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Don't Ya Love It?
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| November 17, 1972 | Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson | Barry performed back-up for guest Bette Midler ("Hello In There," "Chattanooga Choo Choo") |
| September 12, 1973 | Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson | Barry performed back-up for guest Bette Midler ("Lullaby Of Broadway," "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy," "Drinking Again") (taped September 11, 1973) 
[ synopsis | actual first appearance ] |
| February 1974 | AM New York |  "I Am Your Child," "You Deserve A Break Today," "One Of These Days" (Manilow TV Episode #30) |
| June 10, 1974 | Mike Douglas Show |  
"A Very Strange Medley: Dr. Pepper (So Misunderstood), State Farm (Like A Good Neighbor), McDonald's (You Deserve A Break Today)" |
| September 19, 1974 | Dick Cavett Show
 | Dick Cavett's guests included Bette Davis, Whitney Stine, Barry Manilow.
 
Bette Davis sang "They're Either Too Young Or Too Old" and "Hush, Hush, Sweet Charlotte." Barry accompanied on piano. |
January 1975
(aired in Chicago on February 16, 1975) | Two on 2 |   Includes footage of Barry Manilow's "Mandy," "Could It Be Magic," "It's A Miracle," "Very Strange Medley," "Avenue C" (Manilow TV Episode #30)  |
| January 1975 | Donahue |    
"It's A Miracle" (with Lady Flash), "Get A Bucket of Chicken (Kentucky Fried Chicken) / Pepsi / You Deserve A Break Today (McDonald's)" jingles, "Sandra" and "Mandy" (Manilow TV Episode #30) |
| February 20, 1975 | Smothers Brothers Show
(Burbank, CA) | |
| March 5, 1975 | Mathis Session
(Burbank, CA) |  
Barry performed "It's A Miracle" and a medley of "Mandy / Could It Be Magic" |
| March 14, 1975 | The Midnight Special
(Burbank, CA) |  
"Mandy / Could It Be Magic"
(Taped February 24, 1975) |
| March 22, 1975 | American Bandstand | "Mandy", "It's a Miracle" |
| June 14, 1975 | Private Party
(White Marsh, PA) | |
| August 24, 1975 | Dick Cavett Show
(New York, NY) | |
| September 3, 1975 | Midnight Special
(Burbank, CA) | |
| September 4, 1975 | Don Kirshner's Rock Concert
(Burbank, CA) | "Beautiful Music" |
| October 11, 1975 | Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell |  
"I Write the Songs" |
| December 10, 1975 | Merv Griffin Show
(Hollywood, CA) | |
| February 28, 1976 | 18th Grammy Awards
(CBS, Hollywood Palladium) | Performance by Barry Manilow ("Mandy" -- nominated for Record of the Year 1975) |
| September 21, 1976 | Dinah!
(CBS Television City) | (in Hollywood, California) |
| November 30, 1976 | American Bandstand
(Santa Monica Civic Auditorium) | (Santa Monica, California) |
| 1976 | Midnight Special | "Tryin' To Get the Feeling Again" |
| January 1977 | Phil Donahue Show | |
| February 3, 1977 | Mike Douglas Show | (in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) |
| February 16, 1977 | Dinah!
(CBS Television City) | (in Hollywood, California) |
| February 19, 1977 | 19th Grammy Awards
(CBS, Hollywood Palladium) | Performance by Barry Manilow ("I Write The Songs" -- Winner for Song of the Year 1976, and nominated for Record of the Year 1976) |
| March 2, 1977 | Barry Manilow Special | Manilow Video Classic! |
| June 6, 1977 | Tony Awards
(Uris Theatre) | "New York City Rhythm" |
| September 11, 1977 | Emmy Awards | Presenter for Best Comedy/Variety Special |
| February 24, 1978 | Second Barry Manilow Special |  |
| October 7, 1978 | England/London
BBC Television Centre | |
| November 2, 1978 | Starparade
(Germany) |  | Thanks, Catrin, for the Special Appearance updates from Germany! |
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| February 15, 1979 | 21st Grammy Awards
(CBS, Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles) | "Am I surprised at winning a Grammy for 'Copacabana'? I sure am. I didn't even think it would be a hit single." - Barry Manilow (Winner - Best Male Pop Vocal Performance for "Copacabana (At The Copa)") |
| March 1979 | Academy Awards | |
| May 23, 1979 | Third Barry Manilow Special |  |
| November 14, 1979 | Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson | Barry performed "Ships," "Sunday Father," "When I Wanted You" "Four years ago tried to get on the Tonight Show and never made it; [talked about] success of the song 'Mandy', starting out as an opening act, his trademark of white suits, upcoming concert tour, being a private person,
being on the [Tonight Show] is a milestone." [ synopsis | previous appearance | next appearance ] |
| 1979 | Merv Griffin | |
| 1979 | Dick Clark's Live program | "Copacabana" |