The Burt Bacharach Discussion Forum

Hi, I think if you create it for yourself it shouldn't be a problem.

blueonblue wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2024 7:16 am

Fussi wrote: ↑Sat Feb 17, 2024 9:28 pm Great! I've not seen this documentary. Thanks for sharing.

You're welcome, my pleasure.

'blue'

I'm always happy when I see an interview or a documentary that I haven't seen before. Greetings from Germany!

Great! I've not seen this documentary. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks, great article! I wish they had released another album after Painted From Memory. I love that album so much. At least we got The Songs Of Bacharach & Costello last year.

Lately I've been listening a lot to Jobim (one of my favorite composers). I'm curious if Burt ever mentioned him or his music? Of course bossa nova had a huge influence on him. I know that he really liked Ivan Lins, who is also one of my favorites.

I haven't heard it yet, but it's always thrilling to hear his voice.

Oh yeah, I'm also hoping for a new Bacharach album. Maybe another one with Elvis Costello. That would be great! He could make an album with John Pagano. 'I Still Remember' was really good.

My 'Very Dionne' album is from Rhino Handmade. They did a brilliant job. I wonder why they didn't put out more of Dionne's albums. They stopped after three releases. They are much better than the Collector's Choice CDs. By the way, Edsel and Collectables also released Dionne Warwick albums.

I recently discovered this beautiful song. Even if it's not snowing outside I can listen to it.

Yes, I have those albums on CD (Sequel Records and these horrible Collector's Choice releases). I hope 'From The Vaults' has better sound quality.

I just bought this album, but haven't heard it yet. I think I can trust David Nathan. What do you think?

Thanks for posting that song, Blair! It's so terrible what's going on now.

Just listened to it.

I think by that time he was already married to Leba. Yes, very much aligned with the times. Beautiful song! I think the whole "Workin' On A Groovy Thing" album is fantastic!

The original singer was Jerry Orbach.