Playlist
Dionne Warwick Essentials
Apple Music Pop
Tracks: 40132:47
An R&B queen who projects not just power but strength.
Updated Mar 10, 2021
Tracks 40
- 1Wonder Women3:08
- 2Young Hearts Run Free4:00
- 3hung up on hits 100 massive songs2:58
- 4The Dionne Warwick Collection: Her All-Time Greatest Hits2:57
- 5Românticas Anos 804:17
- 6The Windows of the World2:59
- 7The Dionne Warwick Collection: Her All-Time Greatest Hits2:48
- 8The Dionne Warwick Collection: Her All-Time Greatest Hits2:52
- 9100 Lounge Classics2:45
- 10Presenting Dionne Warwick2:44
- 11The Valley of the Dolls3:38
- 12Make Way for Dionne Warwick3:08
- 13The Complete Scepter and Warner Albums3:04
- 14Bacharach Songbook2:47
- 15Dionne Warwick: Greatest Hits 1979-19904:33
- 16A Twist of Bacharach3:22
- 17Dionne Warwick: Greatest Hits 1979-19904:16
- 1819663:08
- 19Love Songs: 100 Hits3:29
- 20Love Songs3:11
- 21The Complete Scepter and Warner Albums2:52
- 22Promises, Promises3:02
- 2370s Soul Classics 1975-19792:54
- 24The Dionne Warwick Collection: Her All-Time Greatest Hits3:03
- 25Love Songs5:07
- 26The Dionne Warwick Collection: Her All-Time Greatest Hits2:54
- 27The Dionne Warwick Collection: Her All-Time Greatest Hits2:49
- 28Promises, Promises4:22
- 29The Dionne Warwick Collection: Her All-Time Greatest Hits3:12
- 30The Dionne Warwick Collection: Her All-Time Greatest Hits2:28
- 31Presenting Dionne Warwick2:23
- 32The Complete Scepter and Warner Albums3:05
- 33Here I Am2:49
- 34I'll Never Fall In Love Again3:51
- 35The Valley of the Dolls3:38
- 36The Dionne Warwick Collection: Her All-Time Greatest Hits3:19
- 37I'll Never Fall In Love Again2:43
- 38Cosy Nights4:19
- 39Vinyl Soul Classics - The 70's4:05
- 40The Definitive Collection (Remastered)3:27
About this playlist
Many vocalists can project power; Dionne Warwick knows how to project strength. On 1964's "Walk On By"—written by her frequent collaborators Burt Bacharach and Hal David—the singer describes a moment of total grief yet wrestles a kernel of self-determination out of the tears, her resolve buoyed by soulful strings and perky trumpet. By 1982's "Heartbreaker", post-disco synths supplemented the string section but Warwick remained as tough as ever, building up the courage to admit her vulnerability. She triumphs with a fitting revelation: "Love should be everything or not at all."