DIONNE WARWICK • WALK ON BY • PARIS, 1964
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- Опубліковано 19 бер 2019
- Dionne Warwick promo clip filmed in Paris. Music by Burt Bacharach and Hal David.
"The song peaked at number 6 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and number 1 on the Cash Box Rhythm and Blues Chart In June 1964 and was nominated for a 1965 Grammy Award for the Best Rhythm and Blues Recording." -Wikipedia
I didn’t know they had music videos back then… this video was simple, yet has class. Cool even by today’s standards.
Amen!
What a STUNNER ❤And bone structure is INSANE!!😮😍😍😍
Ravissant!
Great singer and song The men were great so stylish .wonder where they are in 2024 x
❤❤❤love this video
Beautiful France , beautiful Dionne, in another time. Nothing will be the same now...
my favorite music video of all time.
Ravissant!
She’s as beautiful as anything I’ve ever seen.
She is beautiful. Needless to say I love this promo film.
Dionne and this video inspired generations after, simply stunning, ahead of its time!
I love those eye brows. Dionne W is a living legend.
awesome voice, so young there. Beautiful!
I have heard many claims made for: "first music video"
This is 1964. A pretty good candidate, if you ask me.
Dem brothers are definitely filling the bill on down de boulevard! But, Dionne looks like de bonafide Vogue high fashion model. Yes! PWG
Imagine this in color. But this is more dramatic, I think.
Why ???
Because! Less is DRAMATICALLY more. PWG
The models become old man now.
They couldn't find not one black man for the video? lol
I don't know if they wanted any. The French loved much of the culture of Africa and the African beauties. My hunch is that she is at least being partially depicted as an exotic beauty in this promo clip. There had been a considerable immigration of Africans to France over the years. Nazis considered France to be in danger of becoming 'blackened' by the immigrants. You may recall the popularity of Josephine Baker in France to note just one small example of many of the French's interest in Eastern and African cultures. French painting had decades of depictions of the East, ie, Africa as well as Asia. Towards the 20th century this interest intensified. Van Gogh loved Japanese works and copied many of them. Picasso, Matisse and other flat out imitated African art in considerable detail. I recall one source saying that the Can-Can dance is derived from an African dance but generally its origins is claimed to be obscure. Still, I'd bet there are dances and music derived from Africa in French culture. In the 60's Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones, while not French he socialized with various forefront artist and musicians and France was a hotbed for them. He created an album of music of Moroccan musicians called The Pipes of JouJouka. Listening to it, it has some surprising modern sounds to it. It's easy to see why anyone would be attracted to such freeform and powerful music.
There probably isn't a "black-skinned" man present because to the producer the primary objective was to make a quality film of Dionne Warwick -- not to cater to some perceived social/racial/political agenda of the models present for the shoot.
There is no need to racialize everything -- just enjoy the music and the film for goodness' sakes.
POLEMIC POLEMIC POLEMIC! Superficial blindness! PWG
Those white guys are kinda creepy.
LOL! Yeah, the one guy behind looks like he really has plans.
They were hired to “Walk on by?” Bye? PWG