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| April 6, 2004 |
Deborah Norville Tonight |
Barry's Back: Barry mentioned that One Night Live in Las Vegas on June 5th is a Thank You concert for his fans. Also talked about events during the past year: recording duet with Barbra Streisand; Christmas Special on A&E (Dec. 2003); reuniting with Bette Midler on the Rosemary Clooney tribute album; a rumored fallout with Bette after a Roseanne Show appearance featuring the Harlettes (Nov. 1998); producing Diane Schuur's "Midnight" CD; fracturing his nose; working on Harmony; and his recent heart fibrillation experience.
He Writes The Songs: Barry reflected on "getting music" early on, going from accordion to piano, Willie Murphy's musical influence. Talked about his Dec. 2003 appearance on Will & Grace; writing a song entitled "Living With Grace" with actor Eric McCormack for a forthcoming Will & Grace CD. Barry also said Harmony was due to get into New York next season.
Manilow Makes Music: Barry performed bits of "Living With Grace," "One Voice," "Copacabana," "I Made It Through The Rain," "Weekend In New England," "Looks Like We Made It." On "2Nights Live!", Barry said there's a maturity in his singing, "you hear depth."
Manilow on Today's Music: Talked about forthcoming appearance on American Idol; Barry will arrange songs for the kids; he considers himself the 'anti-Simon'. Gave his impression on contemporary artists Clay Aiken, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Outkast. Responded to emails about most unique 'Can't Smile' duet; recommendations for those starting their careers (watching out for 'yes' people); whether he gets tired of performing the same material ('no'); and what makes him happy ('his fans'). Closed appearance performing "Could It Be Magic." |
| April 7, 2004 |
Good Morning America |
Following the pogo-ing 'opening act' Anti-Gravity (celebrating the 100th Anniversary of naming "Times Square"), Barry performed a medley of hits ("Could It Be Magic / Mandy / Can't Smile Without You / Copacabana / Daybreak / This One's For You / I Write The Songs"), "Every Single Day," and "New York City Rhythm" to promote the release of his latest album, "2Nights Live!" |
| April 7, 2004 |
Fox News Live |
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| April 7, 2004 |
Entertainment Tonight |
Barry talked about getting ready for
Manilow Night on American Idol. |
April 9, 2004
(taped
April 6) |
The View |
Promoting the 'just shipped gold' "2Nights Live!" double live CD and his upcoming appearance at the Mandalay Bay on June 5th, Barry joined hosts Joy Behar, Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Star Jones, Meredith Vieira and Barbara Walters at the piano performing a round of "On The Good Ship Lollipop" and parts of "When October Goes," "Copacabana," "As Time Goes By," "Mandy," and "Tryin' To Get The Feeling Again." |
| April 15, 2004 |
Jimmy Kimmel Live |
Jimmy asked Barry about his commercial jingle days (State Farm, Band-Aids), working with contestants on American Idol (April 20-21), and One Night Live in Las Vegas (June 5th). By Jimmy Kimmel's request, Barry performed "Mandy" (aka "Old Man") and "I Write The Songs" (slipping in the lyrics "I am Sting and I write the songs..." in reference to one of Barry's favorite musical artists). Both were solo performances at the piano. |
| April 20, 2004 |
Extra! |
Barry Writes The Songs, But Can The Idols Sing Them?
EXTRA got Barry to 'spill the secrets' about his guest appearance on American Idol, and his being both mentor and judge for the contestants. Being compared to former Idol Clay Aiken, Barry said he thinks Clay is a better singer and has a better range. Barry denied being a 'fan' of American Idol, saying he had never watched it. |
April 20, 2004
(taped April 19) |
The Ellen DeGeneres Show |
"I am a Fanilow" - Ellen Degeneres
Barry performed "Mandy" (solo) on the piano. During the interview with Ellen, Barry talked about his recent health scare due to stress; projects with Bette Midler and Barbra Streisand; 'breaking his nose'; being a judge on American Idol and working with the kids for two weeks (doing an extreme make-over of his songs for each of them); his "instant fame" when "Mandy" became a hit; and his Fanilows (i.e., friends). With Ellen by the piano, Barry performed bits of "Could It Be Magic," "Looks Like We Made It," "State Farm / Stuck on Band-Aids / Dr. Pepper," "I Write The Songs" (one of his surprise hits), and "Can't Smile Without You." Barry promoted his One Night Live in Las Vegas (June 5th) and latest CD "2Nights Live!" then closed with The Big Finish, "Copacabana" joined by Ellen and actress Nia Vardalos. |
