The Apocolypse Impends
Barry Manilow Tops US Chart
Barry Manilow is back in a big way. The 70s crooner, whose hits started to dry up two decades ago, is this week having the biggest comeback since Rod Stewart and doing it the same way. His new album "Love Songs of the 50’s' is a sure bet to debut at number one in the USA this week.
Good for Angel -- I'm not sure I am feeling too well. Actually, I am happy that these good songs get a hearing.
1. Moments To Remember
2. It's All In The Game
3. Unchained Melody
4. Venus
5. It's Not For Me To Say
6. Love Is A Many Splendored Thing
7. Rags To Riches
8. Sincerely/Teach Me Tonight (Duet with Phyllis McGuire)
9. Are You Lonesome Tonight?
10. Young At Heart
11. All I Have To Do Is Dream
12. What A Diff'rence A Day Made
13. Beyond The Sea
Posted by jk at February 8, 2006 3:16 PM
Re-doing Unchained Melody is a sacriledge and an affront to me as a music consumer.
I plan on burning down the Manilow embassy in protest.
Re-doing Unchained Melody is a sacriledge and an affront to me as a music consumer.
I plan on burning down the Manilow embassy in protest.
Posted by: AlexC at February 8, 2006 6:54 PM | What do you think? [1]