Manilow’s only other No. 1 disc was “Barry Manilow Live” in 1977. The 29 years between chart-toppers is second only to Elvis Presley and Ray Charles. Album led a hit parade for Sony BMG ...

On the Billboard 200, Manilow has landed 15 top 10 albums, including two No. 1s: Barry Manilow Live (1977) and The Greatest Songs of the Fifties, which debuted atop the chart in 2006. Barry ...

The song appeared on Manilow’s 1977 album Barry Manilow Live. BMI spoke to Panzer about writing the song. He said it was Manilow’s idea to write the tune. The tune was written for Manilow’s ...