| April 20, 2004 |
American Idol |
7 GREAT MANILOW SONGS by 7 INCREDIBLE FINALISTS!
(with Barry Manilow as guest judge)- "One Voice" - Diana DeGarmo
Age 16 (Snellville, GA) - "Tryin' To Get The Feeling Again" - George Huff
Age 22 (New Orleans, LA) - "Weekend In New England" - Jennifer Hudson
Age 22 (Chicago, IL) - "I'll Never Love This Way Again" - Jasmine Trias
Age 17 (Mililani, HI) - "All The Time" - La Toya London
Age 25 (Oakland, CA) - "Mandy" - John Stevens
Age 16 (East Amherst, NY) - "It's A Miracle" - Fantasia Barrino
Age 19 (High Point, NC)
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| April 21, 2004 |
American Idol
(results show) |
Barry was joined by the seven remaining Idol contestants on an inspirational performance of "Let Freedom Ring"
But the real star of this episode was diva Jennifer Hudson whose quest to become the next American Idol was cut short as she was unexpectedly voted off, sparking a wave of controversy in the days to follow... |
| April 21, 2004 |
Entertainment Tonight |
Paula Abdul's American Idol backstage interview with Barry about his outstanding arrangement of "Let Freedom Ring," and reuniting with American Idol vocal coach and long-time friend and back-up vocalist Debra Byrd. |
| April 22, 2004 |
On-Air with Ryan Seacrest |
Barry Manilow joined Ryan Seacrest (along with Manilow SuperFan Miriam Berg!) on a show dedicated to Barry, his music, and America's REAL winner, Jennifer Hudson. Barry performed a medley of hits ("Could It Be Magic / Mandy / Can't Smile Without You / It's A Miracle / Daybreak / This One's For You / I Write The Songs"), "Weekend In New England" (duet with Jennifer), and "Copacabana," while promoting his latest CD "2Nights Live!" and One Night Live! concert in Las Vegas on June 5th (a "thank you" for his fans). When asked about former American Idol star Clay Aiken, Barry said he is the real deal, is more grounded, knows what he wants, and has a great future. When asked about why songs last, Barry told Ryan it's the melody and lyric. |
| April 22, 2004 |
102.7 KIIS-FM |
Barry Manilow talked about his experience on American Idol and his forthcoming One Night Live concert in Las Vegas (June 5th), during the Ryan Seacrest morning radio program. |
| May 12, 2004 |
The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn |
The One and Only Barry Manilow Talks and Performs...
"Manilow is here! I love Manilow!" proclaimed Craig Kilborn, reflecting back on a show two years earlier where Craig referred to the Ultimate Manilow while trying to explain the concept of modulation. Even opening guest Patrick Stewart ("The Lion In Winter") was in the Manilow mix! In promotion of Barry's forthcoming concert at Mandalay Bay (June 5th), Craig joined Barry at the piano for an interview (recalling Barry's mailboy days at CBS way back in the year "1821" ... and the Dodge car incident in the Round), while Barry played a few hit samples ("Looks Like We Made It / Could It Be Magic / Somewhere In The Night / Weekend In New England / I Write The Songs"). Barry finished with an incredible performance of "Somewhere Down The Road." |
May 18, 2004
(taped
May 12) |
The Wayne Brady Show |
It was Club Brady with special guest Barry Manilow
...on the Wayne Brady Show. Barry opened with a performance of "Brooklyn Blues", then responded to questions about: his favorite song in his catalog ("Could It Be Magic"); most difficult song to sing emotionally ("Even Now"); craziest thing a fan ever did (the infamous roll of toilet paper!); song most sick of singing ("none"); if he'd like to be a permanent judge on American Idol ("I could not do that!"); "Her Name Was Doris..."; most recognized song ("Copacabana"); making it through the rain (and flood) at PNC ("2Nights Live!"); a request from the audience ("I Write The Songs"); and Wayne Brady's wife's name (what else? "Mandy"). Barry closed with "Jump Shout Boogie" - a duet with Wayne. |
| July 6, 2004 |
BBC TV Special
(taping) |
One Night with Barry Manilow
(airs October 2, 2004)
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| September 15, 2004 RE-BROADCAST 11/26/2004! |
The Oprah Winfrey Show |
