Dionne Warwick Videos

Slaves 1969 Militancy Depicts Life in Antebellum South Dionne Warwick Plays Mistress in Debut "SLAVES" is a carpetbagging, movie raided, antebellum attempt to will ex black militancy to the neighborhood, pre fab "Uncle Tom's Mississippi," everybodymasters slave liketalk, as if weaned on silent, cruel plantation owners, who decorate mansions with Dionne Warwick's black stress lollygags, drinking rum and Afro Uncle Toms in good plantations to irony...

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Produced & Arranged by Dennis Genovese Composed by Karen Mantero & Dennis Genovese About a brilliant singer musician named Bobby Andriani, known to his friends as "Ziggy" Although he sang with Dionne Warwick, was signed by Ahmet Ertugen to Atlantic Records and was a writing partner to the legendary Doc Pomus, he lived in the Greenwich V

Some more lovely pictures of Jan Michael set to Dionne Warwick's Heartbreaker

Dionne Warwick, Marilyn McCoo and Florence LaRue perform We Are Ladies on the 5th Dimension's Travelling Sunshine Show special 1971 cover of Tom Jones' She's A Lady. Pure kitsch, I love it!

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"Summertime", an aria, was composed by George Gershwin for the 1935 opera Porgy and Bess. The lyrics are by DuBose Heyward and Ira Gershwin. A popular jazz standard, the song is in the Aeolian mode.Gershwin began composing the song in December 1933, attempting to create his own spiritual in the style of the African American folk music of the period. It is sung multiple times throughout Porgy and Bess, first by Clara in Act I as a lullaby and soon after as counterpoint to the craps game...

"Theme From 'Valley of the Dolls'" was recorded for the film of the same name. The song was written by Andre Previn and Dory Previn, and had initially been intended for Judy Garland before she was fired from the film. At the urging of Barbara Parkins, the song was given to Warwick. Dionne's John Williams' arranged original version is heard throughout the film. Due to contractual restrictions, Warwick's voice was substituted on the LP album recording of the soun...

Dionne Warwich with "Heartbreaker" from a Spanish TV show.

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She had more than 30 Top 100 Hits during the 60's, but this is one of the lesser known

Serene Dominic writes in Burt Bacharach: Song by Song: A forerunner to The Look of Love, this seductive surrender to love is the first Dionne Warwick single without the presence of implied infidelity looming over it. Director Clive Donner loved the tune and Dionne's vocal version is featured three times during the film. Audiences still had a hard time recognizing Dionne without the heartache, sadness and tears; this gem of a song was her third straight single to miss the Top 40. Nonetheless...

Please enjoy this clip, featuring Dionne Warwick performing the hit song "Reach Out & Touch," from the DVD "The 5th Dimension Traveling Sunshine Show," which not only showcases the incomparable group The 5th Dimension, but also showcases mega stars such as Dionne Warwick, Merle Haggard and The Carpenter. Recaptures the now classic sounds of the 70's and that colorful decade of non stop hits, disco, sideburns and bell bottoms in this charming look back at the transiti...

In September 1971, Dionne left Scepter Records and signed with Warner Brothers Records for the most lucrative recording contract ever given a female singer at the time according to Variety Magazine. The first album under her new contract was the Bacharach and David produced "Dionne." Dionne's only US single to be released from the album was ironically not a Bacharach / David tune, but Jacques Brel's wonderfully moving and topical "If We Only Have Love." Dionne soars...

Dionne Warwick's Message to Michael was originally recorded by R&B great Lou Johnson in 1964 as Message to Martha. The recording barely cracked the charts. In 1966, Dionne was appearing at the Olympia Theatre in Paris with French singer/songwriter Sacha Distel. In putting together their show, Dionne felt Sacha should include Message to Martha in his repertoire. Distel had Jacque Denjean rearrange the tune and recorded the backing track at a Paris recording studio. It was planned that Sa...

Written in 1962 by Burt Bacharach and Hal David, "Make It Easy On Yourself" was recorded originally as a demo by Dionne Warwick and intended to be her first single release. However, Bacharach gave the tune to Jerry Butler whose version was a #20 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1962. Dionne was very angry and hurled the epithet, "don't make me over, man" which is street slang for "don't lie to me". The duo decided to make Warwick's epithet into a song ...

"That's What Friends Are For" was originally recorded by Rod Stewart for the 1982 film Night Shift. Dionne Warwick states she was sleeping with the television on. When the end credits rolled on the film, which was being televised at the time, Dionne says she was awakened by the melody and knew immediately that the tune was composed by Bacharach. Dionne was working on her Friends album for Arista and suggested to Burt and Carol that she include the tune on the album and invite frie...