Name: The Greatest Songs Of The Sixties by Barry Manilow
Brand: Barry Manilow
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Barry Manilow's Greatest Songs of the Fifties turned out to be a surprise smash upon its January 2006 release, debuting at number one on the Billboard charts, so a sequel was inevitable. Ever the show biz pro, Manilow knew to strike when the iron was hot, so a mere nine months later he delivered The Greatest Songs of the Sixties, which is not just a continuation of the original, but an improvement. Again, Manilow chooses to largely ignore rock & roll -- he covers the Beatles' "And I Love Her," but that was a ballad, like "Yesterday," that found its way onto many easy listening pop records of the '60s, the kind recorded by José Feliciano, the Lettermen, and the Sandpipers. In its sound and sensibility, The Greatest Songs of the Sixties is strongly reminiscent of these easy listening records -- the production may not be quite as warm, but it features the same blend of Lennon/McCartney and Bacharach/David, augmented by hits from both Dean Martin and Herb Alpert, from both Frank Sinatra and the Association (who indeed back Manilow on a nice medley of "Cherish" and "Windy"). It's not adventurous -- the arrangements are either faithful to the original hits or do not stray much; either way, they could have fit on a record released in 1968 -- but it is well-executed. Like on the Fifties set, Manilow never pushes hard; he eases back, keeping the focus on the song. Occasionally, a synthesizer might be a bit too prominent ("Strangers in the Night" could have used a little less keyboard), but they don't detract from a record that is, at its core, proudly old-fashioned -- and yet Sixties feels a bit less old-fashioned than its predecessor, and that's because Manilow has chosen songs that are popular standards still played on oldies radio and still covered by other singers. He may not improve on these original versions, and he might not find something new in the song, but he sings them well and serves them well, making for a thoroughly pleasant affair.
© Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo

1. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'

by Barry Manilow

Primary Artist: Barry Manilow; Main Performer
Composer: Barry Mann
Phil Spector
Cynthia Weil; Composer
Acoustic Bass: Dave Carpenter; Performer
Background Vocals: Dick Wells
Linda Harmon
Connie Nassios
Susie Stevens
Jon Joyce
Ron Dante
Randy Crenshaw
Rick Logan
Walt Harrah; Performer
Cello: Armen Ksajikian
John Walz
Timothy Loo
Tina Soule
Larry Corbett
Dane Little; Performer
Drums: Russ Mckinnon; Performer
French Horn: Steve Becknell
Mark Adams
Paul Klintworth; Performer
Conductor: Kevin Bassinson; Conductor
Flute: Steve Kujala; Performer
Guitar: Mike Lent
Ken Berry; Performer
Harp: Marcia Dickstein
Gayle Levant; Performer
Percussion: Dan Greco
Paulinho Dacosta; Performer
Performer: Barry Manilow; Performer
Piano: Randy Waldman
Barry Manilow; Performer
Saxophone: Gene Cipriano
Greg Huckins
Daniel Higgins
Gary Foster
Joe Stone; Performer
Trombone: Steve Baxter
Chauncey Welsh
Charles Loper
Craig Gosnell; Performer
Trumpet: Wayne Bergeron
Warren Leuning
Chris Gray
Gary Grant; Performer
Tuba: Tommy Johnson; Performer
Viola: Andrew Picken
Ken Burward-hoy
Ray Tischer
Harry Shirinian
Carrie Holzman
Sam Formicola; Performer
Violin: Neel Hammond
Yan To
Assa Drori
Liane Mautner
Jennifer Munday
Sam Fisher
Johana Krejci
Ray Kobler
Cynthia Moussas
Ron Folsom
Mlwako Watanbe
Daphne Chen
Lisa Dondlinger
Darius Campo
Dynell Weber
David Stenske; Performer
Arranger: Barry Manilow; Composer
Composer: Phil Spector
Barry Mann
Cynthia Weil; Composer
Lyricist: Phil Spector
Barry Mann
Cynthia Weil; Composer
Orchestration: Kevin Bassinson; Composer
Conductor: Kevin Bassinson; Conductor
Assistant Engineer: Charlie Paakkari
Bill Smith
Aaron Walk
Steve Genewick
Jimmy Hoyson; Production
Executive Producer: Garry C. Kief; Production
Mixing Engineer: Al Schmitt; Production
Producer: Marc Hulett
David Benson
Clive Davis
Barry Manilow
Greg Bartheld; Production
Recording: David Benson
Koji Egawa
Bruce Botnick
Greg Bartheld; Production
Artist: Barry Manilow; Production
Author: Barry Mann
Phil Spector
Cynthia Weil; Production

