The Greatest Songs of the Seventies

Tracklist

• CD 1
• 1
  The Way We Were
  3.5 ★
• 2
  My Eyes Adored You
  4.0 ★
• 3
  Bridge Over Troubled Water
  3.5 ★
• 4
  How Can You Mend a Broken Heart
  3.5 ★
• 5
  It Never Rains in Southern California
  4.0 ★
• 6
  You’ve Got a Friend

  Barry Manilow with Melissa Manchester
  4.0 ★
• 7
  He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother
  4.0 ★
• 8
  Sailing
  3.5 ★
• 9
  The Long and Winding Road
  4.0 ★
• 10
  (They Long to Be) Close to You
  2.5 ★
• 11
  If
  4.0 ★
• 12
  Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word
  4.0 ★
• 13
  Mandy (acoustic)
  4.5 ★
• 14
  Weekend in New England (acoustic)
  4.0 ★
• 15
  Copacabana (At the Copa) (acoustic)
  4.5 ★
• 16
  Even Now (acoustic)
  4.0 ★
• 17
  Looks Like We Made It (acoustic)
  4.0 ★
• 18
  I Write the Songs (acoustic)
  4.0 ★
• DualDisc (CD side) 2: More Acoustic Manilow
• 1
  Somewhere in the Night
  3:32
• 2
  Can’t Smile Without You
  3:14
• 3
  This One’s for You
  4:14
• 4
  Could It Be Magic (Trevor Horn dance mix)
  5:01
• DualDisc (DVD-Audio side) 3: More Acoustic Manilow
• 1
  Somewhere in the Night (acoustic)
• 2
  Can’t Smile Without You (acoustic)
• 3
  This One’s for You (acoustic)
• 4
  Could It Be Magic (Trevor Horn dance mix)
• DualDisc (DVD-Video side) 4
• 1
  The Greatest Songs of the Seventies (Making Of)

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Release credits

• Barry Manilow
  arranger [1, 6, 10-13], lead vocals [1-3, 3-7, 7-8, 8-18], producer [1-2, 4-6, 9-14, 16-18], vocal [6]
• Bill Schnee
  mix [1-18]
• Bruce Botnick
  recording [1-2, 4-6, 9-18]
• Chris Brooke
  additional [3, 7-8]
• Clive Davis
  producer [1-2, 4-6, 9, 12-14, 16-18]
• Darius Fong
  assistant [1-18]
• David Benson
  producer [1-2, 4-6, 9, 12-14, 16-18]
• David Channing
  additional [3, 7-8]
• Doug Walter
  conductor [4], orchestrator [4, 9]
• Ed Arkin
  producer [10]
• Ian Martin
  arranger [18]
• Jane Morledge
  creative direction
• Jason Morales
  background vocals [3, 7-8]
• Jorge Calandrelli
  arranger [1], conductor [1, 3, 7-8], orchestrator [1, 3, 7-8]
• Ken Berry
  arranger [15, 18], producer [15]
• Kevin Bassinson
  arranger [6], conductor [2, 6], orchestrator [2, 6]
• Koji Egawa
  additional [3, 7-8]
• Mabvuto Carpenter
  background vocals [3, 7-8]
• Melissa Manchester
  vocal [6]
• Michael Landau
  guitar [3, 7-8]
• Mike Lent
  arranger [18]
• Ron Pedley
  arranger [18]
• Ron Walters, Jr.
  arranger [18], conductor [16]
• Russ McKinnon
  arranger [18]
• Scott Erickson
  arranger [11-12], conductor [5, 11-12], orchestrator [5, 11-12], producer [11]
• Steve Churchyard
  strings [3, 7-8]
• Tawgs Salter
  additional [3, 7-8]
• Tiffany Smith
  background vocals [3, 7-8]
• Tyler Gordon
  programming [3, 7-8]
• Walter Afanasieff
  arranger [3, 7-8], keyboard [3, 7-8], producer [3, 7-8], programming [3, 7-8]
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Issues

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  The Greatest Songs of the Seventies

  Digital Media
  7 September 2007
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  The Greatest Songs of the Seventies

  Digital Media
  14 September 2007
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  The Greatest Songs of the Seventies

  CD
  18 September 2007
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  The Greatest Songs of the Seventies

  CD, DualDisc (CD side), DualDisc (DVD-Audio side), DualDisc (DVD-Video side)
  18 September 2007
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  The Greatest Songs of the Seventies

  CD
  24 October 2007
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  The Greatest Songs of the Seventies

  CD
  2007
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  The Greatest Songs of the Seventies

  CD
  21 December 2016