The Silver Screen Oasis

Whew Dewey. Hearing Dionne Warwick's song "ANYONE WHO HAD A HEART" has reduced me to tears. Some times a girl needs a good cry so eaaaaaaaaaaaaaarly in the morning. Especially if she's lived those words.

And the pairing of Bacharach with Warwick was perfect. They don't make music like they used to. Thanxx for highlighting this music.

Howdy, Maven! Nice to see you at the Record Party! But y'know,
DJ ChiO is the one you have to thank for that brilliant set
of tunes from Dionne and Burt. But here's one he left out..
ALFIE
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Burt Bacharach and Hal David also had a hit or two that made their
way on to the charts and into our hearts with several other artists.
Just a few of the favorites...

Jerry Butler Make It Easy on Yourself
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Chuck Jackson Any Day Now
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Sandi Shaw (There's) Always Something There to Remind Me
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Gene Pitney Only Love Can Break a Heart
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LOVE My Little Red Book
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My goodness...I beg your pardon. Sorry. ChiO...so YOU'RE responsible for my tears.

Theresa

Not to worry, CineMaven.

And, OOPS!, Any Day Now was written by Bacharach and Robert Hilliard
(Hal David's predecessor).

Now, for you CineMaven, courtesy of Bacharach & David:

Gene McDaniels Another Tear Falls
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Lots of fascinating chatter going on over at the neighboring thread about
THE BEATLES. Here now is a handful of interesting cover versions from
the song writing duo of Lennon and McCartney...
DEL SHANNON “From Me To You”
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JACKIE & ROY “The Word”
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THE SILKIE “You've Got To Hide Your Love Away”
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SERGIO MENDES & BRASIL '66 “Fool On the Hill”
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FATS DOMINO “Lady Madonna”
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RAY CHARLES “Eleanor Rigby”
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EARTH, WIND & FIRE “Got To Get You Into My Life”
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Groovin' to the non-Beatles Beatles' tunes.

Billy J. Kramer & the Dakotas Little Children
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Peter & Gordon World Without Love
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The Rolling Stones I Wanna Be Your Man
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Ray Charles Yesterday
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Joe Cocker With a Little Help from My Friends
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Thanks, Ark, for the jazzier side of things. And now for the
soulful side of The Beatles' songbook.

Otis Redding Day Tripper
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Little Richard I Saw Her Standing There
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Booker T & the MGs You Never Give Me Your Money
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Al Green Get Back
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Wilson Pickett Hey Jude
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And in the end...
WILLIAM SHATNER "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds"
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What's a day in the life without a little JB (that's Beck-not J&B):

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In nearly every concert, Robyn Hitchcock performs a Beatle or solo Beatle track, and occasionally plays an entire Beatle album. (I've read that when he did the White Album, Revolution #9 was an audience participation number.)

From the performance of Revolver, celebrating its 45th birthday:
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From Sgt. Pepper:
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A recently released "single" from Abbey Road:
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Unplugged:

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Speaking of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band...

From the Mothers of Invention comes:

Mom & Dad
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Absolutely Free
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Let's Make the Water Turn Black
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The Idiot b****** Son
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The Chrome Plated Megaphone of Destiny
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Andrew (Mr. Favell) will be so happy you posted these!