“I’ll guess I’ve done all I can do; It’s really true. I’m lost in you; It’s over.”

So true, Shelby Lynne, so true. Lost, that is, in the effervescence of a skilled singer-songwriter, as comfortable with a contemporary standard from Bacharach and David as her own torchy, Nashville-hued melodies. The lyric above, from “Pretend” written by Lynne herself, appears on Lynne’s stirring, empathetic tribute to the late British singer Dusty Springfield — Lynne’s 2008 album Just A Little Lovin’. And now on 200-gram vinyl comes the definitive reissue of that landmark classic from Analogue Productions and Quality Record Pressings.

Released originally by Lost Highway Records, Just A Little Lovin’ was, to date, the highest charting album of Lynne’s career, reaching number 41 on the Billboard 200. The producer was veteran Phil Ramone — the engineer for Springfield’s original recording of “The Look of Love.”

PopMatters review of Just A Little Lovin’ wrote — “Lynne has crafted a disc that – while not exactly transcendent – still manages to go to emotional places that remain unattainable to your run-of-the-mill pop vocalists.” Some of Dusty’s biggest hits are covered here including “You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me,” “I Only Want To Be With You,” and “How Can I Be Sure.”

As for the quality of the record itself, the name says it all. This heavyweight platter from Quality Record Pressings is dead quiet — and smooth. Let Shelby Lynne give you Just A Little Lovin’ — it’ll make your day!