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Where Are All The Women Record Producers?, Part II

In her second and final report, NPR's Neda Ulaby talks to women music producers about the difficulties of a career behind the audio console. Once you get past the drugs and the groupies, what happens if you want to raise a family? Music includes Dusty Springfield, Queens of the Stone Age and Lady Marmalade.

Where Are All The Women Record Producers?, Part II

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Dusty Springfield, The White Lady of Soul, Dies

We remember British singer Dusty Springfield, who died after a five year battle with breast cancer. She was known for the 1960's hits "Son of a Preacher Man," and "Wishin' and Hopin'." Her husky-voiced style was termed "white soul." Springfield was 59. (4:30)Due to Internet rights issues, this segment has been modified from its orginal broadcast form.

Dusty Springfield, The White Lady of Soul, Dies

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