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'Anyone Who Had a Heart'
Dionne Warwick (1963)
The Breakdown: A lover begs her man to see how he's mistreating her. Classic Bacharach/David melodrama, crushing Warwick wails.
The Waterworks: "What am I to do?"
Casualty Count: One lover's sense of pride.
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Reader Comments(1 of 2)
Moodyat 5-05-2007
OOooo. A better choice (though no where near popular) from Dionne Warwick would have been "Message to Michael"
Oh tell him how my heart just breaks in two
Since he journeyed far
And even though his dreams of fame fell through
To me he will always be a star
Spread your wings for New Orleans
Kentucky bluebird, fly away
And take a message to Michael, message to Michael
Ask him to start for home today
When you find him please let him know
Rich or poor, I will always love him so
Moodyat 5-05-2007
A better choice from Dionne Warwick may be
"Message to Michael"
The Breakdown: he leaves to find fortune and fame as a singer and will send for her
The waterworks: "Oh tell him how my heart
just breaks in two since he journeyed far"
Casualty Count: round trip tickets, one woman's hope in a small town, one man's dreams in a big city.
Geeze. Even that makes me sad.
Brendaat 5-05-2007
Dionne Warwick is one the greatest singer of all times. She was and is such a "Lady"
Joshat 5-05-2007
She is crap.
Assanaat 5-05-2007
u no what, u r crap. I bet u can't even sing!!! Have u ever herd of her??? Hunh? That's what I thought, ass hole!!!
Edat 5-05-2007
Josh, thank-you for your opinion expressed. You are certainly entitled to it and I repect your ability to express such a wonderful description for a woman who touched others in an era beyond that which you cannot comprehend. Now, go eat your Wheaties, and wash behind your ears. Brush your teath, it is your bed time and don't make your mother tell you twice.
Brendaat 5-05-2007
she is the BEST!!!
Lorriat 5-05-2007
this song is the best of Dionne. I cry and think of my first big heartbreak, its the best sad song ,so far on this list
Sonneyat 5-05-2007
This black GODDESS is my dream woman.
I am iiikingtom@aol.com and I love ladies for free.
Ask for "Malcolm" of Marion, Illinois of America, OK !?!
SCat 5-05-2007
Dionne was the embodiment of the tasteful beauty and eloquence that flowed out of the music of Bacharach and David. Almost any song they did could be on one of the lists at this site. I agree with both the choice here, and with the other person's "Message to Michael" -- I was about to post that, and saw they captured what I was planning to, even better. And Warwicke is a legend, any way you look at the music.
big bat 5-05-2007
Josh must be young! Because he can not appreciate true talent. "F" Josh
christinaat 5-05-2007
this song makes me think...i love it its so deep..and im young i'm 18 and i know this song and love it
VarukaSaltat 5-05-2007
Loretta Lynn's "Miss being Mrs." The water works "I took off my wedding band and put it on my right hand/Imiss being Mrs. tonight"
Ronat 5-05-2007
Dionne Warwick has the voice of an angel--and Bacharach and David's music and lyrics are timeless, soul stirring.
james stephensat 5-06-2007
"Walk on by" gets to me much more.
Timat 5-06-2007
Yes, Josh has his head up his ass. Dionne is a legend.
Sherrillat 5-06-2007
Oh that takes me back. All of her songs make me sad. I was 9 years old when this was out. Always her songs.
SFOMARCOat 5-06-2007
yeah, "Walk on by" was great, but what about ALFIE? (previously recorded by Cher)
Katicaat 5-06-2007
Nice song
SCat 5-06-2007
I agree, "Alfie" is maybe even more poignant because it's about recognizing someone else's inability to love others (and check out the movie it comes from). Quick correction: I think Dionne actually recorded that song first, since it was penned by Bacharach and David for the movie. Cher covered it later. I think Dionne's has that thing she does with Bacharach music that makes hers the classic, for me. Good choice for sure!