Oprah's "Dream Season" with special guest
Barry Manilow
...in an appearance that made wildest dreams come true for a few lucky fans. "Looks like he made it!" claimed Barry as one fan (Candace) vowed sex on demand for the rest of her husband's life if she could meet both Oprah and Barry in person. Oprah promised the 'Fanilows' in the audience a viewer's choice private concert, and Barry delivered with a few hits ("Can't Smile Without You," "Mandy," "I Write The Songs"), something new from his 43rd album "Manilow - Scores" due September 28 ("Every Single Day"), and a fresh dance mix of "Copacabana (At The Copa)."Barry also went out on Oprah's Surprise Patrol, meeting one fan (Rosie) brought to a local restaurant for a phony interview, surprising two others (Jennifer & Michelle) at a beauty salon, and acting as hotel desk clerk for two fans (Andrea & Danielle) who were checking in. Oprah announced that Barry is one of the most requested guests of all time on her show. Barry promoted his One Night Live! One Last Time! tour explaining it wouldn't be his last performance, but the last one with trucks and buses... the 6-month tour thing on the road; but he'll still come to the big cities.
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| September 24, 2004 |
The Insider |
Barry on The Insider
A new TV news show hosted by Pat O'Brien. Check your local listings for details. True to its name you may get the inside scoop on Barry's upcoming tour One Night Live! One Last Time! |
| September 29, 2004 |
New York/
New York City |
See Barry Manilow "Up Close and Personal"!
He Writes the Songs that make the whole world sing, and has also been producing, arranging and performing in front of millions upon millions of fans for over 30 years. Now 106.7 Lite fm is inviting you and a guest to see Songwriter Hall of Fame Inductee: Barry Manilow, "Up Close and Personal" in a very private, very intimate evening Somewhere in the Night, on Wednesday, September 29th. This unique performance comes on the cusp of Barry's sold-out area tour! |
| September 29, 2004 |
New York/
New York City |
LIVE from New York
90-minute Manilow Radio Special
READY... SET... LIVE! ... from New York City, hosted by David Wild, broadcasted over various stations over the Premiere Radio Network (Sept 29 - Oct 2) (announcer: Jeff Davis). This special included a live concert and Q&A with Barry. The opening set included "It's A Miracle," "Daybreak," "I Made It Through The Rain," and "Sweet Heaven (I'm In Love Again)." Next segment included "Can't Smile Without You," "Looks Like We Made It," recollection of Barry's three years doing commercial 'jingles' (e.g., State Farm) and performing at Forest Hills in the 80s, as well as response to an important question - boxers or briefs? (answer: nothing). Barry promoted his current One Night Live! One Last Time! Tour, and performed "Mandy" and "Every Single Day" (one of the tracks from "Scores: Songs from Copacabana and Harmony" that he is most proud of, along with "Stars In The Night"). Final set included "Somewhere Down The Road," "Copacabana" (his 30-year-old NEW single) and "I Write The Songs." Encore: "Let Freedom Ring." |
| October 2, 2004 |
BBC One TV |
One Night with Barry Manilow
Thirty years on from his first TV performance, legendary entertainer Barry Manilow celebrates for one night, with a set of stunning renditions of the songs known to generations of popular music lovers. "Mandy," "Copacabana," "I Write the Songs," and "Can't Smile without You" are all there, plus moments of surprise and hilarity, along with testimonials from his fans, both celebrities and people in the street. Recorded at BBC Television Centre, (July 6, 2004)Highlights: Mandy / Looks Like We Made It / Weekend In New England / Can't Smile Without You / If Tomorrow Never Comes / Could It Be Magic (Uptempo) / Somewhere Down The Road / I Made It Through The Rain / Every Single Day / Copacabana (At The Copa) / I Write The Songs / Old Friends/Forever And A Day [ Manilow Archives Episode #46 aired August 2013 ] |
| October 6, 2004 |
Good Morning America |
Barry Manilow LIVE
on the Good Morning America concert stage!
