The Valley of the Dolls - Dionne Warwick

The Valley of the Dolls

Dionne Warwick

  • Genre: R&B/Soul
  • Release Date: 1968-01-01
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 10

  • ℗ 2004 Warner Special Products. Manufactured and Marketed by Warner Strategic Marketing

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
As Long As There's an Apple Tr Dionne Warwick 2:05
2
Up, Up and Away Dionne Warwick 2:40
3
You're My World Dionne Warwick 3:06
4
Theme from "Valley of the Doll Dionne Warwick 3:38
5
Silent Voices Dionne Warwick 3:10
6
Do You Know the Way to San Jos Dionne Warwick 2:57
7
For the Rest of My Life Dionne Warwick 3:11
8
Let Me Be Lonely Dionne Warwick 3:38
9
Where Would I Go Dionne Warwick 2:44
10
Walking Backward Down the Road Dionne Warwick 3:01

Reviews

  • Love Classic Warwick/60s

    4
    By Peter knockstead
    This album holds some great songs from a talented singer. It takes you back to another time and is so relaxing to listen too. I was reminded of the theme from Valley of the Dolls when watching the new show Nurse Jackie on Sho time.

  • A fine record of Warwick's musical legacy

    5
    By for REAL Music Fan
    Dionne Warwick was at the height of her '60s success when this classic LP came out. Warner is smart to keep it in print for generations to enjoy. It is timeless.

  • For Sentimental Reasons...

    5
    By SA Collins
    While many may argue me on this point, I believe this is one of Dionne's finest (early) albums. Each one is an anthem unto itself (including the light "Up, Up, and Away" cover). For many people a certain album or collection of songs by a certain singer takes them back to their youth. For me this is the album. Even now when I pull out the old vinyl copy my mom bought so many years ago each little click and pop (sometimes resembling a burning fireplace in the background that I am sure wasn't intended in the original release) I know I put there on that vinyl record from playing this album to death. If you're into big sounding 60's pop anthems, look no further than this one. It's a show stopper. My faves of this collection are "Valley of the Dolls (haunting)", "For The Rest Of My Life", and most definitely "Where Would I Go (while boisterous, it is definitively a proclamation of unwavering love)". Give it a spin... but remember, I recommend this one mostly for sentimental reasons.

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