Dionne Warwick
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Sep 14, 2026
DeniseHOST
Stars pay tribute this week to Dolly Parton.
DeniseHOST
First up is Dionne Warwick, who says, Dolly was a friend from the very instant we said hello.
DeniseHOST
I'm going to miss all those laughs and all those midnight calls.
DeniseHOST
Next is Reese Witherspoon.
Christian O'ConnellHOST
Funeral songs, hopefully not needed for many years.
Christian O'ConnellHOST
Entry, I want A Walk On By by Dionne Warwick.
Christian O'ConnellHOST
Uh, and then for the photo montage, Only You, Yazoo.
Christian O'ConnellHOST
Then he's even got coffin exit.
speaker_0HOST
This marked the beginning of their only formal concert sweep across the North American continent in order to promote their latest music at the time.
speaker_0HOST
In 1980, the syndicated musical countdown show Solid Gold premiered on American television, with singer Dionne Warwick serving as the first host.
speaker_0HOST
The weekly broadcast became staple viewing, largely remembered for its energetic house performers who danced in shimmering outfits, we'll just say.
speaker_0HOST
You know what? The '80s were a wrong thing for some things.
The VernHOST
It's funny you mention that song.
The VernHOST
You talk about the theme song from Dionne Warwick.
The VernHOST
Gotta get up, gotta get up.
The VernHOST
I'm going to do a bad impression of the song, and I apologize.
Greg ShapiroGUEST
artificial you know situation that like facebook youtube comments are the gate that somehow makes us into barking machines and uh even if you sit face to face with someone uh Yeah, it's a bit different, isn't it? It reminds me of the story of Snoop Dogg.
Greg ShapiroGUEST
Do you remember this story? He was talking about how he got called on the carpet by Dionne Warwick, I think.
Greg ShapiroGUEST
Dionne Warwick, who's like this, you know.
Greg ShapiroGUEST
big singer, a generation ahead of all the gangster rappers, right? And Dionne Warwick, she's got her mansion somewhere in California, and she invites Snoop Dogg, Dr.
Greg ShapiroGUEST
Dre, Ice Cube, Ice-T, you know, invites these guys to dinner, and gives him a lavish spread.
Greg ShapiroGUEST
And at some point she's just like, gentlemen, can we discuss some of the lyrics you've been using in your rap songs? You seem to use the word bitch a lot.
Jeffrey Joe JensenGUEST
You know, a lot of, uh, really obscure references from maybe the mid-'70s to the mid-'80s.
Jeffrey Joe JensenGUEST
Um, but on Solid Gold, uh, which was a very popular music program hosted by Dionne Warwick and eventually co-hosted by Andy Gibb, I remember an appearance of, um, Rick James, and, um, when Andy Gibb asked him, like, "How do you describe your music?" And he said it was punk funk, you know.
Jeffrey Joe JensenGUEST
So it was another thing, just, like, this, this, uh, hearing the word around, you know.
Jeffrey Joe JensenGUEST
Um, but I think as far as me becoming associated with it and, um, uh, connecting myself to it, um, that started happening a little bit later.
Tom AllenHOST
In Scarborough? I was in Scarborough doing a show.
Tom AllenHOST
And the person who'd been there the previous week was Dionne Warwick.
Tom AllenHOST
Wow.
Tom AllenHOST
Yeah.
Dorothy AtkinsonGUEST
The Dionne Warwick.
Tom AllenHOST
There's only one.
Tom AllenHOST
Wow.
Tom AllenHOST
And maybe she's still alive, so I shouldn't say anything too liveless, but apparently she smokes in a hotel room.
CookieHOST
So getting in plenty of time because we do get busy on a Thursday evening.
CookieHOST
He said, please, could you play the Bee Gees version? As this well-known hit for Dionne Warwick.
CookieHOST
Which was actually written and produced by the Bee Gees.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
He's playing it, we hope he's not singing it.
speaker_0HOST
Suzanne Plachette.
speaker_0HOST
Dionne Warwick.
speaker_0HOST
So you could see literally almost anyone on Hollywood Squares.
speaker_0HOST
Some of the people you would see would surprise you.
SoniaAUDIENCE
I was calling for a request.
SoniaAUDIENCE
Could you please play Dionne Warwick's That's what friends are for.
SoniaAUDIENCE
And also, I'll never love this way again.
SoniaAUDIENCE
Thank you so much, DJ Pepe.
7 MINS LATER
PepeHOST
By request, Sonya, I want to thank you.
PepeHOST
What two beautiful songs.
PepeHOST
Miss Dionne Warwick, everything that she has ever recorded is beautiful.
PepeHOST
Yeah, I'll never love this way again.
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