Diane Sawyer introduced Barry as he performed "Copacabana (At The Copa)" and "Sweet Heaven (I'm In Love Again)" Live (with band), in promotion of his current One Night Live! One Last Time! Tour and latest CD, "Manilow Scores: Songs from Copacabana and Harmony". |
October 6, 2004
(taping) |
CBS Early Show
New York/
New York City |
Taping of the CBS Early Show on Wednesday, October 6 in New York City, featuring Barry Manilow. (aired October 19th and December 23rd) |
| October 7, 2004 |
The View |
Barry Manilow LIVE in studio
with Joy, Elisabeth, Star, Meredith and Barbara!
Meredith, Joy, Barbara, Elisabeth and Star welcomed Barry Manilow to The View's studio. Barry talked about his recent concert at the Nassau Coliseum in front of 17,000 attendees, plans for Harmony opening (just waiting for a theatre), and his appearance on American Idol earlier this year. He then performed his '2005 Dance Mix' of "Copacabana (At The Copa)" before an enthusiastic live audience. |
| October 8, 2004 RE-BROADCAST
11/25/2004
12/30/2004 |
The Tony Danza Show |
Barry Manilow LIVE at the Copaca-DANZA!
Host Tony Danza was so 'pumped' about his special guest Barry Manilow having just attended Barry's concert at Madison Square Garden the night before (Oct 7), "The women at these concerts get crazy; the whole concert is a sing-a-long!" ... much like his in studio audience. Tony talked to Barry about his current "arenas" tour; "Brooklyn Blues"; "William Tell Overture (a capella)"; who the first person was that moved Barry performance-wise (1-Gerry Mulligan, 2-Brigadoon, 3-Judy Garland at the Palace); Barry's 43rd album "Scores: Songs from Copacabana and Harmony"; and those famous commercial jingles (Band-Aid, State Farm, McDonald's). Barry performed the uptempo number "Dancin' Fool" with Tony joining Barry on the floor, taking the spotlight with a magnificent tap-dancing routine with Barry. Later, at the Copaca-Danza bar, Barry sang his new version of "Copacabana (At The Copa)." |
October 19, 2004
(taped Oct 6) |
CBS Early Show
New York/
New York City |
CBS Early Show 'Concert Series' continues
with Barry Manilow
Following previews of Barry singing "Can't Smile Without You" and "Copacabana", CBS Early Show's host Hannah Storm introduced Barry as he performed his 2005 Dance Mix of "Copacabana (At The Copa)" before a studio audience. Barry talked about what it's like being out on the road again (One Night Live! One More Time! tour); coming 'home' to CBS (he once worked in the mail room on 'this floor'!); and being a Broadway baby (Harmony is just waiting for a theater to open). He also performed "Every Single Day" and "Dancin' Fool."
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| December 8, 2004 |
Clay Aiken Christmas Special |
Barry will be appearing as a special guest star on the Clay Aiken NBC Christmas Special
"A Clay Aiken Christmas" features favorite carols performed by Clay Aiken and duets with special guest star Barry Manilow and gospel singer Yolanda Adams as well as a solo by "Will & Grace" star Megan Mullally. The intimate performance is set against a traditional Christmas backdrop complete with holly and snow. Four-time Emmy Award winner Louis J. Horvitz is the executive producer and director on this project. Songs featured in the special include "Santa Claus is Coming to Town," "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas," "Mary, Did You Know?" and "Happy Holidays." (RockOnTV.com)
Barry with Yolanda Adams and Clay Aiken
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Thursday,
December 23, 2004 |
CBS Early Show |
Featured Artist - Barry Manilow
"I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm"Barry Manilow performs. (RockOnTV.com) |
Friday,
December 31, 2004RE-BROADCAST
2/4/2005
2/7/2005 |
Oprah After The Show |
Featured Artist: Barry Manilow
(RockOnTV.com, Oxygen Channel) |
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