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Barry Manilow was a soft rock artist who came to fame in the 70s after teaming up with Bette Midler as her music director, arranger and pianist.

Barry became internationally famous as a solo artist and has sold millions of records over three decades. And apparently he is still performing and touring today.

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  • Anonymous user
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    A good mate of mine (Mandy) was named after his song, which was apparently originally written for his dog (Sandy). Not sure how true that is though.
  • Anonymous user
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    Barry Manilow is the greatest His music can inspire so much. I grew up loving him and I still do
  • Anonymous user
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    BARRY ISN'T DEAD. HE IS ALIVE AND DOING GREAT. HE IS OCCASIONALLY SEEN ON PBS . I USED TO DRAG HIS ALBUMS AROUND TO MY FRIENDS OARTIES AS IT WAS GOOD MUSIC FOR SLOW DANCES. GRETA VOICE REAL TALENT. HATFI767
  • Anonymous user
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    barry manillow is so wonderful to me i miss you very much
  • Anonymous user
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    i miss you barry manillow i like your songs mandy
  • Anonymous user
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    I always loved his music and for the record....I thought he was sexy!
  • Anonymous user
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    it's great to listen to barry manilow's song,i just grew up with them and there's so much passion in the lyrics,sometimes you feel like crying.how to ever forget somewhere down the road,the old songs,somewhere in the night,memories,ready to take a chance,ships and so many more.i really think his music will survive the test of time.
  • Anonymous user
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    My best friend at school loved Barry Manilow, she spent all day outside the Hilton when he was staying there, but she didn't see him. I passed it on the way home the following day and nearly walked into him. My one brush with fame! My friend was furious that it had been me. And now I'm older, I do like some of the songs, and I heard them so much back then, I know lots of the words.
  • Anonymous user
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    I see no one had the guts to admit they like Barry Manilow. It the seventies and eighties he had some great tunes. "At the Coppa, Coppacabanna" See now that's playing over and over in your head. My favorite song would have to be his version of "American Bandstand" It was a great tune before he added words, then it got even better.

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