Artist
Burt Bacharach
Kansas City, United States · 1928 – 2023
Burt Bacharach is a musician from Kansas City, United States, active 1928–2023. Their discography on Gatefold includes 24 records.
33
Albums tracked
78
In collections
1928
Since
Biography
Award-winning American pianist and composer born May 12, 1928, in Kansas City, Missouri and died February 8, 2023, in Los Angeles. Best known for composing and often performing his many pop hits from 1962-70, mainly with lyrics written by Hal David. He also worked briefly with Hal's brother Mack David and his ex-wife Carole Bayer Sager. He was married to actress Paula Stewart (1953-1958), actress Angie Dickinson (1965-1980), songwriter Carole Bayer Sager (1982-1991), and finally to Jane Hansen (since 1993).
Inducted into Songwriters Hall Of Fame in 1971.
The songs Bacharach and Hal David wrote and produced together should be listed on the Bacharach And David page.
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Discography
Their records — most-collected first.

Reach Out
1967

Casino Royale (An Original Soundtrack Recording)
1967

Burt Bacharach's Greatest Hits
1973

Music From Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid
1969

Make It Easy On Yourself
1969

Plays His Hits
1966

Portrait In Music
1971

Living Together
1973

Burt Bacharach
1971

The Songs of Burt Bacharach - The Story of My Life
2017

Hit Maker!
1965

Colour Collection
2007

At This Time
2005

The Very Best Of Burt Bacharach
2001

Futures
1977

Portrait In Music, Vol. II
1973

Lost Horizon (Original Soundtrack)
1973

(Butch Cassidy And) The Sundance Kid
1970

I'll Never Fall In Love Again
1969

Promises, Promises (Original Broadway Cast Album)
1968

Essential Recordings 1955-62
2017

Anyone Who Had A Heart : The Art Of The Songwriter
2013

Magic Moments - The Definitive Burt Bacharach Collection
2008

What The World Needs Now - Burt Bacharach Classics
2003
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