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Dionne Warwick Née Marie Dionne Warrick Le 12 Décembre 1940 À East Orange New Jersey Est Une Chanteuse Nord-Américaine. Elle Est Surtout Connue Comme Interprète De Chansons Écrites Par Burt Bacharach Et Hal David Avec Lesquels Elle A Fêté De Grands Succès Dans Les Années 1960. Au Cours De Sa Carrière Elle A Reçu Cinq Grammy Awards. Depuis Les Années 1990 Ses Enregistrements Rencontrent Nettement Moins La Faveur Du Public. Dionne A Adopté Le Nom Warwick Par Suite D'une Erreur Typographique Sur La Pochette De Son Premier Single En 1963. Entre 1971 Et 1974 Environ Elle Y Rajouta Un "e" Sur Les Conseils D'un Numérologue. Dionne Warwick Est La Cousine De Whitney Houston Leurs Mères Étaient Sœurs . Sa Sœur Dee Dee Warwick Est Également Chanteuse.
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"Walk On By" Is A Song Composed By Burt Bacharach With Lyrics By Hal David For Dionne Warwick. It Was Recorded At The Same December 1963 Session That Yielded "Anyone Who Had A Heart" Which In 1964 Became Warwick's Second Top Ten Hit. Released In April Of That Year "Walk On By" Became A Landmark Single Reaching #6 On The U.S. Billboard Hot 100. The Song Also Reached The Top 10 In A Brief Run On Billboard's Easy Listening Survey And Was A Number One Hit On Cashbox's R And B Chart Billboard Did Not Print Rhythm And Blues Charts During 1964 The Year Of The Song's Peak Performance. Like Many Of Warwick's 1960s Bacharach-Composed Singles "Walk On By" Was Heavily Covered In Different Ways Some Of Which Gained Significant Chart Success. One Notable Version Was By Funk/soul Musician Isaac Hayes Whose 1969 Cover On His Groundbreaking Album Hot Buttered Soul Was Transformed Into A Twelve-And-A-Half Minute Funk Vamp Breaking Ground For Singers To Release Songs Surpassing Five Minutes. In 1978 The Stranglers Recorded A Gritty Punk-Inspired Version That Hit #21 On The UK Charts. In 1982 Funk Singer D-Train Recorded A US-Only R&B Hit With The Song Mixing Up Warwick And Hayes' Versions. In 1990 Singer Sybil Who Had Scored Her Biggest Hit A Year Prior With A Cover Of Warwick's "Don't Make Me Over" Also Scored A US R&B Hit With This Song.
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Dionne Warwick Née Marie Dionne Warrick Le 12 Décembre 1940 À East Orange New Jersey Est Une Chanteuse Nord-Américaine. Elle Est Surtout Connue Comme Interprète De Chansons Écrites Par Burt Bacharach Et Hal David Avec Lesquels Elle A Fêté De Grands Succès Dans Les Années 1960. Au Cours De Sa Carrière Elle A Reçu Cinq Grammy Awards. Depuis Les Années 1990 Ses Enregistrements Rencontrent Nettement Moins La Faveur Du Public. Dionne A Adopté Le Nom Warwick Par Suite D'une Erreur Typographique Sur La Pochette De Son Premier Single En 1963. Entre 1971 Et 1974 Environ Elle Y Rajouta Un "e" Sur Les Conseils D'un Numérologue. Dionne Warwick Est La Cousine De Whitney Houston Leurs Mères Étaient Sœurs . Sa Sœur Dee Dee Warwick Est Également Chanteuse.
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"Walk on By" is a song composed by Burt Bacharach, with lyrics by Hal David for Dionne Warwick. It was recorded at the same December 1963 session that yielded "Anyone Who Had a Heart", which, in 1964, became Warwick's second Top Ten hit. Released in April of that year, "Walk on By" became a landmark single, reaching #6 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. The song also reached the top 10 in a brief run on Billboard's easy listening survey, and was a Number One hit on Cashbox's R and B chart (Billboard did not print rhythm and blues charts during 1964, the year of the song's peak performance.)
Like many of Warwick's 1960s Bacharach-composed singles, "Walk on By" was heavily covered in different ways, some of which gained significant chart success. One notable version was by funk/soul musician Isaac Hayes, whose 1969 cover on his groundbreaking album Hot Buttered Soul was transformed into a twelve-and-a-half minute funk vamp, breaking ground for singers to release songs surpassing five minutes. In 1978, The Stranglers recorded a gritty punk-inspired version that hit #21 on the UK charts. In 1982, funk singer D-Train recorded a US-only R&B hit with the song mixing up Warwick and Hayes' versions. In 1990, singer Sybil, who had scored her biggest hit a year prior with a cover of Warwick's "Don't Make Me Over", also scored a US R&B hit with this song. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.