Barry Manilow discography

Barry Manilow was a pop ballad singer. The greatest hit by Barry Manilow was I Write The Songs. Barry Manilow had three number one hit songs. For many years, Barry Manilow's Bandstand Boogie was the theme of TV show American Bandstand

In 1976, Helen Reddy took Somewhere In The Night to number 13. The 1979 Barry Manilow version was more popular. In 1942, Harry James And His Orchestra made the song I Don't Want To Walk Without You famous. The 1980 Barry Manilow version was moderately popular. In 1965, The 4 Seasons took Let's Hang On to number 3. Barry Manilow's 1982 version hit number 9. In 1978, Paul Davis took I Go Crazy to number 2. Barry Manilow's 1990 live version of the song received some light music radio airplay. In 1976, England Dan And John Ford Coley had a number one song with I'd Really Love To See You Tonight. The 1997 Barry Manilow version received adult contemporary airplay. Unchained Melody was done by many artists, including, in 1955, Les Baxter, Roy Hamilton, and Al Hibbler, and, at later times, Andy Williams, Vito & The Salutations, The Righteous Brothers, Elvis Presley, George Benson, Heart, Gareth Gates, and many more.

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