2. When I Fall In Love

by Barry Manilow

Primary Artist: Barry Manilow; Main Performer
Composer: Edward Heyman
Victor Young; Composer
Acoustic Bass: Dave Carpenter; Performer
Background Vocals: Dick Wells
Linda Harmon
Connie Nassios
Susie Stevens
Jon Joyce
Ron Dante
Randy Crenshaw
Rick Logan
Walt Harrah; Performer
Cello: Armen Ksajikian
John Walz
Timothy Loo
Tina Soule
Larry Corbett
Dane Little; Performer
Drums: Russ Mckinnon; Performer
French Horn: Steve Becknell
Mark Adams
Paul Klintworth; Performer
Conductor: Doug Walter; Conductor
Flute: Steve Kujala; Performer
Guitar: Mike Lent
Ken Berry; Performer
Harp: Marcia Dickstein
Gayle Levant; Performer
Percussion: Dan Greco
Paulinho Dacosta; Performer
Performer: Barry Manilow; Performer
Piano: Randy Waldman
Barry Manilow; Performer
Saxophone: Gene Cipriano
Greg Huckins
Daniel Higgins
Gary Foster
Joe Stone; Performer
Trombone: Steve Baxter
Chauncey Welsh
Charles Loper
Craig Gosnell; Performer
Trumpet: Wayne Bergeron
Warren Leuning
Chris Gray
Gary Grant; Performer
Tuba: Tommy Johnson; Performer
Viola: Andrew Picken
Ken Burward-hoy
Ray Tischer
Harry Shirinian
Carrie Holzman
Sam Formicola; Performer
Violin: Neel Hammond
Yan To
Assa Drori
Liane Mautner
Jennifer Munday
Sam Fisher
Johana Krejci
Ray Kobler
Cynthia Moussas
Ron Folsom
Mlwako Watanbe
Daphne Chen
Lisa Dondlinger
Darius Campo
Dynell Weber
David Stenske; Performer
Arranger: Doug Walter
Barry Manilow; Composer
Composer: Victor Young
Edward Heyman; Composer
Lyricist: Victor Young
Edward Heyman; Composer
Orchestration: Doug Walter; Composer
Conductor: Doug Walter; Conductor
Assistant Engineer: Charlie Paakkari
Bill Smith
Aaron Walk
Steve Genewick
Jimmy Hoyson; Production
Executive Producer: Garry C. Kief; Production
Mixing Engineer: Al Schmitt; Production
Producer: Marc Hulett
David Benson
Clive Davis
Barry Manilow
Greg Bartheld; Production
Recording: David Benson
Koji Egawa
Bruce Botnick
Greg Bartheld; Production
Artist: Barry Manilow; Production
Author: Edward Heyman
Victor Young; Production

3. Strangers In The Night

by Barry Manilow

Primary Artist: Barry Manilow; Main Performer
Bass: Stephens Lafever
Constance Deeter
David Young
Norman Ludwin
Frances Liu-wu
Timothy Barr
John Clayton
John Peña
Charles Berghofer; Performer
Cello: Earl Madison
Sebastian Toettcher
Anne Karam
David Shamban
Robert Adcock
Raymond Kelley
Nancy Stein-ross
Antony Cooke
Daniel Rothmuller
Rowenta Hammill
Ernest Ehrhardt
Stefanie Fife
David Speltz
Larry Corbett
Suzie Katayama
Chris Ermacoff
Jodi Burnett; Performer
Drums: Gregg Field; Performer
Electric Guitar: James Harrah; Performer
French Horn: John Mason
Brad Warnaar
Richard Todd
James Atkinson
Bradley Kintscher
Paul Stevens
Gregory Williams
Marilyn Johnson
John Lorge
Daniel Kelley
Nathan Campbell
Paul Klintworth; Performer
Guitar: Dean Parks
John Pisano; Performer
Composer: Eddie Snyder
Charles Singleton
Bert Kaempfert; Composer
Lyricist: Eddie Snyder
Charles Singleton
Bert Kaempfert; Composer
Harp: Gayle Levant
Julie Berghofer; Performer
Percussion: Larry Bunker
Daniel Greco; Performer
Piano: Thomas Rainer; Performer
Composer: Bert Kaempfert
Charles Singleton
Eddie Snyder; Composer
Mastering Engineer: Robert Vosgien
Don Murray; Production
Author: Bert Kaempfert
Charles Singleton
Eddie Snyder; Production
Conductor: Patrick Williams
Doug Besterman; Conductor
Keyboard: Michael Skloff
Doug Besterman
Piergiorgio Bertucelli; Performer
Conductor: Doug Besterman
Patrick Williams; Conductor
Producer: Phil Ramone
Barry Manilow; Production
Synthesizer: Michael Lang; Performer
Trombone: Donald Waldrop
Richard Nash
Phillip Teele
Robert Mcchesney
Andrew Martin
Charles Loper
Alan Kaplan
Chauncey Welsh
William Elton; Performer
Trumpet: Warren Leuning
Larry Hall
Steve Huffsteter
Wayne Bergeron
Frank Baptist
Carl Saunders
Conte Candoli
Frank Szabo
George Graham
Larry Mcguire; Performer
Viola: Marilyn Baker
Miriam Granat
Jodi Rubin
Margot Aldcroft
Pam Goldsmith
Evan Wilson
Peter Hatch
Jerry Epstein
John Scanlon
Carole Mukogawa
Keith Green
Suzanna Giordano
James Ross
Julia Staudhammer
Rollice Dale
Renita Koven
Denyse Buffum
Brian Dembow
Andrew Picken; Performer
Violin: Yvette Devereaux
Ron Folsom
Elizabeth Wilson
Rebecca Rutkowski
Don Palmer
Patricia Johnson
Jacqueline Suzuki
Robert Sanov
Assa Drori
Darius Campo
Anatoly Rosinsky
Mari Tsamura
Tamsen Beseke
Linda Rose
Miran Kojian
Karen Jones
North Wood
Igor Kiskatchi
Dennis Molchan
Andrea Byers
Kimiyo Takeya
Brian Leonard
Mark K. Cargill
Ron Clark
Marc Sazer
Patricia Aiken
Gwenn Heller
Sarah Knutson
Eve Butler
Russ Cantor
Ezra Kliger
Clinton Haslop
James Stark
Jennifer Munday
Kirsten Fife
Yi-tsui Olivia
Maurice Dicterow
David Stenske
Haim Shtrum
Joel Derouin
Ralph Morrison
Kwihee Shamban
Rhonni Hallman
Shari Zippert
Galina Golovin
Alan Ellsworth; Performer
Vocals: Barry Manilow; Performer
Woodwind: Louise Di Tullio
Pete Christlieb
Samuel Karam
Greg Huckins
Gene Cipriano
Stephen Kujala
Gary Woodward
Daniel Higgins
Jeffrey Clayton
Bob Efford
Terry Harrington
Donald Shelton
Lanny Morgan
Sal Lozano
Lee Callet
Jack Nimitz; Performer
Arranger: Doug Besterman; Composer
Art Direction: Sherie Lee; Production
Coordinator: Ivy Skoff; Production
Editing: Robert Vosgien
Ron Mcmaster; Production
Mixing Engineer: Eric Cowden
Stephen Genewick
Charlie Paakkari
Peter Doell
Don Murray
Wil Donovan; Production
Recording: Eric Cowden
Stephen Genewick
Charlie Paakkari
Peter Doell
Don Murray
Wil Donovan; Production

