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Barry Manilow's
night at the Carolin
in the minds of his
"superstar" means
Manilow opened
the round," with hi
Write the Songs." I
was Manilow's whi
m musicians and bac
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audience an equal
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manilow wi{
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He held the audie
sang the title cut
"Somewhere Dowr
his rendition of tl
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"Break Down the I
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time performing a
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performance Thursday rolling out of th
a Coliseum left no doubt This was es
audience what the term reminiscing at
career. He tol<
the clarinet. H<
. . . a. j ? when the aud
his show, presented in ^ However
s number one smash, I ? auickiv trie
n the center of the stage "
,le..!:ra"d.Plan0: W1lh..h'? "Seriously, I d
teted togivethe enUre P1^' lve 1
opportunity to see him 0heJ?
^1 to te^votcc ?neither hi^to p,ay it.
ut the other instruments,
unnoticed. After a coup
finally explain
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came on stage he was heartily resp
eeved shirt, a pullover standing ovati
a tie After energetically i u i
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ing number, he turned to cordion thoui
elled, "O.K. You've seen strument as
e seen the tie. Now I can kid>s nightm
gs off! As he proceeded laughed, he jol
e drew 3 strong reaction more payment
ambers of the audience.
THE SPEC1
SELY interwove songs dayS were hi?
eased album, If I Should ^md mirrored
>me of his older material, lights a tray
nee spellbound while he upon [he pian(
, The Old Songs and give a smoky i
i the Road." He also sang
nn CoopAnc ' t4i at'c Then 110 lull1
1C A UUI UUIOUIHO UVl o
a driving song entitled Par* ?f ^
)oor." jingles for tel<
sly was having a good explained j
md teasing his audience, medley of con
n stage, however, were (Very Strange
r seemed to know what to . The highligl
. As a musician and en- intermission,
n total command. In one
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d the audience hanging on to
: note, as during "Weekend in
' and in the next he had them
leir chairs laughing.
ipecially true when he was
x)ut his childhood and earlv
i the audience he could play
e played some music on it and
ience applauded, he took a
, the clarinet kept on playing.
?d to get the real musician to
Then he told the audience,
o have one measly song I can
been told not to play it in this
ods." Naturally the audience
n what it was and begged for
?le of minutes of suspense, he
led. "The only song I know is
'iger!"' To this the crowd
onded with cheers and a
ion; only a small number of
heard. He did play the acgh.
He referred to the inevery
mother's dream, every
are." When the audience
ked, "Don't laugh folks! Four
5and it's mine!"
[AL effects for his piano bar
jhly appealing. A ceiling fan
ball were lowered from the
with booze glasses was set
o, and blue lights came on to
mpression.
ted about an "embarrassing"
e. He used to write and sing
^vision. With tongue in cheek,
>ome of the stories behind his
imercials he calls his V.S.M.
Medley).
it of the evening came after
Manilow came on the stage
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