How Many Times Can We Say Goodbye (Expanded Edition) Dionne Warwick

• 1 Got a Date 05:14
• 2 So Amazing 03:42
• 3 I Do It Cause I Like 04:55
• 4 How Many Times Can We Say Goodbye 03:28
• 5 What Can a Miracle Do 04:39
• 6 Two Ships Passing in the Night 05:11
• 7 I Can Let Go Now 02:53
• 8 Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow 05:26
• 9 Got a Date 04:08
• 10 Got a Date 06:57
• 11 Got a Date 04:54
• 12 Got a Date 03:28
• 13 Two Ships Passing in the Night 04:59
• 14 How Many Times Can We Say Goodbye 03:28
• Total Runtime 01:03:22

Info zu How Many Times Can We Say Goodbye (Expanded Edition)

How Many Times Can We Say Goodbye is the 1983 album by legendary soul singer Dionne Warwick, her sixth for the Arista label. This release pairs Dionne with producer Luther Vandross.

Although Got a Date and I Do It Cause I Like It are both disposable pop- based fillers, this album has phenomenal versions of some of Vandross unsung gems. The poignant title track is a duet with Vandross and Warwick, and finds their voices blending superbly.

The gentle So Amazing and the gossamer, touching What Can a Miracle Do have Warwick s all-encompassing and raspy vocals cohering in Vandross trademark lush surroundings.

She also tackles Michael McDonald s grade A weeper I Can Let Go Now and brings a deeper sense of longing and hurt than the great original. In the same vein, Will You Love Me Tomorrow shows up as a reflective ballad featuring The Shirelles.

This album features arguably Vandross best players, including Nat Adderley, Jr. on keyboards, drummer Yogi Horton, bassist Marcus Miller, and great emotive synth work by Skip Anderson.

How Many Times Can We Say Goodbye an absolute necessity for fans of Warwick and Vandross.

„In the early '80 Warwick experienced a career renaissance thanks to "Déjà Vu" and her singing to Arista, a label seemed to be more sympathetic to her needs. This 1983 album pairs her with producer Luther Vandross. Vandross, who also produced Aretha Franklin's Jump To It in 1982, is a much better teaming of singer and producer. Although "Got a Date" and "I Do It 'Cause I Like It" are both disposable pop-based filler, this album has phenomenal versions of some of Vandross' unsung gems. The poignant title track is a duet with Vandross and Warwick, and finds their voices blending extremely well. The gentle "So Amazing" and the gossamer and touching "What Can a Miracle Do" have Warwick's all-encompassing and raspy vocals cohering in Vandross' trademark lush surroundings. She also tackles Michael McDonald's grade A weeper "I Can Let Go Now" and brings a deeper sense of longing and hurt than the great original. In the same vein, "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" shows up as a reflective ballad featuring the Shirelles. This album features arguably Vandross' best players, including Nat Adderley, Jr. on keyboards, drummer Yogi Horton, bassist Marcus Miller, and great emotive synth work by Skip Anderson. While a few tracks fall short of the mark, the best here makes How Many Times Can We Say Goodbye an absolute necessity for fans of Warwick and Vandross.“ (Jason Elias, AMG)

Recorded at Capitol Records Studio A, Garden Rake Studios, Media Sound Studios, NY, Record Plant, Los Angeles, CA
Engineered by Doug Epstein, Bill Stein, Ian Eales, Michael Christopher, Jay Graydon, Michael Brauer, Ray Bardani, Carl Beatty
Re-Mastered from the original master tapes by Sean Brennan, at Battery Studio’s, New York
Produced by Luther Vandross, Jay Graydon

Digitally remastered

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