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The Allman Brothers Duan Allman eric clapton It is The Allman Brothers Band from the "Eat A Peach" album.... good stuff. Yes, it is the Allman Brothers on Eat a Peach, but it is Greg Allman singing, not Duane Allman. Greg Allman also sang Midnight Rider and I'm No Angel, and was once married to Cher, who had a son by him named Elijah Blue. yes it is the allman brothers. -melissa allman brothus the Allman Brothers :)

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Barry Manilow's estimated net worth is $70 million US.

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No, he didn't write one, but he did sing one, it was called "Get A Bucket Of Chicken" and was later featured on his "Barry Manilow Live" album as part of the track "A Very Strange Medley" which also featured jingles Manilow sang for other companies such as McDonald's and Dr. Pepper, and ones he wrote for products including Band Aid and State Farm.

The lyrics to the KFC commerical were:

There's barkin' in the kitchen

Yellin' in the hall

Ringin' at the door bell

Poundin' on the wall

Kids out of sight

And kids in the way

No time to cook on this hectic day

Come on, come on, come on

Get a bucket of chicken

Finger lickin' good

Have a barrel of fun

Goodbye ho-hum

Say hello to your family

Come on everyone

At Kentucky Fried Chicken

Have a barrel of fun

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Monica Pege (aka 'Lady Flash') is one of the original members of Barry's backup group from the 1970's.

Kye Brackett. Kye also worked with Barry when he was part of the "Could It Be Magic: The Barry Manilow Songbook" production at the Mercury Theatre in Chicago in 2001. Kye was also one of Barry's back up singers in the 'One Night Live!-One Last Time' Tour.

Keely Vasquez first worked with Barry when she was part of the "Could It Be Magic: The Barry Manilow Songbook" production in Chicago in 2001 and also backup sing in the 'One Night Live' tour.

The newest backup singer is Melanie Taylor, who was hired specifically for the "MANILOW: Music and Passion" show.

As of this addition (6-25-10): His back up singers are: Kye Brackett, Keely Vasquez, Melanie Nyema and Muffy Hendrix

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Barry Alan Pincus. Manilow was his mother's maiden name.

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Late in 1974, with the release of "Mandy"

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According to allmusic.com, Barry Manilow never recorded the Morris Albert hit Feelings, though the song has been covered by such diverse artists as Aaron Neville, Shirley Bassey and The Offspring.

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Barry Manilow's mother re-married and had Barry's last name changed.

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yes there are lots of people married for over 50 years my grandparents were

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Algernod Lanier Washington

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1982 - Lionel Richie

1983 - Can't Slow Down

1985 - Composer Series

1986 - Dancing on the Ceiling

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He's in his 60's but still alive.

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Maybe he did, maybe he didn't.find out for yourself instead of cheating and using this site.people will just lie to you anyway.

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Yes.

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Quoted from an SI article:

"When the Lion contingent paid a visit to Oklahoma State, Sanders ran a 4.39 for them (he had been clocked at 4.273 by his coaches)"

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yes. its on the Album: 70's Pop Number 1's

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YES! And here is the proof: An ad that ran in the November 26, 1967, issue of the Kankakee Daily Journal. I grew up in Bradley and worked at the Journal for several years; this clipping has been in my collection for years.

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Yes, he was married twice. He announced his engagement on December 24th, 2010.

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no but Tom Jones has

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Arizona

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"Could it Be Magic" used the lyrics "sweet Melissa, angel of my lifetime." Anymore, he frequently changes this to "heaven sent you, angel of my lifetime."

"You've Got a Friend," the Carol King classic he recorded with Melissa Manchester on his album, The Greatest Songs of the Seventies, also uses the name Melissa when he says, "Sweet Melissa, you just call out my name."

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personally I would say no, but obviously it is a matter of opinion.