Barry Manilow

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

Barry Manilow has been married, but is currently divorced.

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he was married yo his high school sweet heart susan, but had the marriage annuled.

a musician's earpiece to hear the band and himself. many performers wear 'fitted ones and they hear nothing else, Barry likes to hear the feedback, responses and comments from his audience so his isn't fitted

No they are not

Yes. Although surprisingly healthy in his later years, 'the Hef" died on September 27, 2017 at the age of 91 years old (born April 9, 1926). At the time of his death, he still controlled much of Playboy Enterprises, which he built into a famous brand in the 1950s and 1960s.

No, as far as I heard, Manilow married Susan Deixler but then annuled the marraige which Deixler filed after Manilow asked for a divorce.

This tune appeared on Holmes' album Partners In Crime, which was released in September of 1979. The song "Escape," it's real name, or "Escape (The Piña Colada Song)," was probably written earlier in 1979.

WikiPedia would have extensive chart information for both I would think. In the US, Manilow had more Top 40 hit singles and albums, although Engelbert did well, particularly in the album market.

Manilow also had two No.1 hit records on the US Singles charts, Engelbert's highest chart ranking was No. 4 with "Release Me", although he reached No. 1 in the UK.

Ironically, "I Write the Songs" was one of a dew songs he sang but didn't write.

Barry Manilow has collaborated with several backing singers throughout his career, including notable artists like Linda Ronstadt, Melissa Manchester, and Janice McClain. Additionally, he has worked with the vocal group The Raindancers, which featured singers such as Lani Hall and Carole Bayer Sager. These talented vocalists have contributed to Manilow's signature sound in his live performances and studio recordings.

Barry Manilow is 74 years old (born Barry Alan Pincus, June 17, 1943).

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

Barry Manilow lives in the Palm Springs, California area.

no but Tom Jones has

Elton John has 19 more "top 40" UK hit studio albums than Billy Joel.

Elton John has 17 more "top 40" US hit studio albums than Billy Joel.

Elton John has 4 more "no. 1" UK hit studio albums than Billy Joel.

Elton John has 2 more "no. 1" US hit studio albums than Billy Joel.

Elton John has 54 more "top 40" UK hit singles than Billy Joel.

Elton John has 23 more "top 40" US hit singles than Billy Joel.

Elton John has 6 more "no. 1" UK hit singles than Billy Joel.

Billy Joel has 1 more "no. 1" US hit single than Elton John.

"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."

Barry Manilow

No, it was Rupert Holmes.

Yes. I think it's natural to feel nostalgic at times. For me it is a pleasant experience to remember old times.

Check out the link attached; what about the most time together?

Tery Fugate-Wilcox, artist, married 3rd day we met at 18 to Valerie Monroe Shakespeare, muse/wife, together literally 24/7/365/48years, every 25 million minutes. Married 3rd day we met at 18, never apart for anything for our entire married lives, only separated by death. Hard to believe, but the difference between fact/fiction is fiction must make sense. Life's too important to be taken seriously. Writing the auto-bio & hope to exchange stories with someone who may have lived the same way. see: "It's the artist's life for me!" memoir on amazon e-books.

When I was young, my family had the 8-track of Barry Manilow Live, which came out in May, 1977, and it includes a medley of several of the jingles he wrote. I haven't listened to the 8-track since the 1970s, but I'll see how many I can remember...

"... Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there..."

"Give your face something to smile about... with Stridex..."

"I am stuck on Band Aid brand 'cause Band Aid's stuck on me. I am stuck on Band Aid brand 'cause Band Aid's stuck on me, 'cause it holds on tight in the bathtub and it clings in soapy suds..."

"There's barking in the kitchen, yelling in the halls, ringing at the doorbell, banging on the walls, 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-hums. Say 'hello' to your family. Come on, everyone, at Kentucky Fried Chicken, have a barrel of fun!"

I also remember that the medley ended with a McDonald's jingle, but I don't remember which one.

Maybe a fellow oldster can add to this list...