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“This Girl’s In Love with You” and “I’ll Never Fall In Love Again” earned gold records in 1969. Teaming up with another hit making group, The Spinners, in 1974 Dionne reached the top of the charts with “Then Came You”. It was followed by a song produced by

“This Girl’s In Love with You” and “I’ll Never Fall In Love Again” earned gold records in 1969. Teaming up with another hit making group, The Spinners, in 1974 Dionne reached the top of the charts with “Then Came You”. It was followed by a song produced by

Barry Manilow, “I’ll Never Love This Way Again” and “Déjà vu”. Both earned Grammy Awards, making Dionne the first female artist to win the Best Female Pop and Best Female R&B Performance Award.

Barry Manilow, “I’ll Never Love This Way Again” and “Déjà vu” (1979). Both earned Grammy Awards, making Dionne the first female artist to win the Best Female Pop and Best Female R&B Performance Award.

It was a teaming in 1982 with Bee Gee producer Barry Gibb that “Heartbreaker” would give Dionne Warwick a top ten single hit and an international album chart topper. In 1985 Dionne called on [[Elton John]], [[Gladys Knight]] and [[Stevie Wonder]] to join her for another #1 multi-million seller, “That’s What Friends Are For”.  

It was a teaming in 1982 with Bee Gee producer Barry Gibb that “Heartbreaker” would give Dionne Warwick a top ten single hit and an international album chart topper. In 1985 Dionne called on [[Elton John]], [[Gladys Knight]] and [[Stevie Wonder]] to join her for another #1 multi-million seller, “That’s What Friends Are For” to raise money for [[AIDS]] research when the disease was new and inevitably deadly, rather than the chronically controllable infection that expensive drugs made it now.

Turning author, Dionne wrote her first book. "My Point of View", a collection of "pearls of wisdom" that she has gathered through the years. She provides her own thoughts and wisdom on various subjects, all highlighted by personal and rare photographs of her journey.  

Turning author, Dionne wrote her first book. "My Point of View", a collection of "pearls of wisdom" that she has gathered through the years. She provides her own thoughts and wisdom on various subjects, all highlighted by personal and rare photographs of her journey.  

Honored with a star on the [[Hollywood Walk of Fame]], 36 million viewers of the 2006 [[American Idol]] television show watched Dionne Warwick sing a medley of her hits accompanied by Burt Bacharach on the piano.  

Honored with a star on the [[Hollywood Walk of Fame]], 36 million viewers of the 2006 [[American Idol]] television show watched Dionne Warwick sing a medley of her hits accompanied by Burt Bacharach on the piano.  

Now-a-days, Dionne divides her time equally between her homes in [[Brazil]] and in the United States.

Today, Dionne divides her time equally between her homes in [[Brazil]] and in the United States.

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[[category:Women Singers]]