4. What The World Needs Now Is Love

by Barry Manilow

Primary Artist: Barry Manilow; Main Performer
Composer: Burt Bacharach
Hal David; Composer
Acoustic Bass: Dave Carpenter; Performer
Background Vocals: Dick Wells
Linda Harmon
Connie Nassios
Susie Stevens
Jon Joyce
Ron Dante
Randy Crenshaw
Rick Logan
Walt Harrah; Performer
Cello: Armen Ksajikian
John Walz
Timothy Loo
Tina Soule
Larry Corbett
Dane Little; Performer
Drums: Russ Mckinnon; Performer
French Horn: Steve Becknell
Mark Adams
Paul Klintworth; Performer
Conductor: Kevin Bassinson; Conductor
Flute: Steve Kujala; Performer
Guitar: Mike Lent
Ken Berry; Performer
Harp: Marcia Dickstein
Gayle Levant; Performer
Percussion: Dan Greco
Paulinho Dacosta; Performer
Performer: Barry Manilow; Performer
Piano: Randy Waldman
Barry Manilow; Performer
Saxophone: Gene Cipriano
Greg Huckins
Daniel Higgins
Gary Foster
Joe Stone; Performer
Trombone: Steve Baxter
Chauncey Welsh
Charles Loper
Craig Gosnell; Performer
Trumpet: Wayne Bergeron
Warren Leuning
Chris Gray
Gary Grant; Performer
Tuba: Tommy Johnson; Performer
Viola: Andrew Picken
Ken Burward-hoy
Ray Tischer
Harry Shirinian
Carrie Holzman
Sam Formicola; Performer
Violin: Neel Hammond
Yan To
Assa Drori
Liane Mautner
Jennifer Munday
Sam Fisher
Johana Krejci
Ray Kobler
Cynthia Moussas
Ron Folsom
Mlwako Watanbe
Daphne Chen
Lisa Dondlinger
Darius Campo
Dynell Weber
David Stenske; Performer
Arranger: Kevin Bassinson
Barry Manilow; Composer
Composer: Hal David
Burt Bacharach; Composer
Lyricist: Hal David
Burt Bacharach; Composer
Orchestration: Kevin Bassinson; Composer
Conductor: Kevin Bassinson; Conductor
Assistant Engineer: Charlie Paakkari
Bill Smith
Aaron Walk
Steve Genewick
Jimmy Hoyson; Production
Executive Producer: Garry C. Kief; Production
Mixing Engineer: Al Schmitt; Production
Producer: Marc Hulett
David Benson
Clive Davis
Barry Manilow
Greg Bartheld; Production
Recording: David Benson
Koji Egawa
Bruce Botnick
Greg Bartheld; Production
Artist: Barry Manilow; Production
Author: Burt Bacharach
Hal David; Production

