Singin' With the Big Bands - Barry Manilow

Singin' With the Big Bands

Barry Manilow

  • Genre: Easy Listening
  • Release Date: 1994-10-10
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 16

  • ℗ 1994 Arista Records, Inc.
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Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
Singin' With the Big Bands 2:27 USD 1.29
2
Sentimental Journey 3:19 USD 1.29
3
And the Angels Sing 3:03 USD 1.29
4
Green Eyes 3:19 USD 1.29
5
I Should Care 3:01 USD 1.29
6
Don't Get Around Much Anymore 2:58 USD 1.29
7
I Can't Get Started 4:28 USD 1.29
8
Chattanooga Choo Choo 3:24 USD 1.29
9
Moonlight Serenade 4:50 USD 1.29
10
On the Sunny Side of the Stree 3:25 USD 1.29
11
All or Nothing At All 3:02 USD 1.29
12
I'll Never Smile Again 3:07 USD 1.29
13
I'm Gettin' Sentimental Over Y 3:27 USD 1.29
14
Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree 2:52 USD 1.29
15
In Apple Blossom Time 2:30 USD 1.29
16
Where Does the Time Go? 3:10 USD 1.29
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Reviews

  • Barry's First Head-On With Standards
    5
    By a song 4u
    Outside of the opening and closing tracks of this album which are originals designed to "sandwich", Barry dove head on into standards territory, not just standards but big band and he pulls it off nicely. Rosemary Clooney guests on "Green Eyes" it's not much of a duet as both she and Barry trade off verses but Rosemary is in fine voice. Another duet is "Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree" with Debra Byrd, this particular song, not this version because she passed years ago, was one of my Grandmother's favorites, she sang it almost constantly. Barry being the showman he his pulls off this foray into big band territory quite well, the cover art of this album isn't flattering, Barry looks "lifted" and mannequin-like standing in front of his band with a microphone, but the cover is not a deterrent from this album, a fine index of the hits of the big band era.
  • Great Singin' With The Big Bands.
    5
    By Marlboro Guy
    The greatest songs of the 40's and late 30's sung surprisingly well by this accomplished artist. One of Barry's best cover albums, Singin' went gold upon it's release in 1994 and received generally positive reviews from critics. Highly recommended.