Burt new songs

[Davide Bonori]

I found a list of songs from the new Bacharach album.
Unfortunately is not the complete tracklist.

Always taking aim (B. Bacharach - Tonio K)
Can't give it up (B. Bacharach - Tonio K)
Dreams will come (B. Bacharach - Tonio K - C. Botti)
Go ask Shakespeare (B. Bacharach - Tonio K - D. Dre)
Is love enough? (B. Bacharach - Tonio K - D. Dre)
Please explain (B. Bacharach - Tonio K - D. Dre)
Where did it go? (B. Bacharach - Tonio K - P. Board)
Who are these people (B. Bacharach - Tonio K)

Davide Bonori

[Guest]

My understading was that this was a mainly instrumental work. Is that so?

"Who are these people": wouldn't this title be inspidered on the Butch Cassidy movie (in which Burt and Sundance keep asking themselves who on earth were the guys who tracked them so effectively)?

[CC]

"Who are those guys?" is the actual quote, so I think it's a stretch to think that "Who are these people?" is a reference to Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid...Just my opinion.

[David Noble]

Burt said that the new album is due next month. I have seen no reference to it on the Sony website (US or UK) and it is not available for pre-order from Amazon. It was good to see Davide's partial tracklist.

Dave Noble

[Roberto Pinardi]

Hello friends visit:

http://www.windsweptpacific.com/thechar ... ly2005.pdf

SECTION IV PAG. 53

Bye
Bob

[CC]

My understading was that this was a mainly instrumental work. Is that so?

"Who are these people": wouldn't this title be inspidered on the Butch Cassidy movie (in which Burt and Sundance keep asking themselves who on earth were the guys who tracked them so effectively)?

From BBC2:

"His new album, released at the end of next month, sees Bacharach reunited with sometime co-worker Elvis Costello, for an uncharacteristically "political" song entitled Who Are These People? It reflects a disillusion with world leaders"