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Barry Manilow I

Barry Manilow

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Barry Manilow's debut album proves to be a far different animal than its glitzier successors; it's fairly raw and unpolished, though his dramatic vocal style is already well established here. The material roams from impassioned balladeering ("I Am Your Child," "One of These Days") to chunky country ("Sweetwater Jones"), driving rock ("Oh My Lady"), and '40s-style swing ("Cloudburst") -- and that's just side one. "Could It Be Magic," of course, is what pulled Manilow above the pack; it's a textbook summary of the dramatic orchestration and swooning vocals that have long marked his style. Some deft arranging doesn't hurt, either; the song glistens from an arrangement that keeps the backing band well in check, where other producers might have let them step all over it. The musical schizophrenia continues unchecked as the album progresses. Guitars surely never sounded so heavy again on as they did on "Flashy Lady," whose trebly, high-end leads could almost be mistaken for Kiss' own Ace Frehley. But just when you think you've got the artist pegged down, he comes back with the poppy R&B of "Friends" and the more familiar mid-tempo musings of "Sweet Life" -- a promise, of sorts, that Manilow will adjust to the hand that fame dishes out. He had the confidence to pull it off; anyone opening his debut album with a minute-long spoken-word track that featured his grandfather was obviously not laboring under anybody else's notions of hip. Judging by this unpolished outing, Manilow came across as having plenty to say, but without a clear roadmap of how he wanted to say it. Manilow and producer Ron Dante would clear up that problem on the next album, Barry Manilow II, but if you want a sense of where it began, here's where you start.

© Ralph Heibutzki /TiVo

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1
Sing It
00:01:16

Barry Manilow, Producer - Barry Manilow, Performer - Barry Manilow, Composer - Barry Manilow, Lyricist - Ron Dante, Producer - Grandpa Joe Manilow, Composer - Grandpa Joe Manilow, Lyricist

(P) 1973 Arista Records LLC

2
Sweetwater Jones
00:02:29

Barry Manilow, Producer - Barry Manilow, Performer - Barry Manilow, Composer - Barry Manilow, Lyricist - Ron Dante, Producer

(P) 1973 Arista Records LLC

3
Cloudburst
00:02:26

Jon Hendricks, Composer - Jon Hendricks, Lyricist - Jimmy Harris, Composer - Jimmy Harris, Lyricist - Leroy Kirkland, Composer - Leroy Kirkland, Lyricist - Barry Manilow, Performer - Barry Manilow, Producer - Ron Dante, Producer

(P) 1973 Arista Records LLC

4
One Of These Days
00:02:50

Barry Manilow, Producer - Barry Manilow, Performer - Barry Manilow, Composer - Barry Manilow, Lyricist - Ron Dante, Producer

(P) 1973 Arista Records LLC

5
Oh My Lady
00:03:27

Barry Manilow, Producer - Barry Manilow, Performer - Barry Manilow, Composer - Barry Manilow, Lyricist - Adrienne Anderson, Composer - Adrienne Anderson, Lyricist - Ron Dante, Producer

(P) 1973 Arista Records LLC

6
I Am Your Child
00:02:16

Barry Manilow, Producer - Barry Manilow, Performer - Barry Manilow, Composer - Barry Manilow, Lyricist - Marty Panzer, Composer - Marty Panzer, Lyricist - Ron Dante, Producer

(P) 1973 RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

7
Could It Be Magic
00:06:48

Barry Manilow, Producer - Barry Manilow, Performer - Barry Manilow, Composer - Barry Manilow, Lyricist - Adrienne Anderson, Composer - Adrienne Anderson, Lyricist - Ron Dante, Producer

(P) 1973 Arista Records LLC

8
Seven More Years
00:03:36

Barry Manilow, Producer - Barry Manilow, Performer - Barry Manilow, Composer - Barry Manilow, Lyricist - Marty Panzer, Composer - Marty Panzer, Lyricist - Ron Dante, Producer

(P) 1973 Arista Records LLC

9
Flashy Lady
00:03:54

Barry Manilow, Producer - Barry Manilow, Performer - Marty Panzer, Composer - Marty Panzer, Lyricist - Ron Dante, Producer - Ron Dante, Composer - Ron Dante, Lyricist

(P) 1973 Arista Records LLC

10
Friends
00:03:06

Mark "Moogy" Klingman, Composer - Mark "Moogy" Klingman, Lyricist - Buzzy Linhart, Composer - Buzzy Linhart, Lyricist - Barry Manilow, Producer - Barry Manilow, Performer - Ron Dante, Producer

(P) 1973 Arista Records LLC

11
Sweet Life
00:03:49

Barry Manilow, Producer - Barry Manilow, Performer - Barry Manilow, Composer - Barry Manilow, Lyricist - Ron Dante, Producer

(P) 1973 Arista Records LLC

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Barry Manilow's debut album proves to be a far different animal than its glitzier successors; it's fairly raw and unpolished, though his dramatic vocal style is already well established here. The material roams from impassioned balladeering ("I Am Your Child," "One of These Days") to chunky country ("Sweetwater Jones"), driving rock ("Oh My Lady"), and '40s-style swing ("Cloudburst") -- and that's just side one. "Could It Be Magic," of course, is what pulled Manilow above the pack; it's a textbook summary of the dramatic orchestration and swooning vocals that have long marked his style. Some deft arranging doesn't hurt, either; the song glistens from an arrangement that keeps the backing band well in check, where other producers might have let them step all over it. The musical schizophrenia continues unchecked as the album progresses. Guitars surely never sounded so heavy again on as they did on "Flashy Lady," whose trebly, high-end leads could almost be mistaken for Kiss' own Ace Frehley. But just when you think you've got the artist pegged down, he comes back with the poppy R&B of "Friends" and the more familiar mid-tempo musings of "Sweet Life" -- a promise, of sorts, that Manilow will adjust to the hand that fame dishes out. He had the confidence to pull it off; anyone opening his debut album with a minute-long spoken-word track that featured his grandfather was obviously not laboring under anybody else's notions of hip. Judging by this unpolished outing, Manilow came across as having plenty to say, but without a clear roadmap of how he wanted to say it. Manilow and producer Ron Dante would clear up that problem on the next album, Barry Manilow II, but if you want a sense of where it began, here's where you start.

© Ralph Heibutzki /TiVo

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