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Barry Manilow (1973 album)

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Track listing
Original 1973 Release Side 1 Side 2 1975 Reissue Side 1 Side 2 2006 Remaster Bonus tracks
Awards

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Barry Manilow is the debut album by Barry Manilow. It was released as Barry Manilow in 1973, then re-mixed and re-released as Barry Manilow I in 1975. The song Fancy Lady features Chris L. on guitars, and the Jones Brothers (Nick & Andy) on bass & drums. They toured with the band for 6 shows, but were let go after Chris L. decided to change the lyrics of Fancy Lady into something extremely vulgar during a show in Hammond, Indiana.

Track listing

All tracks composed by Barry Manilow; except where indicated

Original 1973 Release

Issued on Bell Records as "Barry Manilow"

Side 1

"Sing It"
"Sweetwater Jones"
"Cloudburst" (Jimmy Harris, Jon Hendricks, Leroy Kirkland)
"One of these Days"
"Oh My Lady" (Manilow, Adrienne Anderson)
"I Am Your Child" (Manilow, Marty Panzer)

Side 2

"Could It Be Magic" (Manilow, Adrienne Anderson, Frédéric Chopin)
"Seven More Years" (Manilow, Marty Panzer)
"Flashy Lady" (Marty Panzer, Ron Dante)
"Friends" (Buzzy Linhart, Mark Klingman)
"Sweet Life"

1975 Reissue

Issued on Arista Records as "Barry Manilow I".

"Could It Be Magic", "One Of These Days" and "Oh My Lady" were remixed at Media Sound Studios, NYC, April 1975 for the re-release on Arista Records.

This version was also re-issued by Arista Records on CD.

Side 1

"Sing It" - 1:16
"Sweetwater Jones" - 2:31
"Cloudburst" - 2:25
"One of these Days" - 2:50
"Oh My Lady" - 3:28
"I Am Your Child" - 2:14

Side 2

"Could It Be Magic" - 6:50
"Seven More Years" - 3:35
"Flashy Lady" - 3:53
"Friends" - 3:05
"Sweet Life" - 3:47

2006 Remaster

Cd re-mastered re-issue by Arista Records as "Barry Manilow" with bonus tracks.
1. "Sing It"
2. "Sweetwater Jones"
3. "Cloudburst"
4. "One of these Days"
5. "Oh My Lady"
6. "I Am Your Child"
7. "Could It Be Magic"
8. "Seven More Years"
9. "Flashy Lady"
10. "Friends"
11. "Sweet Life"

Bonus tracks

"Caroline"
"Rosalie Rosie"
"Star Children"
"Let's Take Some Time To Say Goodbye"

Awards

Billboard Albums

1975 Barry Manilow I The Billboard 200 peak: 28

Billboard Singles

1975 Could It Be Magic Adult Contemporary peak: 4
1975 Could It Be Magic The Billboard Hot 100 peak: 6

5 : Barry Manilow albums|1973 debut albums|Bell Records albums|Arista Records albums|Albums produced by Ron Dante

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