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Don't Ya Love It?
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| February 15, 2000 | Tennessee/Nashville
(Performing Arts Center) | Two special concert TV tapings! Feb 15 - Manilow Country
Feb 16 - Manilow In Concert |
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| February 16, 2000 | Tennessee/Nashville
(Performing Arts Center) |
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| February 19, 2000 | California/Palm Springs | "Celebrities still come out and rock in the desert" (Desert Sun, 2/15/2000) - "Manilow performs Feb. 19 at the Frank Sinatra Celebrity Invitational Gala" "Sinatra tourney making switch to Desert Willow" (Desert Sun, 2/15/2000) - "Activities include a silent auction ... and a players-own gala Saturday night that will feature Barry Manilow." "Gala stays true to Frank's way" (Desert Sun, 2/21/2000) - "At what is arguably the most lavish gala this season, the 12th annual Frank Sinatra Celebrity Invitational Awards Gala on Saturday night drew more than 900 guests to the Renaissance Esmeralda Resort in Indian Wells to gaze at stars and hear dreamy Barry Manilow perform." |
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| February 23, 2000 | Grammy Awards | Two "Manilow Sings Sinatra" Grammy nominations! [ Hollywood.com: video | picture ] |
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| February 29, 2000 | BBC Radio 2 | Manilow - In The Spotlight (interview) |
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| April 9, 2000 | New York/
New York City
(Town Hall) | 14th Annual MAC Awards honoring
Barry ManilowMAC Awards 2000: Barry Manilow, who was honored with the Manhattan Association of Cabarets & Clubs (MAC) Board of Directors Award, recalled his early cabaret days in New York. It was nice to find the composer all alone and unaccompanied at a portable keyboard, sailing through a medley of some of the ditties composed for commercials and a few phrases from early pop hits. Winding up with Rupert Holmes' "Studio Musician," Manilow made a fitting evening closer for an industry salute to the untiring sidemen. (Variety, 4/10/2000) |
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| April 10, 2000 | California/Los Angeles
(Shrine Auditorium) | 25 Years of #1 Hits:
Arista Records' Anniversary Celebration
(www.prnewswire.com, today's news, 2/3/2000)Airing May 15, 2000[ Company Press Release - On the Eve of Label's 25th Anniversary Celebration, Arista Records Post Best Sales Revenues in History of Company
(Yahoo Finance, April 4, 2000) ] |
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April 11, 2000
(also August 24th rebroadcast) | TNN (The Nashville Network) | MANILOW COUNTRY premieres on TNN:
"The two-hour special features Manilow performing many hits from his extensive catalog, including 'Could It Be Magic' and 'I Made It Through The Rain.' He will perform 'Lay Me Down' with Trisha Yearwood and a medley of his commercial jingles with Jo Dee Messina. Other performers include Lila McCann, Deana Carter, Gillian Welch, Neal McCoy, Jaci Velasquez and Kevin Sharp." - from Dish Network TV's article "Could It Be Manilow"(Taped February 15th in Nashville) [ Is Barry Manilow Really The King of Hip?
(Dish Magazine, March 2000) ] Highlights: It's A Miracle (with Neal McCoy) / Sweetwater Jones (Gillian Welch) / Jingles Medley (with Jo Dee Messina): State Farm, Stuck on Band-Aid, Bowlene, Feelin' Free, You Deserve A Break Today / Tryin' To Get The Feeling Again / Medley (with Lila McCann (Daybreak/Can't Smile Without You) / I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry/Weekend In New England (with Lorrie Morgan) / Something's Comin' Up (with Neal McCoy) / Please Don't Be Scared (with Kevin Sharp) / Somewhere Down The Road / Jump Shout Boogie / I Made It Through The Rain (Jo Dee Messina) / Lay Me Down (Trisha Yearwood) / If Tomorrow Never Comes / Medley (with Deana Carter): Everything's Gonna Be Alright/Could It Be Magic / Mandy / Copacabana (At The Copa) (with Jaci Velasquez) / One Voice[ Manilow.TV Episode #20 aired May 2011 ] |
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| May 9, 2000 | CNN Newsstand | Barry appears on CNN's interview with Arista founder Clive Davis. |
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| May 9, 2000 | Tonight Show with Jay Leno | Barry performed "Copacabana", promoting his musical of the same name (which opens at the Pittsburgh CLO, June 2000) [ previous appearance | next appearance ] |
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May 15, 2000
(also June 17th
