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The world has rediscovered Dionne Warwick. Now, as the legendary singer might put it, do you know the way to the Hall of Fame? Warwick, whose star has ascended again thanks to Twitter and “Saturday Night Live,” is on the ballot for the first time in her career, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame recently announced.  “I am a firm believer that when it’s supposed to happen, that’s when it does,” Warwick said. “The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame never even entered my mind and when somebody called me to let me know that I had been nominated — really? It took them 58 years to figure it o...

5 Reasons Dionne Warwick Should Be in the Rock Hall of Fame The singer first entered the scene in 1962, when she was approached by songwriting duo Burt Bacharach and Hal David, whose songs became her leaping-off point. Before the decade was over, Warwick had charted with hits like “Walk on By," "Do You Know the Way to San Jose" and “I Say a Little Prayer." Her career was hardly exclusive to the '60s. She continued charting hits and collaborated with such luminaries as Elton John, Barry Manilow, Patti LaBelle, Gladys Knight, Stevie Wonder, Barry Gibb and Johnny Mathis as her ca...

A list of reasons why Dionne Warwick should be in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

Last modified on Fri 19 Feb 2021 08.27 EST 20. By the Time I Get to Phoenix/I Say a Little Prayer (1977) The live album A Man and A Woman is both delightful and slightly odd: Warwick dueting with Isaac Hayes, who had just had a hit with a paen to troilism called Moonlight Lovin’ (Ménage à Trois). Its solitary single isn’t a medley, more an attempt to bind two songs together as a call-and-response. It works. 19. Keepin’ My Head Above Water (1977) Why Warwick couldn’t get a hit for most of the 70s is an intriguing question, particularly given the singles she was puttin...

By Mark Robertson Happy Birthday to  Dionne Warwick, who celebrates her 80th birthday on Saturday. Dionne Warwick will always be best known for her classic 1960's hits written by  Burt Bacharach and the late- Hal David, including "Don't Make Me Over," "Anyone Who Had a Heart," "Walk On By", "Alfie," "I Say A Little Prayer," "(Theme From) The Valley Of The Dolls," "Do You Know The Way To San Jose," "I'll Never Fall In Love Again," and many others. Last year, Warwick was among the recipients of a Lifetime Achievement Grammy award. Dionne Warwick's maternal aunt is legendary gospel singer