Barry Manilow I m Comin Home Again

SIDE 1
Copacabana (At The Copa) [four:08]
Somewhere In The Night [3:26]
A Linda Song [3:20]
Tin can't Grinning Without You [three:13]
Leavin' In The Morning time [3:25]
Where Do I Get From Here [3:07]

SIDE 2
Even Now [3:28]
I Was A Fool (To Let You Go) [3:29]
Losing Bear on [2:40]
I Just Want To Exist The One In Your Life [3:39]
Starting Over again [two:twoscore]
Sunrise [three:xvi]

• Produced by Ron Dante and Barry Manilow

  A Letter To My Friends

  Artists face a deluge of requests for charitable endorsements and benefit performances.  There are always so many worthwhile causes; then many public interest groups we would like to help and, unfortunately, so lilliputian time.

  Although my schedule seems to expand daily, I have decided to support The Cousteau Lodge, headed by Captain Jacques Cousteau.  As I am sure you have, I have heard most Captain Cousteau for years.  I was fortunate plenty to really see him.

  As an ocean explorer for 30 years, he has dramatized the rapid deterioration of bounding main life.  It is a disturbing situation caused by the same kind of human being abuse that is destroying our land and air environment.  His warnings, fortunately, are being heard.  For example, the efforts of The Cousteau Guild compelled the Italian authorities to remove from the Mediterranean Body of water scores of drums of mortiferous gas in a sunken ship.  The drums were beingness left to rust open and disperse death in the water for thousands of miles.

  The Cousteau Society is working to halt human destruction of the entire environment on behalf of time to come generations who cannot raise their voices against the degradation and consumption of their inheritance.  If you wish to join me in supporting The Cousteau Lodge's piece of work you can contact them at:

  THE COUSTEAU SOCIETY
  Dept. M
  777 Third Avenue
  New York, New York 10017

  Thank you,

  Barry

  
• Engineer:  Michael Delugg
• Rhythm Department:  Ronnie Zito (Drums), Volition Lee (Bass), Barry Manilow (Piano), Nib Mays (Keyboards), Hitch Holder (Guitar), Allan Estes (Percussion)
• Groundwork Voices:  Ron Dante and Barry Manilow
• Musicians contractor in California - Shaun Harris; Musicians contractor in New York - Artie Kaplan
• Recorded at A&Yard Studios, Hollywood, California
• Assistant Engineer - Derek Dunan
• "Somewhere In The Night" recorded at Media Sound Studios, NYC
• JULY THRU NOVEMBER 1977
• Cover Design - Barry Manilow & Lee Gurst
• Photography - Lee Gurst
• Special Thanks - Clive Davis, Miles Lourie, Dick Fox, Michael Stipanich, Marty Goldrod, Deboray Grayness, David Cumming and of grade, Linda and Bagel.
• Extra Special Thank you to Michael Devereaux for getting me through my life for the last year and a half
• This album is dedicated to the retentiveness of Heather Nelson
• Re-issued (Expanded Edition) CD (Arista/GRP 82876 812362, 5/nine/2006) includes bonus tracks "I'chiliad Comin' Home Again [3:44]" and "No Dearest For Jenny [2:44]"
• Remastered (Manilow Principal) CD (1996) includes bonus track "No Love For Jenny [2:44]" and the Disco version [5:43] of "Copacabana (At The Copa)"
• 20 BIT DIGITAL MASTERING FROM THE ORIGINAL MASTER TAPES: 1996
  Remastered by Wally Traugott at Tower Mastering/Capitol Studios, Hollywood, CA (Arista 07822-18946-2)

  Recording the Fifty-fifty NOW anthology is one of the happiest memories I have.  Ron Dante and I, joined by the talented engineer Michael Delugg, seemed to be on a roll, each song exploding as soon as we began recording.

  I remember "Copacabana" was irresistible from the start but became addictive afterward Alan Estes, our percussionist, contributed that signature cowbell.

  I remember what a slap-up thrill it was singing "I Was A Fool (To Permit You Go)" with Artie Butler's brilliant orchestra.

  And I remember beautiful Karen Carpenter stopping by the A&M command room to say howdy.  We played her "Tin can't Smile Without You" and she nodded and said, "That's going to be a number one tape.  I wish it were mine!"

  Barry Manilow (1996)

• "Copacabana (At The Copa)", 1978 Kamakazi Music Corp., Appoggiatura Music, Inc., Camp Songs Music BMI; Orchestration - Artie Butler; Background Vocals - Ginger Blake, Linda Dillard, Laura Creamer
• "Somewhere In The Nighttime", Irving Music, Inc., Rondor Music (London Ltd.) BMI; Bass - Bob Babbit; Drums - Jimmy Immature; Guitar - Jeff Mirinoff; Electric Piano - Paul Shaffer; Percussion - Jimmy Maelen; Piano - Barry Manilow; Orchestration - Dick Behrke
• "A Linda Song", 1978 Kamakazi Music Corp., Catapult Music; Guitar - Lee Ritenour; Orchestration - Richard Winzeler
• "Can't Smile Without Yous", Dick James Music, Inc. BMI; Orchestration - Artie Butler
• "Leavin' In The Morning", 1978 Kamakazi Music Corp.; Cord Arp - Barry Manilow
• "Where Do I Get From Here"; Orchestration - Jimmie Haskell
• "Even Now", 1978 Kamakazi Music Corp. BMI; Orchestration - Artie Butler
• "I Was A Fool (To Permit You lot Go)", 1978 Kamakazi Music Corp.; Orchestration - Artie Butler
• "Losing Touch", 1978 Kamakazi Music Corp., Appoggiatura Music, Inc., Camp Songs Music; Orchestration - Jimmie Haskell
• "I Only Desire To Be The One In Your Life"; Orchestration - Jimmie Haskell
• "Starting Over again", 1978 Kamakazi Music Corp.; Orchestration - Jimmie Haskell
• "Sunrise", 1978 Kamakazi Music Corp., Angela Music Co.; Guitar - Jay Graydon; Orchestration - Jimmie Haskell
• "No Love For Jenny" - Barry's Note (2006): Hither's a very ambitious piece nigh a young girl forced to brand a living on the streets. I think Adrienne's lyric is terribly moving and I'yard very proud of the tune and arrangement.
• "I'm Comin Home Again" - Barry'due south Note (2006): This is an unfinished rendition of Bruce [Roberts] and Carole [Bayer Sager]'s beautiful song. The vocal is a guide vocal I sang as we played the bones rhythm track. We meant to add a full orchestra and I would and so sing the terminal vocal, but since the song never made the final cut, we never finished it. Only it's such a beautiful song, I'one thousand glad to be able to include this very rough rendition of it here.
• Pre-1996 CD versions listing the iv:08 version of Copacabana as Track 1, however, contain the 5:45 version instead; Manilow Primary (1996) contains and lists the Disco version of "Copacabana"
• LP inner sleeve contains lyrics

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