Biography:
Barry Manilow (born June 17, 1943 in Brooklyn, New York, United States) is an American pop singer-songwriter, musician, arranger, producer, conductor, and performer, best known for such recordings as "Could It Be Magic", "Mandy", "Can't Smile Without You", and "Copacabana (At the Copa)".
In 1978, five of his albums were on the best-selling charts simultaneously, a feat equaled only by Frank Sinatra, Michael Jackson, Bruce Springsteen and Johnny Mathis.
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Other songs:
- As Sure As I'm Standin' Here
- Can't Smile Without You
- Even Now
- I Can't Smile Without You
- Mandy
- A Linda Song
- All The Time
- As Sure As Im Standing Here
- Baby Its Cold Outside
- Bandstand Boogie
- Cant Smile Without You
- Christmas Is Just Around The Corner
- Copacabana
- Could It Be Magic
- Dancing In The Dark
- Daybreak
- I Am Your Child
- I Made It Through The Rain
- I Write The Songs
- If I Should Love Again
- If You Were Here With Me Tonight
- Its Just Another New Years Eve
- Keep Each Other Warm
- Let Me Be Your Wings
- Lonely Together
- Looks Like We Made It
- New York City Rhythm
- One Voice
- Read Em And Weep
- Ready To Take A Chance Again
- Sandra
- Ships
- Somewhere Down The Road
- Somewhere In The Night
- The Old Songs
- This Ones For You
- Trying To Get The Feelin
- Trying To Get The Feeling Again
- Weekend In New England
- When I Wanted You
- When October Goes
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Date: Tue, 13 Jan 1998 17:35:51 EST
From: GWasko
Subject: CRD: s/standards/dancinginthedark.crd
Dancing in the Dark
By Howard Deitz and Arthur Schwartz
As figgered out by Garry Wasko GWasko@aol
(This is just how I play it. Your mileage may vary)
Cmaj7 | |D#dim | | Dm7 |
|
Dancing in the dark Till the tune ends we^Òre dancing in the dark
Fm6 | Gm7| C |Cm |Gm
|Eb7
And it soon ends we^Òre waltzing in the wonder of why we^Òre here
Fm | Db7 | Ab7 |Fm6 G|
Time hurries by we^Òre here and gone
Cmaj7 | |D#dim | |Dm7 |
Looking for the light of a new love to brighten up the night
Fm6 | G7 |C |Cm |Bbm6 |G7-9 G7|
I have you love and we can face the music toge ther
C |Fm6 |C C
Dancing in the dark
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
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Date: Tue, 13 Jan 1998 17:35:51 EST
From: GWasko
Subject: CRD: s/standards/dancinginthedark.crd
Dancing in the Dark
By Howard Deitz and Arthur Schwartz
As figgered out by Garry Wasko GWasko@aol
(This is just how I play it. Your mileage may vary)
Cmaj7 | |D#dim | | Dm7 |
|
Dancing in the dark Till the tune ends we^Òre dancing in the dark
Fm6 | Gm7| C |Cm |Gm
|Eb7
And it soon ends we^Òre waltzing in the wonder of why we^Òre here
Fm | Db7 | Ab7 |Fm6 G|
Time hurries by we^Òre here and gone
Cmaj7 | |D#dim | |Dm7 |
Looking for the light of a new love to brighten up the night
Fm6 | G7 |C |Cm |Bbm6 |G7-9 G7|
I have you love and we can face the music toge ther
C |Fm6 |C C
Dancing in the dark
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