On This Day: May 2, 1989 - Barry Manilow Releases His Self-Titled Album

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On This Day: May 2, 1989 - Barry Manilow Releases His Self-Titled Album
On May 2, 1989, Barry Manilow released his self titled album Barry Manilow, marking his sixth studio album and a return to his signature adult contemporary sound. The album featured heartfelt ballads and smooth production that resonated with longtime fans.

It reached number 64 on the Billboard charts and included tracks like Keep Each Other Warm and When the Good Times Come Again which later saw a resurgence in popularity decades after its release.

Fun fact: The song When the Good Times Come Again from this album reentered the Billboard charts in 2020 during the early days of the pandemic as listeners connected with its hopeful message.

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