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Contents: [Limited Edition] CD available until December 31, 2027 / Includes new liner notes / No lyrics or translations. *After the period ends, sales will end once stock runs out. [Track Listing] 1. Lonely Life 2. With a Stranger 3. Sad Monday 4. As Time Goes By 5. A New Premonition 6. Love Is Like a Miracle 7. Avenue C 8. My Baby Loves Me 9. Sandra 10. Going Home 11. Good News 12. Halfway Over the Hill Discovered! Hidden Gems in 70s [23] American singer Barry Manilow's 1974 2nd album, co-produced with Ron Dante. The moving ballad "Mandy," which was also used as the album's Japanese title, reached number 1 in the US, and the pop-sounding "How Much Love Is a Miracle" was also a hit, with the album itself reaching number 9 in the US. This is a vibrant pop album centered around Manilow's vocals, and a monumental work that solidified his position as one of the leading entertainers of the 70s. Includes 2 bonus tracks. (1974 release) Due to popular demand, here's the second installment! Hidden gems that Western music fans shouldn't miss, and rare works that are sold at high prices in used record stores, are being reissued at affordable prices. Enjoy selections of works from the timeless golden age of Western music?the 70s?that transcend genres such as US & UK rock/singer-songwriter/pop/soul. (*Some works are from 1969.) Media reviews and more This is the 1974 second album by American singer Barry Manilow, co-produced with Ron Dante. The moving ballad "Mandy," which was also used as the album's Japanese title, reached number one in the US, and the pop-sounding "How Much Love Is a Miracle" also became a hit, with the album itself reaching number nine in the US. This is a vibrant pop album centered around Manilow's vocals, and a monumental work that solidified his position as one of the leading entertainers of the 1970s. (1974) (C)RS
