Dionne Warwick - Do You Know the Way to San Jose

Do You Know the Way to San Jose written by Burt Bacharach released in 1968

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[gdmofo]

I'm 63 years old in 2024 I remember hearing this on the radio when I was a kid growing up such happy times

[johnhigh]

This isn't just a song. It's a story and a life lesson. Really deep

[rebeccagutierrez]

Such a beautifully written song. I remember it from my childhood. Never really paid attention to the lyrics until today. It's October 2024. I'm 64 years old.

[BikeVermont]

Can you believe it, I was a 15 y/o white boy buying Dionne Warwick albums in the 60s. I still love her.

[deannilvalli]

As a child I never noticed how good looking Dionne Warwick was. WOW!

[davidmuller]

She won her first Grammy for this song :) (best female pop vocal performance)

[d]

Dreams turn into dust and blow away...

RIP Burt Bacharach.

[TheMotz]

This song was a warning to those aspiring actors, directors and film critics that LA can crush dreams and is filled with people happy to step over bodies. San Jose is home...peaceful, welcoming and comforting. Dionne's call is even more pertinent today than in the 60's. Find your own San Jose, reach your dreams and be happy!

[GS-gqis]

Woke up this morning, Sept. 12, 2024, with this song on my mind. Memories: how quick they pass . . .

[kathrynwilson]

Burt Bacharach was a genius ALL his songs are amazing. Dionne's voice is fabulous..truly brilliant. Loving it still 2019

[MrEeek]

No song ever captured the California experience more accurately or soulfully. It's a treasure.

[rosamason]

I met Dionne Warwick when I gave her driving directions. What a stunningly beautiful and gracious woman.😊😊😊😊😂

[jackiestephenbroughton]

God, what a lovely woman. Her music is mana from heaven. Loved to have lived the 60's.

[RonOside]

I lived in San Jose when this song came out. I recall being 11 years old at night in the car with my mom. Headlights flashing and rain falling as this song played. It was a trip.

[carlagirl]

RIP Burt Bacharach.
You truly were one of a kind and Thank you for sharing your gift of music with us all.

[danielmolinafernandez]

Nice song...greetings from San José(Costa Rica)!.

[paulwalker]

Not her biggest hit, but one of the most recognizable. A true classic that will stand the test of time.

[philipbaker]

During my life of 70 years this song holds the memory of me having my Tonsils removed at the age of 15, with 3 days listening to this being repeated every hour on hospital radio.
Forever addicted to the Lovely comforting voice of Dionne Warwick

[drewhunkins]

Sensational song. Bacharach and Warwick were a stunning combo.

[synicle]

Release date on this song 1968, I was Born 1966, heard this song as an infant, my Mother said it put a smile on my face, and i listen to the song over the years and it still puts a smile on my face.