Barry Manilow The Greatest Songs Of The Fifties By Karen on Feb 22, 2009 - Updated Oct 15, 2011

I happen to like Barry Manilow. I know there are people who make fun of him, and there are people who make their kids listen to his music as punishment, but I like him and I don't mind admitting it.

His greatest songs of the fifties is a good album if you like the music from the fifties, which I do. There are 13 tracks, I wish there were more. They are: 1. Moments to Remember. 2. It's All In The Game. 3. Unchained Melody. 4 Venus. 5. It's Not For Me To Say. 6. Love Is A Many Splendored Thing. 7. Rags to Riches. 8. Sincerely/Teach Me Tonight. 9. Are You Lonesome Tonight? 10. Young At Heart. 11. All I Have To Do Is Dream. 12. What A Diff'rence a Day Made. 13. Beyond the Sea.

All of these songs are beautiful, and Barry handles them in his nice, easy going, laid back way of singing. I enjoy the music on this album, and I enjoy listening to the way Barry Manilow sings each song. Maybe to some his music is punishment, but to me its pleasure.