5. Can't Take My Eyes Off You

by Barry Manilow

Primary Artist: Barry Manilow; Main Performer
Composer: Bob Gaudio
Bob Crewe; Composer
Acoustic Bass: Dave Carpenter; Performer
Background Vocals: Dick Wells
Linda Harmon
Connie Nassios
Susie Stevens
Jon Joyce
Ron Dante
Randy Crenshaw
Rick Logan
Walt Harrah; Performer
Cello: Armen Ksajikian
John Walz
Timothy Loo
Tina Soule
Larry Corbett
Dane Little; Performer
Drums: Russ Mckinnon; Performer
Flute: Steve Kujala; Performer
French Horn: Steve Becknell
Mark Adams
Paul Klintworth; Performer
Guitar: Mike Lent
Ken Berry; Performer
Harp: Marcia Dickstein
Gayle Levant; Performer
Percussion: Dan Greco
Paulinho Dacosta; Performer
Arranger: Bob Gaudio
Artie Schroeck; Composer
Composer: Bob Gaudio
Bob Crewe; Composer
Lyricist: Bob Gaudio
Bob Crewe; Composer
Conductor: J. Barrick Griffiths; Conductor
Performer: Barry Manilow; Performer
Piano: Randy Waldman
Barry Manilow; Performer
Saxophone: Gene Cipriano
Greg Huckins
Daniel Higgins
Gary Foster
Joe Stone; Performer
Trombone: Steve Baxter
Chauncey Welsh
Charles Loper
Craig Gosnell; Performer
Trumpet: Wayne Bergeron
Warren Leuning
Chris Gray
Gary Grant; Performer
Tuba: Tommy Johnson; Performer
Viola: Andrew Picken
Ken Burward-hoy
Ray Tischer
Harry Shirinian
Carrie Holzman
Sam Formicola; Performer
Violin: Neel Hammond
Yan To
Assa Drori
Liane Mautner
Jennifer Munday
Sam Fisher
Johana Krejci
Ray Kobler
Cynthia Moussas
Ron Folsom
Mlwako Watanbe
Daphne Chen
Lisa Dondlinger
Darius Campo
Dynell Weber
David Stenske; Performer
Orchestration: J. Barrick Griffiths; Composer
Conductor: J. Barrick Griffiths; Conductor
Assistant Engineer: Charlie Paakkari
Bill Smith
Aaron Walk
Steve Genewick
Jimmy Hoyson; Production
Executive Producer: Garry C. Kief; Production
Mixing Engineer: Al Schmitt; Production
Producer: Marc Hulett
David Benson
Clive Davis
Barry Manilow
Greg Bartheld; Production
Recording: David Benson
Koji Egawa
Bruce Botnick
Greg Bartheld; Production
Artist: Barry Manilow; Production
Author: Bob Gaudio
Bob Crewe; Production

6. Cherish/Windy

by Barry Manilow Featuring The Association

Featured Artist: The Association; Main Performer
Primary Artist: Barry Manilow; Main Performer
Acoustic Bass: Dave Carpenter; Performer
Background Vocals: Dick Wells
Linda Harmon
Connie Nassios
Susie Stevens
Jon Joyce
Ron Dante
Randy Crenshaw
Rick Logan
Walt Harrah; Performer
Cello: Armen Ksajikian
John Walz
Timothy Loo
Tina Soule
Larry Corbett
Dane Little; Performer
Flute: Steve Kujala; Performer
French Horn: Steve Becknell
Mark Adams
Paul Klintworth; Performer
Composer: Ruthann Friedman
Terry Kirkman; Composer
Conductor: Kevin Bassinson; Conductor
Drums: Russ Mckinnon; Performer
Guitar: Mike Lent
Ken Berry; Performer
Harp: Marcia Dickstein
Gayle Levant; Performer
Percussion: Dan Greco
Paulinho Dacosta; Performer
Performer: Barry Manilow Featuring The Association; Performer
Piano: Randy Waldman
Barry Manilow; Performer
Saxophone: Gene Cipriano
Greg Huckins
Daniel Higgins
Gary Foster
Joe Stone; Performer
Trombone: Steve Baxter
Chauncey Welsh
Charles Loper
Craig Gosnell; Performer
Trumpet: Wayne Bergeron
Warren Leuning
Chris Gray
Gary Grant; Performer
Tuba: Tommy Johnson; Performer
Viola: Andrew Picken
Ken Burward-hoy
Ray Tischer
Harry Shirinian
Carrie Holzman
Sam Formicola; Performer
Violin: Neel Hammond
Yan To
Assa Drori
Liane Mautner
Jennifer Munday
Sam Fisher
Johana Krejci
Ray Kobler
Cynthia Moussas
Ron Folsom
Mlwako Watanbe
Daphne Chen
Lisa Dondlinger
Darius Campo
Dynell Weber
David Stenske; Performer
Arranger: Barry Manilow; Composer
Composer: Terry Kirkman
Ruthann Friedman; Composer
Lyricist: Terry Kirkman
Ruthann Friedman; Composer
Orchestration: Kevin Bassinson; Composer
Conductor: Kevin Bassinson; Conductor
Assistant Engineer: Charlie Paakkari
Aaron Walk
Bill Smith
Steve Genewick
Jimmy Hoyson; Production
Executive Producer: Garry C. Kief; Production
Mixing Engineer: Al Schmitt; Production
Producer: Marc Hulett
David Benson
Clive Davis
Barry Manilow
Greg Bartheld; Production
Recording: David Benson
Koji Egawa
Bruce Botnick
Greg Bartheld; Production
Artist: Barry Manilow
The Association; Production
Author: Ruthann Friedman
Terry Kirkman; Production

