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Dionne Warwick - Sure Thing: The Warner Bros Recordings (1972-1977) (2023)

Dionne Warwick - Sure Thing: The Warner Bros Recordings (1972-1977) (2023)

BAND/ARTIST: Dionne Warwick

  • Title: Sure Thing: The Warner Bros Recordings (1972-1977)
  • Year Of Release: 2023
  • Label: Warner Music Group - X5 Music Group / SoulMusic Records
  • Genre: R&B, Soul, Pop
  • Quality: FLAC (tracks) / MP3
  • Total Time: 5:46:28
  • Total Size: 2.06 GB / 818 MB
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Tracklist:

01. I Just Have to Breath
02. The Balance of Nature
03. If You Never Say Goodbye
04. Close to You
05. My First Night Alone Without You
06. Be Aware
07. Love Song
08. One Less Bell to Answer
09. If We Only Have Love
10. Hasbrook Heights
11. You're Gonna Need Me
12. I Think You Need Love
13. You Are the Heart of Me
14. I Always Get Caught in the Rain
15. Don't Let My Teardrops Bother You
16. (I'm) Just Being Myself
17. Come Back
18. Don't Burn the Bridge (That Took You Across)
19. Too Far Out of Reach
20. It Hurts Me So
21. I Think You Need Love (Single Edit)
22. Don't Let My Teardrops Bother You (Single Edit)
23. (I'm) Just Being Myself (2013 Remaster)
24. You're Gonna Need Me (2013 Remaster)
25. We Need to Go Back (Extended Version)
26. Someone Else Gets the Prize
27. We Need to Go Back
28. You Are the Sunlight, I Am the Moon
29. The Laughter & the Tears
30. Give a Little Laughter
31. Seeing You Again
32. Loving You Is Just an Old Habit
33. Best Thing That Ever Happened
34. You Are a Song
35. The Need to Be
36. In Between the Heartaches
37. Don't Say I Didn't Tell You So
38. And Then You Know What He Did
39. And Then He Walked Right Through the Door
40. Plastic City
41. Take It from Me
42. We'll Burn Our Bridges Behind Us
43. Sure Thing
44. Then Came You
45. How Can I Tell Him
46. Move Me No Mountain
47. I Can't Wait Until I See My Baby's Face
48. It's Magic (When You Are Near Me)
49. Who Knows
50. Getting in My Way
51. Meant to Be
52. Just as Long as We Have Love
53. Track of the Cat
54. His House and Me
55. Ronnie Lee
56. World of My Dreams
57. Jealousy
58. This Is Love
59. Love Me One More Time
60. Once You Hit the Road
61. One Last Memory
62. I Found Someone Else
63. Once You Hit the Road (Special Disco Mix) [2013 Remaster]
64. World of My Dreams (Single Edit)
65. Once You Hit the Road (Edit)
66. His House and Me (Single Edit)
67. I Didn't Mean to Love You (Promotional Single Version) [2013 Remaster]
68. He's Not for You (Single Version) [2013 Remaster]
69. I Didn't Mean to Love You (Single Version) [2013 Remaster]
70. I'll Never Make It Easy
71. Am I Too Late
72. Rest Your Love on Me
73. Make a Little Love to Me
74. Keep Me Warm
75. Keepin' My Head Above Water
76. Love in the Afternoon
77. A Long Way to Go
78. Do I Have to Cry
79. Don't Ever Take Your Love Away
80. One Thing on My Mind
81. Early Morning Strangers
82. Livin' It Up Is Startin' to Get Me Down
83. Since You Stayed Here
84. Do You Believe in Love at First Sight
85. Don't Ever Take Your Love Away (Promotional Single Version) [2013 Remaster]
86. Room Enough

SoulMusic Records' top-tier stewardship of Dionne Warwick's catalog continues with Sure Thing: The Warner Bros. Recordings 1972-1977, a six-disc package that neatly fits beside the label's likewise comprehensive Déjà Vu: The Arista Recordings 1979-1994. Warwick was positioned for success with Warner. With seven masterly Top Ten pop hits spanning seven years to her credit, the singer had left Scepter Records to sign what Variety reported in 1971 as the most lucrative recording contract signed by a female artist. Warner rolled out the proverbial red carpet. Despite the involvement of Burt Bacharach and Hal David, the songwriting/production team behind all of those Scepter smashes, 1972's Dionne got the era off to a slow start. A bad omen of sorts was that its one charting single was neither produced nor written by Warwick's then-seemingly inseparable partners (who soon split). Warwick would reunite with David for one song on 1977's Love at First Sight, but her stint with Warner otherwise entailed a carousel of shorter and less fruitful partnerships with the likes of Holland-Dozier-Holland, Thom Bell, Jerry Ragovoy, and Michael Omartian and Steve Barri. Warwick did achieve her first number one pop single with the Bell-produced Spinners collaboration "Then Came You," but it appeared on the group's New and Improved months before Warner attempted to capitalize by making it the title song of Warwick's third Warner LP. That Then Came You peaked deep in the back half of the Billboard 200 is most symbolic of Warwick's time with Warner. Still, Sure Thing is a trove. There's a bounty of undervalued singles and deep cuts. Scratching the surface are under-heard Bacharach/David and Holland-Dozier-Holland gems, respectively the gorgeous "If You Never Say Goodbye" and buzzing "You're Gonna Need Me," plus Lesley Duncan's "Love Song" (previously recorded by Elton John), a folk-soul diversion Warwick delivers to spine-tingling effect. Each of these and some of the even-deeper curiosities -- scattered across expanded versions of most of the albums and a 16-track extra disc of intriguing non-LP recordings -- outshine most of the charting singles. The accompanying booklet features extensively researched liner notes filled with context and insight, and exhaustive recording details. © Andy Kellman


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