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21 de feb. de 2021 · Bm7 E I'm glad, I got to know you 'cause [Verse 2] A Dmaj7 I've heard some talk Gmaj7 They say you think I'm fine A Dmaj7 This girl's in love C#7 F#m7 And what I'd do to make you mine? Em7 A7 Dmaj7 G7 Tell me now, is it so? Don't let me be the last to know C#m7 F#m7 My hands are shakin' Bm7 E7 Don't let, my heart keep breaking 'cause [Chorus] A ...
This Girl's in Love with You by Dionne Warwick was written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David and was first released by Danny Williams [ZA] in 1968. Dionne Warwick released it on the album Promises, Promises in 1968. It was covered by The Now Generation [US], Linda Purl, Carol Noonan, Nick Ziobro and other artists.
A five-time Grammy-winner, Warwick was handed a Lifetime Achievement Award in 2019, and she has continued recording into the 2020s, partnering with rappers and singers for the occasional single. Marie Dionne Warrick was born into a gospel music family. Her father was a gospel record promoter for Chess Records and her mother managed the Drinkard ...
Dionne Warwick - This Girl's In Love With You (Scepter Records 1968) - YouTube Music. New recommendations. 0:00 / 0:00. "This Girl's In Love With You" is a song written and composed by Burt Bacharach and Hal David. Released as a single "This Girl's in Love with You" was produ...
Dionne Warwick. Marie Dionne Warrick ( East Orange, Nueva Jersey; 12 de diciembre de 1940), conocida por nombre artístico Dionne Warwick, es una cantante, filántropa y presentadora de televisión estadounidense. De enorme influencia en la música pop estadounidense, Warwick se encuentra entre los cantantes más reconocidos y exitosos del ...
Why We Sing is a studio album by American singer Dionne Warwick.It was released by Rhino Records on January 28, 2008. Warwick's first gospel album in nearly 40 years, it was produced in part by her son Damon Elliott, also featuring involvement from BeBe Winans, Percy Bady, and the New Hope Baptist Church Choir.
Bacharach and David wrote and produced her first single, "Don't Make Me Over," in 1962. When the record was released, the performer credit contained a typo; it read "Dionne Warwick" instead of "Dionne Warrick," and she kept the new name. (Her sister Dee Dee eventually became Dee Dee Warwick as well.) "Don't Make Me Over" peaked in the Top 20 of ...