7. Can't Help Falling In Love With You

by Barry Manilow

Primary Artist: Barry Manilow; Main Performer
Composer: George David Weiss
Hugo Peretti
Luigi Creatore; Composer
Acoustic Bass: Dave Carpenter; Performer
Background Vocals: Dick Wells
Linda Harmon
Connie Nassios
Susie Stevens
Jon Joyce
Ron Dante
Randy Crenshaw
Rick Logan
Walt Harrah; Performer
Cello: Armen Ksajikian
John Walz
Timothy Loo
Tina Soule
Larry Corbett
Dane Little; Performer
Drums: Russ Mckinnon; Performer
French Horn: Steve Becknell
Mark Adams
Paul Klintworth; Performer
Conductor: Doug Walter; Conductor
Flute: Steve Kujala; Performer
Guitar: Mike Lent
Ken Berry; Performer
Harp: Marcia Dickstein
Gayle Levant; Performer
Percussion: Dan Greco
Paulinho Dacosta; Performer
Performer: Barry Manilow; Performer
Piano: Randy Waldman
Barry Manilow; Performer
Saxophone: Gene Cipriano
Greg Huckins
Daniel Higgins
Gary Foster
Joe Stone; Performer
Trombone: Steve Baxter
Chauncey Welsh
Charles Loper
Craig Gosnell; Performer
Trumpet: Wayne Bergeron
Warren Leuning
Chris Gray
Gary Grant; Performer
Tuba: Tommy Johnson; Performer
Viola: Andrew Picken
Ken Burward-hoy
Ray Tischer
Harry Shirinian
Carrie Holzman
Sam Formicola; Performer
Violin: Neel Hammond
Yan To
Assa Drori
Liane Mautner
Jennifer Munday
Sam Fisher
Johana Krejci
Ray Kobler
Cynthia Moussas
Ron Folsom
Mlwako Watanbe
Daphne Chen
Lisa Dondlinger
Darius Campo
Dynell Weber
David Stenske; Performer
Arranger: Doug Walter
Barry Manilow; Composer
Composer: Luigi Creatore
Hugo Peretti
George Weiss
George David Weiss; Composer
Lyricist: Luigi Creatore
Hugo Peretti
George Weiss
George David Weiss; Composer
Orchestration: Doug Walter; Composer
Conductor: Doug Walter; Conductor
Assistant Engineer: Charlie Paakkari
Bill Smith
Aaron Walk
Steve Genewick
Jimmy Hoyson; Production
Executive Producer: Garry C. Kief; Production
Mixing Engineer: Al Schmitt; Production
Producer: Marc Hulett
David Benson
Clive Davis
Barry Manilow
Greg Bartheld; Production
Recording: David Benson
Koji Egawa
Bruce Botnick
Greg Bartheld; Production
Artist: Barry Manilow; Production
Author: George David Weiss
Hugo Peretti
Luigi Creatore; Production

8. There's A Kind Of Hush

by Barry Manilow

Primary Artist: Barry Manilow; Main Performer
Composer: Geoff Stephens
Leslie Reed; Composer
Acoustic Bass: Dave Carpenter; Performer
Background Vocals: Dick Wells
Linda Harmon
Connie Nassios
Susie Stevens
Jon Joyce
Ron Dante
Randy Crenshaw
Rick Logan
Walt Harrah; Performer
Cello: Armen Ksajikian
John Walz
Timothy Loo
Tina Soule
Larry Corbett
Dane Little; Performer
Drums: Russ Mckinnon; Performer
French Horn: Steve Becknell
Mark Adams
Paul Klintworth; Performer
Conductor: J. Barrick Griffiths; Conductor
Flute: Steve Kujala; Performer
Guitar: Mike Lent
Ken Berry; Performer
Harp: Marcia Dickstein
Gayle Levant; Performer
Percussion: Dan Greco
Paulinho Dacosta; Performer
Performer: Barry Manilow; Performer
Piano: Randy Waldman
Barry Manilow; Performer
Saxophone: Gene Cipriano
Greg Huckins
Daniel Higgins
Gary Foster
Joe Stone; Performer
Trombone: Steve Baxter
Chauncey Welsh
Charles Loper
Craig Gosnell; Performer
Trumpet: Wayne Bergeron
Warren Leuning
Chris Gray
Gary Grant; Performer
Tuba: Tommy Johnson; Performer
Viola: Andrew Picken
Ken Burward-hoy
Ray Tischer
Harry Shirinian
Carrie Holzman
Sam Formicola; Performer
Violin: Neel Hammond
Yan To
Assa Drori
Liane Mautner
Jennifer Munday
Sam Fisher
Johana Krejci
Ray Kobler
Cynthia Moussas
Ron Folsom
Mlwako Watanbe
Daphne Chen
Lisa Dondlinger
Darius Campo
Dynell Weber
David Stenske; Performer
Arranger: Barry Manilow; Composer
Composer: Geoff Stephens
Leslie Reed; Composer
Lyricist: Geoff Stephens
Leslie Reed; Composer
Orchestration: J. Barrick Griffiths; Composer
Conductor: J. Barrick Griffiths; Conductor
Assistant Engineer: Charlie Paakkari
Bill Smith
Aaron Walk
Steve Genewick
Jimmy Hoyson; Production
Executive Producer: Garry C. Kief; Production
Mixing Engineer: Al Schmitt; Production
Producer: Marc Hulett
David Benson
Clive Davis
Barry Manilow
Greg Bartheld; Production
Recording: David Benson
Koji Egawa
Bruce Botnick
Greg Bartheld; Production
Artist: Barry Manilow; Production
Author: Geoff Stephens
Leslie Reed; Production

