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"Hot Summer of '78/The Mixes"

Barry's first three singles from the "Summer of '78"
ranked as follows...

#92  "Bluer Than Blue"

#79  "I Go Crazy"

#60  "I'd Really Love To See You Tonight"

CASSETTE SINGLE

"I'd Really Love To See You Tonight (Up-Tempo Mix)" [3:52] / "Could It Be Magic (Dance Mix)" [4:55] (Arista 07822-13378-4)

 CD SINGLE

"I'd Really Love To See You Tonight (Up-Tempo Mix)" [3:52] / "Could It Be Magic (Dance Mix)" [4:55] (Arista 07822-13378-2)
CD MAXI-SINGLE

"I'd Really Love To See You Tonight (Tony Moran Extended Dance Mix)" [9:29] / "I'd Really Love To See You Tonight (Circuit Mix)" [11:07] / "Could It Be Magic (Dance Mix)" [4:57]* / "Could It Be Magic (Unreleased Extended Dance Mix)" [7:29] (Arista 07822-13379-1) (*Arista 07822-13379-2)

 CD MAXI-SINGLE (Import)

"I'd Really Love To See You Tonight (Up-Tempo Radio Mix)" [3:52] / "I'd Really Love To See You Tonight (Tony Moran Extended Club Mix)" [9:29] / "I'd Really Love To See You Tonight (Tony Moran Circuit Mix)" [11:07] / "I'd Really Love To See You Tonight (Premier Club Mix)" [7:44] / "I'd Really Love To See You Tonight (Album Version)" [3:17] (Arista 74321 45911 2)

...on RADIO & RECORDS Top 97 of 1997!!

"SUMMER OF '78"

For more information about this and other Barry Manilow albums
see the BarryNet's DISCOGRAPHY!

Wasn't Music Great in the "Summer of '78"?

For those of you who might not remember ("Are you YOUNG?"), the Summer of '78 was a time when...

  • Mainstream Top 40 Radio still embraced Barry's music!
  • Singles were still "45's".
  • Albums were still "LP's" (...or 8-tracks).
  • "Mandy", "I Write The Songs", "Looks Like We Made It" and "Weekend In New England" were listener favorites on those All-Time Top 100/300/500 Countdowns.
  • "Can't Smile Without You" had made its mark on the charts during the Spring.
  • Fans were celebrating Barry's latest studio album ("Even Now"), the follow-up to Barry's double "live" #1 smash.
  • Beatle fans were hoping for a reunion of the Fab Four so much that they panned the "Sgt. Pepper's" movie and managed to get Capitol to release a Single version of "Sgt. Pepper's/With A Little Help From My Friends" instead!
  • Rolling Stones fans were wondering if the group would ever break up.
  • Elvis Presley was still dead, but back then more people believed it...
  • The single "Even Now" was overshadowed by another Manilow track that took radio (and discos) by storm ("Copacabana (At The Copa)").
  • Movie-goers were still suffering from "Night Fever" - John Travolta's singing in "Grease" never sounded better!!
  • "Ready To Take A Chance Again", from the movie "Foul Play" took off at Summer's end where Copacabana left off, delaying the release of "Somewhere In The Night" until December.
  • Bob Seger fans were anxiously awaiting the next release from Seger's "Stranger In Town" album (a ballad called "We've Got Tonite"...)
But enough babbling.  For some real "Reminiscing",

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