For anyone who wasn´t satisfied with the three-CD Dusty Springfield set from the late ´90s, this four-CD, 98-song collection is a chance for deeper immersion in the late singer´s music and career ? indeed, a more appropriate title thematically might have been "Totally Dusty," despite the fact that it opens with a cut that she doesn´t appear on except in name. In contrast to past compilations, this set ranges so far within her career that the hits are almost incidental, and anyone wanting just the highlights of her work from a given era in her career would be better advised to get one of the smaller compilations. In an unexpected flash of daring, the opening cut on this set isn´t even by her, but is so perfect an expression of her impact as of 1970 that it´s difficult to quibble with its placement ? that year, Blossom Dearie co-wrote and recorded "Dusty Springfield," an airy and eccentric tribute to the singer; it might be a distra