8 Replies to “ A Nice Boy Like Me - Barry Manilow - Tryin To Get The Feeling (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. * Items below may differ depending on the release. Review Manilow's third release proved that he could do everything but rock -- there's disco ("NYC Rhythm"), adult ballad hits (the title track "I Write the Songs"), and even a TV jingle that kept swing relevant to teenagers ("Bandstand Boogie").

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2. Sep 26,  · Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Barry Manilow - Tryin' To Get The Feeling at Discogs. Complete your Barry Manilow collection/5().

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3. Label: Arista - AL • Format: Vinyl LP, Album Plastic Products Pressing • Country: US • Genre: Pop • Style: Vocal, Ballad Barry Manilow - Tryin' To Get The Feeling (, Plastic Products Pressing, Vinyl) | Discogs/5(61).

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4. Album. Tryin’ to Get the Feeling Barry Manilow. Released A Nice Boy Like Me Lyrics. Lay Me Down Lyrics. Beautiful Music Lyrics. Marry Me A Little.

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5. Barry Manilow's toothy cheerfulness isn't really offensive -- it's actually preferable to the lachrymse self-pity that soaks through so much current "product" -- but it's lightheaded an emotionally vapid. Manilow is a gifted producer and melodist, and were the lyrics not so mercilessly stupid, Tryin' to Get the Feeling might be satisfying MOR.

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6. Barry Manilow made it to number one again during his first year as a hit artist with a rendition of Beach Boy Bruce Johnston's "I Write the Songs," beating out covers by David Cassidy and Captain and Tennille (who also released a version in Spanish). The modernized (read: no distortion) take-off on Phil Spector's Wall of Sound was what made "Mandy" so very special, and it came back to work 9/

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7. Tryin' to Get the Feeling, an Album by Barry Manilow. Released in on Arista (catalog no. AL ; Vinyl LP). Genres: Adult Contemporary, Soft Rock, Pop.

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8. Cause I been up, down, tryin' to get the feeling again All neafidesniporthigingbuttpaddsersbesca.xyzinfo' to get the feeling again The one that made me shiver, made my knees start to quiver Every time she walked in And I've looked high, and low and everywhere I possibly can But there's no tryin' to get the feeling again It seemed to disappear as fast as it came And I've.

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