Burt Bacharach- Burt Bacharach-LP
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Burt Bacharach’s 1971 self-titled album offers a masterclass in refined songwriting and arrangement, showcasing his signature blend of sophisticated melodies and subtle orchestration. Tracks like "Close To You" and "One Less Bell To Answer" highlight Bacharach’s gift for crafting tunes that feel both intimate and expansive, perfect for focused listening sessions. This record captures the composer’s skill in shaping acoustic small-group settings with a delicate touch, making it a compelling listen for those who appreciate nuanced pop that rewards attention. This pressing from 1971 on A&M Records delivers the album in its classic vinyl format, inviting a tactile engagement with the music that digital formats can’t replicate. The vinyl itself is in VG++ condition, presenting a glossy surface with only minor, faint marks that won’t distract from playback. For anyone curating a collection around composers or sophisticated pop, this album provides a rare chance to hear Bacharach’s work as it was meant to be experienced—no shortcuts, just the music in its full, melodic detail. It’s proof that sometimes, the best way to get close to a songwriter is through the grooves of a well-kept record.
Track listing & samples
Burt Bacharach - Burt Bacharach
Side A
- Mexican Divorce
- Close To You
- Nikki
- Wives & Lovers
- All Kinds Of People
Side B
- And The People Were With Her
- April Fools
- Hasbrook Heights
- Freefall
- One Less Bell To Answer
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Burt Bacharach - Burt Bacharach - LP
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