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Sings the Bacharach and David Songbook

by: Dionne Warwick

Release Date February 11, 2008

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Cliff Richard ~ Two's Company: The Duets

by: Cliff Richard, Elton John, Olivia Newton-John, Barry Gibb, Dionne Warwick, Anne Murray, Sarah Brightman, Matt Monro, Hank Marvin, Lulu

Release Date November 06, 2006
It is clear from reading other reviews on Amazon and elsewhere that people have mixed feelings about this collection. Some would have an album of entirely new recordings (and maybe more original songs and fewer covers) while others would have preferred an album comprising entirely re-issues. Perhaps it was decided that this compromise would suit everybody. Certainly, I'd been expecting a compilation of Cliff's duet hits ever since the release of his 6-CD boxed set (Singles collection), which contained every British solo single that Cliff had recorded up to that point, but noticeably avoided all the duets. In my review of that collection, I pointed out that there were enough of those duets to occupy a seventh CD. I was therefore a little disappointed ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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Greatest Hits

by: Dionne Warwick

Release Date May 30, 2005
Dionne Warwick was perhaps the most successful female pop singer in the 60's, but as the 70's came and went, so did the hits. She had a #1 hit with The Spinners "Then Came You", but that's about it, until 1979's two-time Grammy Award winning album "Dionne". Despite of winning two Grammy awards, the album wasn't actually terribly good, with the exception of the gorgeous ballad "I'll Never Love This Way Again" and the contemporary "Deja Vu". After that album, she continued to release albums consisting of middle-of-the-road material, and none of her singles were huge successes, except for the Barry Gibb produced "Heartbreaker" and the charity single "That's What Friends Are For". Dionne was in good voice throughout those years, but the material was just too ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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Walk on By: the Very Best of Dionne Warwick

by: Dionne Warwick

Release Date May 15, 2006
Dionne Warwick was perhaps the most successful female pop singer in the 60's, but as the 70's came and went, so did the hits. She had a #1 hit with The Spinners "Then Came You", but that's about it, until 1979's two-time Grammy Award winning album "Dionne". Despite of winning two Grammy awards, the album wasn't actually terribly good, with the exception of the gorgeous ballad "I'll Never Love This Way Again" and the contemporary "Deja Vu". After that album, she continued to release albums consisting of middle-of-the-road material, and none of her singles were huge successes, except for the Barry Gibb produced "Heartbreaker" and the charity single "That's What Friends Are For". Dionne was in good voice throughout those years, but the material was just too ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Legends

by: Dionne Warwick

Release Date August 29, 2005
I have been a fan of Ms Warwick for some time, and have much of this material on vinyl, but my vinyl deck met its demise some time ago, so it's great to see this material on CD - especially at a bargain price. If you're fed up of the screeching shriekfests that pass as modern female singers' recordings, then buy this without delay.

CD-Charts Position 6
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The Best Of Dionne Warwick

by: Dionne Warwick

Release Date June 07, 2008
I have been a fan of Ms Warwick for some time, and have much of this material on vinyl, but my vinyl deck met its demise some time ago, so it's great to see this material on CD - especially at a bargain price. If you're fed up of the screeching shriekfests that pass as modern female singers' recordings, then buy this without delay.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Dionne Warwick Sings the Bacharach & David Songbook

by: Dionne Warwick

Release Date July 01, 1994
Many people, even supposed Bacharach experts, are unaware that Dionne Warwick covered most of their output at one time or another. And covered them a lot better than the familiar versions.

In particular, 'The Look of Love' is generally assumed not to have been recorded by Warwick, but listen to it here and you'll never bother listing to the Springfield version again.

Duff? Ha! - Buy this, and enjoy lost treasures.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Heartbreaker

by: Dionne Warwick

Release Date December 03, 2007
Many people, even supposed Bacharach experts, are unaware that Dionne Warwick covered most of their output at one time or another. And covered them a lot better than the familiar versions.

In particular, 'The Look of Love' is generally assumed not to have been recorded by Warwick, but listen to it here and you'll never bother listing to the Springfield version again.

Duff? Ha! - Buy this, and enjoy lost treasures.

CD-Charts Position 9
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The Love Collection

by: Dionne Warwick

Release Date February 04, 2008
Many people, even supposed Bacharach experts, are unaware that Dionne Warwick covered most of their output at one time or another. And covered them a lot better than the familiar versions.

In particular, 'The Look of Love' is generally assumed not to have been recorded by Warwick, but listen to it here and you'll never bother listing to the Springfield version again.

Duff? Ha! - Buy this, and enjoy lost treasures.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Windows of the World, the/Valley of the Dolls

by: Dionne Warwick

Release Date April 03, 2006
Many people, even supposed Bacharach experts, are unaware that Dionne Warwick covered most of their output at one time or another. And covered them a lot better than the familiar versions.

In particular, 'The Look of Love' is generally assumed not to have been recorded by Warwick, but listen to it here and you'll never bother listing to the Springfield version again.

Duff? Ha! - Buy this, and enjoy lost treasures.