty. It is much much better than "Full Circle" for example, even though that one features an exclusive interview with the lady herself.

Hi, thanks for the info. I do have that box and haven't watched that dvd yet. Great stuff!

I share your enthusiasm for this DVD. Regarding the "Wishin' and Hopin'" performance, the reason only a snippet is included is because she did not perform the entire song there; rather, it was part of a hits medley she performed on the BBC programme They Sold A Million in January 1973. At the point where the performance cuts off, she begins to sing "The Look of Love". The entire special is included on DVD2 from her recent boxed set Goin' Back: The Definitive Dusty Springfield.