The Windows of the World

Dionne Warwick's 1967 release, The Windows of the World, is a timeless masterpiece that showcases her incredible vocal range and emotional depth. This 33-minute album, released on 1 January 1967 via Rhino, is a beautifully crafted collection of tracks that highlight Warwick's unique ability to convey the complexities of love and heartache.

Featuring iconic songs such as 'I Say a Little Prayer' and '(There's) Always Something There to Remind Me', The Windows of the World is a testament to Warwick's skill as a storyteller. With tracks like 'Walk Little Dolly' and 'Another Night', the album takes the listener on a journey through the highs and lows of relationships, all set to a backdrop of lush orchestration and soaring vocals.

From the poignant 'Beginning of Loneliness' to the uplifting 'You've Gonna Hear from Me', Dionne Warwick's voice shines throughout, bringing a sense of authenticity and vulnerability to each song. The album's title track, 'The Windows of the World', is a particular standout, with Warwick's powerful vocals conveying a sense of longing and yearning.

With its mix of classic songs and timeless themes, The Windows of the World is an essential listen for fans of Dionne Warwick and anyone who appreciates great music. Released over five decades ago, this album remains a powerful and moving collection of songs that continue to resonate with listeners today.