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Dionne dazzles MoBay

Olivia Leigh Campbell, Jamaica Observer staff reporter
Monday, January 31, 2005

DIONNE WARWICK...

stole the show with her extensive catalogue of hits

On the final night of the 2005 Air Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival, multi-Grammy Award winner Norah Jones soothed, foundation reggae artiste Toots energised, and Roseanne Cash invoked memories of "The Man in Black"- her father Johnny Cash.

But the night belonged to Dionne Warwick, who mesmerised an audience of more than 11,000 that sang and danced to every song she performed.

Starting at 9:45 on a chilly Montego Bay night, Warwick's voice infiltrated every square inch of the Cinnamon Hill Golf Course, pulling a previously scattered audience into a single rocking mass of bodies.
Warwick, who has been a recording artiste for over 40 years, virtually glowed in glittery orange pants and a sparkling white top, treating her starry-eyed fans to a strin