rebroadcast
on VH1) |
NBC-TV |
25 Years of #1 Hits:
Arista's Anniversary CelebrationBarry Manilow Live at Real.Com
and
Barry Manilow at Fastv.Com [ NBC Presents "25 Years of No. 1 Hits: Arista Records' Anniversary Celebration" 4/13/2000 ]
Benefits "T.J. Martell Foundation for Leukemia, Cancer and AIDS Research; amFAR, the nation's leading non-profit organization dedicated to supporting HIV/AIDS research, prevention and education concerning the disease; and City
Of Hope, the world-renowned center for advanced research and treatment of cancers, HIV/AIDS, diabetes, and other life- threatening diseases." [ Billboard On-Line, 4/13/2000 ]
"Arista will release an 8-song sampler, as well as a DVD and home video, culled from the April 10 taping of the label's 25th anniversary celebration in L.A. The $7.99 sampler, available exclusively at Target, will contain live songs from the taping, as well as studio cuts from the evening's participating artists. It will be released the weekend before the special's May 15 airing on NBC. The non-exclusive DVD and VHS versions, containing extra footage, will be released June 6." [ Barry with Clive Davis and Carole King
on "That's What Friends Are For" ] New York Times Special Features (by Faye B. Zuckerman): Arista Records celebrates a milestone with "25 Years of No. 1 Hits: Arista Records' Anniversary Celebration" (NBC at 8). The exciting lineup includes the soulful Whitney Houston, guitar great Carlos Santana and the ballads of Barry Manilow ... The show-stopper is legend Barry Manilow. He delivers a 10-song medley and is accompanied by Dionne Warwick on "I Know I'll Never Love This Way Again." (Special was taped April 10th in Los Angeles) |
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| June 2, 2000 | Good Morning America | Barry and band and orchestra performed live in New York City at Bryant Park
(near 42nd Street and Sixth Avenue)! |
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| June 2000 | DirecTV | MANILOW LIVE in Concert (Taped February 16th in Nashville) [ A DIRECTV FREEVIEW EVENT! ][ DIRECTV Adds Peter, Paul and Barry to its Exclusive DIRECTV FREEVIEW Concert Series ] |
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| July 14, 2000 | Star 94 FM
(Atlanta, Georgia) | Interview with Barry Manilow at the Fox Theater promoting the July 18th opening of "Copacabana: The Musical". ("Barry says that his next project will most likely be an original pop album, and he thinks he'll have it wrapped up by the Fall" - Star 94) |
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| August 2-3, 2000 | MuchMoreMusic
(Canada) | 30 Minutes with Barry Manilow: "an exclusive interview with legendary singer Barry Manilow" |
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| August 14, 2000 | Good Morning Texas
(WFAA - Dallas) | Interview with Barry Manilow to promote "Copacabana: The Musical" at the Music Hall at Fair Park in Dallas. |
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| October 15, 2000 | Weekend Today Show
(NBC) | Barry appeared live, promoting Monica Mancini's latest release, "The Dreams of Johnny Mercer". |
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| October 16, 2000 |
New York/New York
(City Center) |
Barry performed "Every Single Day (from Harmony)" at the "My Favorite Broadway: The Love Songs" concert hosted by Julie Andrews. Also appearing: Robert Goulet, Michael Crawford, Jennifer Holliday, Rebecca Luker, Patrick Stewart, Linda Eder, Chita Rivera, Peter Gallagher, Heather Headley, Brent Spiner, Marin Mazzie, Bebe Neuwirth, Jerry Orbach, Nathan Lane, and more (Music by the American Theater Orchestra). "The evening will be taped for a PBS Special, home video, and an album, all scheduled for March 2001." (City Center - Calendar - Mainstage)
(Liz Smith's column in New York Post, 9/10/2000)
(St. Paul Pioneer Press, Music Notes from Billboard, 9/12/2000)
(Top News Now at Theatre.com, 9/26/2000)
(Extra! Extra! at Playbill On-Line, 10/13/2000) |
| October 17, 2000 |
Mabel Mercer 11th Annual New York Cabaret Convention |
Barry made a 'surprise celebrity' appearance during the second night (Moon River: The Magic of Johnny Mercer) of this week-long event. "Manilow [capped] the evening with his heartfelt performances of 'South Wind' and 'When October Goes,' both of which have Mercer lyrics and Manilow melodies" - [ "A World of Song: The 11th annual New York Cabaret Convention" - theatermania.com (10/25/2000)] |
| November 25, 2000 |
KCTS-TV
(Seattle) |
Manilow Live re-broadcast (Nashville, February 2000) |
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