9. Blue Velvet

by Barry Manilow

Primary Artist: Barry Manilow; Main Performer
Composer: Lee Morris
Bernie Wayne; Composer
Acoustic Bass: Dave Carpenter; Performer
Background Vocals: Dick Wells
Linda Harmon
Connie Nassios
Susie Stevens
Jon Joyce
Ron Dante
Randy Crenshaw
Rick Logan
Walt Harrah; Performer
Cello: Armen Ksajikian
John Walz
Timothy Loo
Tina Soule
Larry Corbett
Dane Little; Performer
Drums: Russ Mckinnon; Performer
French Horn: Steve Becknell
Mark Adams
Paul Klintworth; Performer
Conductor: Doug Walter; Conductor
Flute: Steve Kujala; Performer
Guitar: Mike Lent
Ken Berry; Performer
Harp: Marcia Dickstein
Gayle Levant; Performer
Percussion: Dan Greco
Paulinho Dacosta; Performer
Performer: Barry Manilow; Performer
Piano: Randy Waldman
Barry Manilow; Performer
Saxophone: Gene Cipriano
Greg Huckins
Daniel Higgins
Gary Foster
Joe Stone; Performer
Trombone: Steve Baxter
Chauncey Welsh
Charles Loper
Craig Gosnell; Performer
Trumpet: Wayne Bergeron
Warren Leuning
Chris Gray
Gary Grant; Performer
Tuba: Tommy Johnson; Performer
Viola: Andrew Picken
Ken Burward-hoy
Ray Tischer
Harry Shirinian
Carrie Holzman
Sam Formicola; Performer
Violin: Neel Hammond
Yan To
Assa Drori
Liane Mautner
Jennifer Munday
Sam Fisher
Johana Krejci
Ray Kobler
Cynthia Moussas
Ron Folsom
Mlwako Watanbe
Daphne Chen
Lisa Dondlinger
Darius Campo
Dynell Weber
David Stenske; Performer
Arranger: Doug Walter
Barry Manilow; Composer
Composer: Bernie Wayne
Lee Morris; Composer
Lyricist: Bernie Wayne
Lee Morris; Composer
Orchestration: Doug Walter; Composer
Conductor: Doug Walter; Conductor
Assistant Engineer: Charlie Paakkari
Bill Smith
Aaron Walk
Steve Genewick
Jimmy Hoyson; Production
Executive Producer: Garry C. Kief; Production
Mixing Engineer: Al Schmitt; Production
Producer: Marc Hulett
David Benson
Clive Davis
Barry Manilow
Greg Bartheld; Production
Recording: David Benson
Koji Egawa
Bruce Botnick
Greg Bartheld; Production
Artist: Barry Manilow; Production
Author: Lee Morris
Bernie Wayne; Production

10. Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head

by Barry Manilow

Primary Artist: Barry Manilow; Main Performer
Composer: Burt Bacharach
Hal David; Composer
Acoustic Bass: Dave Carpenter; Performer
Background Vocals: Dick Wells
Linda Harmon
Connie Nassios
Susie Stevens
Jon Joyce
Ron Dante
Randy Crenshaw
Rick Logan
Walt Harrah; Performer
Cello: Armen Ksajikian
John Walz
Timothy Loo
Tina Soule
Larry Corbett
Dane Little; Performer
Drums: Russ Mckinnon; Performer
French Horn: Steve Becknell
Mark Adams
Paul Klintworth; Performer
Conductor: Ken Berry; Conductor
Flute: Steve Kujala; Performer
Guitar: Mike Lent
Ken Berry; Performer
Harp: Marcia Dickstein
Gayle Levant; Performer
Percussion: Dan Greco
Paulinho Dacosta; Performer
Performer: Barry Manilow; Performer
Piano: Randy Waldman
Barry Manilow; Performer
Saxophone: Gene Cipriano
Greg Huckins
Daniel Higgins
Gary Foster
Joe Stone; Performer
Trombone: Steve Baxter
Chauncey Welsh
Charles Loper
Craig Gosnell; Performer
Trumpet: Wayne Bergeron
Warren Leuning
Chris Gray
Gary Grant; Performer
Tuba: Tommy Johnson; Performer
Viola: Andrew Picken
Ken Burward-hoy
Ray Tischer
Harry Shirinian
Carrie Holzman
Sam Formicola; Performer
Violin: Neel Hammond
Yan To
Assa Drori
Liane Mautner
Jennifer Munday
Sam Fisher
Johana Krejci
Ray Kobler
Cynthia Moussas
Ron Folsom
Mlwako Watanbe
Daphne Chen
Lisa Dondlinger
Darius Campo
Dynell Weber
David Stenske; Performer
Arranger: Ken Berry; Composer
Composer: Hal David
Burt Bacharach; Composer
Lyricist: Hal David
Burt Bacharach; Composer
Orchestration: Ken Berry; Composer
Conductor: Ken Berry; Conductor
Assistant Engineer: Charlie Paakkari
Bill Smith
Aaron Walk
Steve Genewick
Jimmy Hoyson; Production
Executive Producer: Garry C. Kief; Production
Mixing Engineer: Al Schmitt; Production
Producer: Marc Hulett
David Benson
Clive Davis
Barry Manilow
Greg Bartheld; Production
Recording: David Benson
Koji Egawa
Bruce Botnick
Greg Bartheld; Production
Artist: Barry Manilow; Production
Author: Burt Bacharach
Hal David; Production

