Burt Bacharach and The Houston Symphony - Woman

Review by Richard McLean

The album "Woman" by Burt Bacharach and The Houston Symphony is a delightful musical journey that showcases the legendary composer's signature style and flair. The album features a collection of classic songs that celebrate the strength and resilience of women, beautifully interpreted by the Houston Symphony and a lineup of talented vocalists.

From the opening notes of "The Look of Love" to the closing strains of "What the World Needs Now Is Love," every track on this album is a testament to Bacharach's mastery of melody and harmony. The lush arrangements and soaring vocals create a lush soundscape that is both timeless and contemporary.

The standout performances on the album include "Alfie" by Rumer, which showcases her soulful and emotive voice, and "I Say a Little Prayer" by Shoshana Bean, which is a rousing and uplifting anthem that will have listeners singing along. The album also features collaborations with some of the industry's most talented female vocalists, including Laura Dickinson, Nikki Yanofsky, and Donna De Lory.

Summary by Richard McLean

"Woman" is a must-have for fans of Burt Bacharach and anyone who appreciates great music. The album is a celebration of the enduring power of women and the beauty of Bacharach's music, expertly performed by The Houston Symphony and a stellar lineup of vocalists.