More than a year after the "Dusty In Memphis" album came the release of "A Brand New Me"(1970), or "From Dusty With Love", as it was know in the U.K. Dusty was once again in the midst of U.S. soul musicians, this time in Philadelphia with Gamble & Huff. The difference from the previous album was that in "Memphis" Dusty was with soul cats at their peak, while in Philly they were in the early days of what was later to become a 70's soul dynasty. Although there are great moments ("Lost", "Brand New Me"), there is no material of the kind of depth that Dusty was used to. Despite this, Dusty's performance gives the songs an authority that would have been impossible with a lesser artiste. There is a poignant delicacy to "Never Love Again" & "Let Me Get In Your Way" that echoes Bacharach. 3 bonus tracks here include the wonderful "I Want To Be A Free Girl" notable as the first of many songs composed by Thom Bell & Linda Creed.