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Soul-pop singer Dionne Warwick released LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT in 1977. The album includes the songs "Keepin' My Head Above Water" and "A Long Way to Go," among others.
Though Dionne Warwick's relationship with Warner Brothers was not marked by the same success as her partnership with the songwriters and producers Burt Bacharach and Hal David, she nevertheless managed to release some entertaining vintage 1970s recordings during her time there. This 1977 album, the last of her Warner Brothers releases, features the deceptively perky sounding "Keeping My Head Above Water," as well as the elegant "Don't Ever Take Your Love Away," which harks back to her classic '60s hit, "Don't Make Me Over."
Personnel: Dionne Warwick (background vocals); Jay Graydon, Ray Parker, Ben Benay (guitars); Sid Sharp (strings); Chuck Findley, Dick Hyde, Ernie Watts, Fred Selden, Steve Madaio, Lew McCreary (horns); Peter Larson (piano); Michael Omartian (keyboards); Scott Edwards (bass instrument); Ed Greene (drums); Victor Feldman, Steve Barri (percussion); Eunice Peterson, Ann White, Darlene Love, Stormie Omartian, Myrna Matthews, Marti McCall (background vocals). Love At First Sight Music Dionne Warwick Love At First Sight Songs | 1. | Keepin' My Head Above Water |
| 2. | Love in the Afternoon |
| 3. | Long Way to Go, A |
| 4. | Do I Have to Cry |
| 5. | Don't Ever Take Your Love Away |
| 6. | One Thing on My Mind |
| 7. | Early Morning Strangers |
| 8. | Livin' It Up Is Startin' to Get Me Down |
| 9. | Since You Stayed Here |
| 10. | Do You Believe in Love at First Sight |
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