Lovely tribute. May Burt Bacharach rest in peace and in song. His music gave me lovely notes in the tapestry of my childhood, a gift that keeps giving in the best ways. "I Say a Little Prayer" ❤️
Since my earliest youth there was one big favorite music I loved to listen to, that of Burt Bacharach. His influence which followed over so many years will not be forgotten and who ignored him did not know what good music is. There are some artists like him who don`t just write songs, they have an impact on music and musicians forever.
A group of us sang that song 🎵 while drawing attention to farmed animal cruelty in a shopping mall in NC . People responded with grace and thanks. Timeless.
When I heard that Burt Bacharach had passed, so many of his beautiful songs went through my head and brought a tear to my eye. Thank you Burt, may you rest in peace.
It is a shame that more people in the music industry are not like Mr. Bacharach. We still need these wonderful sounds today. I was a different kind of child. I got to see Liberace and Engelbert Humperdinck and in 1985 at the age of 22, I even went to a benefit concert with Placido Domingo, Julie Andrews and John Denver. I was so excited and everyone at work thought I was nuts to listen to their music. We had a surprise guest, Mr. Frank Sinatra and he sang one song, New York New York, and the music and songs were amazing. The next day I found out the VP of the division had went so I started a conversation with him about it at the fax machine and even he was amazed that someone my age would enjoy that. But then he was so kind and said “Keep listening to that kind of music…your life will be fuller” and he was so right. Between that music and Elton John, I have loved every moment of that era of music , which really has no era…it’s timeless. RIP Mr. Bacharach. We still will keep listening.
Thank you‼️ RIP Maestro, and thanks for the beautiful memories💜💕💖👍🏿👏🏿👏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Remember all you need is love, John Lennon. Where do you think he learned that from?
Thank you, Dan, for always striking just the right note!
One of my favorite Bacharach songs is The Look of Love.
Beautiful tribute to such a talented man!
I'm not sure which I find more beautiful, her voice or the lyrics. Both are to be enjoyed by endless generations.
I Love all the songs that he wrote through the years!!
Lovely tribute. May Burt Bacharach rest in peace and in song. His music gave me lovely notes in the tapestry of my childhood, a gift that keeps giving in the best ways. "I Say a Little Prayer" ❤️
Since my earliest youth there was one big favorite music I loved to listen to, that of Burt Bacharach. His influence which followed over so many years will not be forgotten and who ignored him did not know what good music is. There are some artists like him who don`t just write songs, they have an impact on music and musicians forever.
May favorite was this: https://youtu.be/OyvN46uSA8o
Loved Burt's music, will miss him. Dionne is a beautiful singer. I remember all those songs well,. Thanks Dan!
A group of us sang that song 🎵 while drawing attention to farmed animal cruelty in a shopping mall in NC . People responded with grace and thanks. Timeless.
I’m smiling!🥰
When I heard that Burt Bacharach had passed, so many of his beautiful songs went through my head and brought a tear to my eye. Thank you Burt, may you rest in peace.
Burt Bacharach gave us so much, it will be impossible to forget him - EVER.
Always in our hearts...
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It is a shame that more people in the music industry are not like Mr. Bacharach. We still need these wonderful sounds today. I was a different kind of child. I got to see Liberace and Engelbert Humperdinck and in 1985 at the age of 22, I even went to a benefit concert with Placido Domingo, Julie Andrews and John Denver. I was so excited and everyone at work thought I was nuts to listen to their music. We had a surprise guest, Mr. Frank Sinatra and he sang one song, New York New York, and the music and songs were amazing. The next day I found out the VP of the division had went so I started a conversation with him about it at the fax machine and even he was amazed that someone my age would enjoy that. But then he was so kind and said “Keep listening to that kind of music…your life will be fuller” and he was so right. Between that music and Elton John, I have loved every moment of that era of music , which really has no era…it’s timeless. RIP Mr. Bacharach. We still will keep listening.