Product Description
2008 issue UK 15-track CD album - This album by the iconic Dionne Warwick has been unavailable for over 15 years and features a combination of live tracks and studio recordings originally recorded exclusively for this set in the early 80s; includes the 12-track Hit Records Medley plus the edition comes complete with 2 Previously Unissued Recordings: 'When The Good Times Come Again' & 'Right Back'.

1. What You Won't Do For Love / In The Stone
2. Don't Make Me Over
3. Alfie
4. One In A Million You
5. Hit Records [Medley]
6. Déjà Vu
7. Easy Love
8. No Night So Long
9. I'll Never Love This Way Again
10. There's A Long Road Ahead Of Us
11. Some Changes Are For Good
12. Even A Fool Would Let Go
13. Now We're Starting Over Again
14. When The Good Times Come Again
15. Right Back

Amazon USA:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00121UVQY/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00121UVQY/?tag=imwan-21

It's great to see more Dionne being reissued. Eventually I'd like to gather her entire '70s and '80s catalog.

Kudos to David Nathan for getting this great reissue produced; the sound is terrific and the unreleased tracks are terrific. Ditto, here's hoping strong sales will encourage further Dionne reissues and especially the release of more material from the vaults; David's notes to the various titles indicated "upcoming releases" that were shelved by Rhino (including the second half of a Garden State Arts Center concert and even an unreleased Bacharach reunion session from 1975!) However, one word about HOT, LIVE...buyers should be aware that two tracks from the original LP have been eliminated from this reissue and replaced with the two unreleased songs to keep the album on one disc. Just thought, in fairness, everybody should know 'bout this!

Inexcusable!!!

I missed this first time around so I'll be on it, but I hate those hit medley things.Especially when, in this case, a song as great as "Anyone Who Had a Heart" is snipped into little bits n' pieces. Either do the damn song right and whole, or don't do it at all.(yea, see).

Medleys suck. Fewer and full hits, please.