11. And I Love Her

by Barry Manilow

Primary Artist: Barry Manilow; Main Performer
Composer: John Lennon
Paul Mccartney; Composer
Acoustic Bass: Dave Carpenter; Performer
Lyricist: John Lennon
Paul Mccartney; Composer
Composer: John Lennon
Paul Mccartney; Composer
Conductor: Ken Berry; Conductor
Background Vocals: Dick Wells
Linda Harmon
Connie Nassios
Susie Stevens
Jon Joyce
Ron Dante
Randy Crenshaw
Rick Logan
Walt Harrah; Performer
Cello: Armen Ksajikian
John Walz
Timothy Loo
Tina Soule
Larry Corbett
Dane Little; Performer
Drums: Russ Mckinnon; Performer
Flute: Steve Kujala; Performer
French Horn: Steve Becknell
Mark Adams
Paul Klintworth; Performer
Guitar: Mike Lent
Ken Berry; Performer
Harp: Marcia Dickstein
Gayle Levant; Performer
Percussion: Dan Greco
Paulinho Dacosta; Performer
Performer: Barry Manilow; Performer
Piano: Randy Waldman
Barry Manilow; Performer
Saxophone: Gene Cipriano
Greg Huckins
Daniel Higgins
Gary Foster
Joe Stone; Performer
Trombone: Steve Baxter
Chauncey Welsh
Charles Loper
Craig Gosnell; Performer
Trumpet: Wayne Bergeron
Warren Leuning
Chris Gray
Gary Grant; Performer
Tuba: Tommy Johnson; Performer
Viola: Andrew Picken
Ken Burward-hoy
Ray Tischer
Harry Shirinian
Carrie Holzman
Sam Formicola; Performer
Violin: Neel Hammond
Yan To
Assa Drori
Liane Mautner
Jennifer Munday
Sam Fisher
Johana Krejci
Ray Kobler
Cynthia Moussas
Ron Folsom
Mlwako Watanbe
Daphne Chen
Lisa Dondlinger
Darius Campo
Dynell Weber
David Stenske; Performer
Arranger: Ken Berry
Barry Manilow; Composer
Orchestration: Ken Berry; Composer
Conductor: Ken Berry; Conductor
Assistant Engineer: Charlie Paakkari
Bill Smith
Aaron Walk
Steve Genewick
Jimmy Hoyson; Production
Executive Producer: Garry C. Kief; Production
Mixing Engineer: Al Schmitt; Production
Producer: Marc Hulett
David Benson
Clive Davis
Barry Manilow
Greg Bartheld; Production
Recording: David Benson
Koji Egawa
Bruce Botnick
Greg Bartheld; Production
Artist: Barry Manilow; Production
Author: John Lennon
Paul Mccartney; Production

12. This Guy's In Love With You

by Barry Manilow

Primary Artist: Barry Manilow; Main Performer
Composer: Burt Bacharach
Hal David; Composer
Acoustic Bass: Dave Carpenter; Performer
Background Vocals: Dick Wells
Linda Harmon
Connie Nassios
Susie Stevens
Jon Joyce
Ron Dante
Randy Crenshaw
Rick Logan
Walt Harrah; Performer
Cello: Armen Ksajikian
John Walz
Timothy Loo
Tina Soule
Larry Corbett
Dane Little; Performer
Drums: Russ Mckinnon; Performer
French Horn: Steve Becknell
Mark Adams
Paul Klintworth; Performer
Conductor: Kevin Bassinson; Conductor
Flute: Steve Kujala; Performer
Guitar: Mike Lent
Ken Berry; Performer
Harp: Marcia Dickstein
Gayle Levant; Performer
Percussion: Dan Greco
Paulinho Dacosta; Performer
Performer: Barry Manilow; Performer
Piano: Randy Waldman
Barry Manilow; Performer
Saxophone: Gene Cipriano
Greg Huckins
Daniel Higgins
Gary Foster
Joe Stone; Performer
Trombone: Steve Baxter
Chauncey Welsh
Charles Loper
Craig Gosnell; Performer
Trumpet: Wayne Bergeron
Warren Leuning
Chris Gray
Gary Grant; Performer
Tuba: Tommy Johnson; Performer
Viola: Andrew Picken
Ken Burward-hoy
Ray Tischer
Harry Shirinian
Carrie Holzman
Sam Formicola; Performer
Violin: Neel Hammond
Yan To
Assa Drori
Liane Mautner
Jennifer Munday
Sam Fisher
Johana Krejci
Ray Kobler
Cynthia Moussas
Ron Folsom
Mlwako Watanbe
Daphne Chen
Lisa Dondlinger
Darius Campo
Dynell Weber
David Stenske; Performer
Arranger: Kevin Bassinson; Composer
Composer: Hal David
Burt Bacharach; Composer
Lyricist: Hal David
Burt Bacharach; Composer
Orchestration: Kevin Bassinson; Composer
Conductor: Kevin Bassinson; Conductor
Assistant Engineer: Charlie Paakkari
Bill Smith
Aaron Walk
Steve Genewick
Jimmy Hoyson; Production
Executive Producer: Garry C. Kief; Production
Mixing Engineer: Al Schmitt; Production
Producer: Marc Hulett
David Benson
Clive Davis
Barry Manilow
Greg Bartheld; Production
Recording: David Benson
Koji Egawa
Bruce Botnick
Greg Bartheld; Production
Artist: Barry Manilow; Production
Author: Burt Bacharach
Hal David; Production

