Dusty Springfield "The Look Of Love" (1967)

Dusty Springfield "The Look Of Love" (1967) Music written by Burt Bacharach & lyrics written by Hal David and performed by Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass

"The Look of Love" is a popular song. Since its first appearance in the 1967 James Bond film Casino Royale, it has become synonymous with lounge and easy listening music.

The song was sung by Dusty Springfield for the Casino Royale soundtrack, and was nominated for an Oscar. Springfield re-recorded the song the same year in London and released the song as the B-side of "Give Me Time". Claudine Longet recorded the song on her 1967 album of the same title. Lainie Kazan also recorded "The Look of Love" (arranged by Pat Williams) on her 1967 album Love is Lainie. Sergio Mendes' hit rendition on the Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 album Look Around, reached #4 on the pop charts after their performance in the Academy Awards telecast in March 1968. The lead vocal on this single was handled by Janis Hansen, not Lani Hall, a rarity in the early Brasil '66 canon. In 1969, soul group The Delfonics also covered the song on their album La La Means I Love You. During 1970, Isaac Hayes covered the song for his 1970 album ...To Be Continued. While Hayes used the same lyrics, his cover includes a unique instrumental which has been heavily sampled on R&B and hip-hop records.

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[G Paradise]

Why are you trolling on here? Dusty Springfield was great, and that's an apt description, too. Very smooth.

[musowens]

MrReconnaissence....I would have thought that if you like listening to this sublime music you'd be a fairly laid back character but having seen your needless and objectionable reply to the dripping honey comment then you don't fall into this category at all. You're an objectionable prick!

[Ben Mines]

Smoooooth

[mitchell crowe sr.]

limited instruments just that voice is magic :)

[Lisa Schinelli Caserta]

LOVE



[daveed308]

AGREE WITH YOU PARADISE, GREAT

[TokyoKazama]

:) Pretty good movie, right?

[gercav155]

Me too!

[Richy Burke]

Absolute "timeless" classic

[Pete Diaz]

Read my comment above.

[Pete Diaz]

Whoa, man, MrR sure got yalls goat eh!? Hey, I may not agree either, but he has his own opinion. I do believe that is what makes music so great. Everyone hears and interprets it differently. Why must everyone agree with your vision of it? Insecurity? It is said that Melville wrote "Moby Dick" millions of times; everyone who reads it has his own interpretation of the saga and its characters. "Starbuck, get me my coffee." Talk to me.

[Matt Lane]

my womanizer theme song