Dionne Warwick - Promises Promises video free download

Liz Sharkey

Amen to that! This is the most difficult song I have ever sung! Timing, projection, and fitting-in all of the words whilst taking a breath(if you're lucky!). Dionne Warwick...awesome, and in my opinion, her best ever recording!

ideniseb

I recall the late Jerry Orbach was to sing this on Broadway took a look at it and said "How in the hell do you sing this song?" Word was they had to call Dionne to the phone and get her to sing it to him.

Edizeu Fonseca

Daquelas que deixaram saudades...

Celia Regina

Dione e a musica maravilhosa de Bacharac e David

sander lommelen

this is how music needs to be

knightfly28

One of my favorite Dionne Warwick songs.

Cheryl Bazemore

Dionne and Burt

ana1sninja

I love this old classic stuff.

Roel Lassche

Bacharach made everyone work...He had the ear,listen to the'Mexican interlude"pure genius...no problem this people got loaded with money,they deserved it: made a whole generation happy a gave them a touch of the American music: brilliant this, and anything else from Burt. 

Michael John Battista

some burt b history

oldtimedrumcorps

Amazing upbeat performance . She interprets and projects the essence of the lyrics. Her phrasing is spot on and makes me feel young again.

Gordon Pingenot

One of Dionne's all time greatest. She is absolutely one of the all time best vocalists ever.

James Slane

The trumpet player is my dad Jim Slane. All he ever said about this was that she made a lot of money and they were paid scale.

centralparocker

Some kind of talent went into producing this great song....!!!!

william tilton

a favorite!

spactick

Does anyone here have any idea how hard it is to sing this song? I mean, you gotta have RANGE and projection power. It's a total labor to get this song completed. It's obvious that the composer never gave the 'interpreters' of this piece any slack what so ever. But! if done right as (Warwick did here), it pops. 

James Rawlins

There's some confusion about the trumpet player here - it's not Herb Alpert but Chuck Findley (great session player) who also played the trumpet solo at the end of Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head. Alpert and the TJB did play an arrangement of Promises Promises for their 1974 You Smile album.

jim smith

herb alpert on this.

Robert Page

Wanting love, needing love, winning love, losing love, losing love forever, regaining love. Somehow, no one has ever elucidated these prime human emotions the way Hal David did through his simple, yet brilliant lyrics. Bert Bacharach? A musical genius of mind-boggling proportions. Dionne? A wonderful talent -- but other women could have been Dionne just as well (see: Springfield, Dusty).

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