13. Everybody Loves Somebody

by Barry Manilow

Primary Artist: Barry Manilow; Main Performer
Conductor: J. Barrick Griffiths; Conductor
Background Vocals: Dick Wells
Linda Harmon
Connie Nassios
Susie Stevens
Jon Joyce
Ron Dante
Randy Crenshaw
Rick Logan
Walt Harrah; Performer
Percussion: Dan Greco
Paulinho Dacosta; Performer
Performer: Barry Manilow; Performer
Composer: Sam Coslow
Kermit Lane
Irving Taylor
Ken Lane; Composer
Lyricist: Sam Coslow
Kermit Lane
Irving Taylor
Ken Lane; Composer
Acoustic Bass: Dave Carpenter; Performer
Cello: Armen Ksajikian
John Walz
Timothy Loo
Tina Soule
Larry Corbett
Dane Little; Performer
Drums: Russ Mckinnon; Performer
Flute: Steve Kujala; Performer
French Horn: Steve Becknell
Mark Adams
Paul Klintworth; Performer
Guitar: Mike Lent
Ken Berry; Performer
Harp: Marcia Dickstein
Gayle Levant; Performer
Piano: Randy Waldman
Barry Manilow; Performer
Saxophone: Gene Cipriano
Greg Huckins
Daniel Higgins
Gary Foster
Joe Stone; Performer
Composer: Irving Taylor
Ken Lane
Sam Coslow; Composer
Trombone: Steve Baxter
Chauncey Welsh
Charles Loper
Craig Gosnell; Performer
Trumpet: Wayne Bergeron
Warren Leuning
Chris Gray
Gary Grant; Performer
Tuba: Tommy Johnson; Performer
Viola: Andrew Picken
Ken Burward-hoy
Ray Tischer
Harry Shirinian
Carrie Holzman
Sam Formicola; Performer
Violin: Neel Hammond
Yan To
Assa Drori
Liane Mautner
Jennifer Munday
Sam Fisher
Johana Krejci
Ray Kobler
Cynthia Moussas
Ron Folsom
Mlwako Watanbe
Daphne Chen
Lisa Dondlinger
Darius Campo
Dynell Weber
David Stenske; Performer
Arranger: J. Barrick Griffiths
Barry Manilow; Composer
Orchestration: J. Barrick Griffiths; Composer
Conductor: J. Barrick Griffiths; Conductor
Assistant Engineer: Charlie Paakkari
Bill Smith
Aaron Walk
Steve Genewick
Jimmy Hoyson; Production
Executive Producer: Garry C. Kief; Production
Mixing Engineer: Al Schmitt; Production
Producer: Marc Hulett
David Benson
Clive Davis
Barry Manilow
Greg Bartheld; Production
Recording: David Benson
Koji Egawa
Bruce Botnick
Greg Bartheld; Production
Artist: Barry Manilow; Production
Author: Irving Taylor
Ken Lane
Sam Coslow; Production

Technical Specifications

Volume

1 volume only

Tracks

13 tracks available

Type

ALBUM

Format

Digital Media

Duration

44 minutes and 46 seconds

Explicit

None

Coverart

Available and up to 600x600 px

Booklet

Not available

Max Quality

CD Quality (Lossless)

16bit / 44.1 kHz

Stereo

Audio Extension

Lossless: FLAC, M4A, WAV, WV, AIFF

Lossy: AAC, MP3, M4A, MP4, OGA, OGG, OPUS, WMA

Archive Format

Available in these formats: ZIP, TAR, RAR

Lyrics

All tracks have lyrics

Synchronized Lyrics

11/13 tracks have synced lyrics

Genres

Pop/Rock, International Pop, Vocal, Traditional Pop, Vocal Pop, Adult Contemporary, Lite Rock

Label

Arista

Music Distribution Service

Sony

Country

United States

Language

English (United States)

Popularity

Release Date

Oct 30, 2006

Track Preview

Available

Delivery Charge

Free

Delivery Method

Digital download link via Email or Personal Dashboard on this site

UPC

828768264027

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The Greatest Songs Of The Sixties

1. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'

2. When I Fall In Love

3. Strangers In The Night

4. What The World Needs Now Is Love

5. Can't Take My Eyes Off You

6. Cherish/Windy

7. Can't Help Falling In Love With You

8. There's A Kind Of Hush

9. Blue Velvet

10. Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head

11. And I Love Her

12. This Guy's In Love With You

13. Everybody Loves Somebody

Technical Specifications

The Greatest Songs Of The Sixties

Product information

Release options

1. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'

2. When I Fall In Love

3. Strangers In The Night

4. What The World Needs Now Is Love

5. Can't Take My Eyes Off You

6. Cherish/Windy

7. Can't Help Falling In Love With You

8. There's A Kind Of Hush

9. Blue Velvet

10. Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head

11. And I Love Her

12. This Guy's In Love With You

13. Everybody Loves Somebody

Technical Specifications