One Voice

The ultimate 'sad dad' pop record from the king of the key change.

A gentle, orchestral melancholy that feels like a warm hug on a lonely day.

One Voice · vs · Barry Manilow

Sunday Morning+1.8σ

Sunday Morning saturates this record notably more than the artist's norm.

Tracklist · 11 Tracks

One Voice

3:01

(Why Don’t We Try) A Slow Dance

4:16

Rain

4:48

Ships

4:06

You Could Show Me

1:45

I Don’t Want to Walk Without You

3:54

Who’s Been Sleeping in My Bed

4:36

Where Are They Now

3:59

Bobbie Lee (What’s the Difference, I Gotta Live)

3:32

When I Wanted You

3:31

Sunday Father

2:51

Moments Worth Waiting For

The opening title track featuring forty-some tracks of Manilow's own voice layered into a massive, a cappella cathedral of sound.

The heartbreaking narrative shift in Sunday Father where the orchestration thins out as the child is dropped back at the mother's house.

The transition from the lonely, gray verses of Where Are They Now into the soaring, brass-inflected chorus.

Sits BesideSee all

The Music Man

Paul Anka

1977

Shares traditional pop, soft rock, vocal jazz (subgenres); orchestral_arrangement, studio_polished, analog_warmth (production style)

Barry

Barry Manilow

1980

Shares orchestral_arrangement, studio_polished, analog_warmth (production style); traditional pop, soft rock, vocal jazz (subgenres)

Even Now

Barry Manilow

1978

Shares traditional pop, soft rock, vocal jazz (subgenres); orchestral_arrangement, studio_polished, analog_warmth (production style)

70's

Paul Anka

1970

Shares traditional pop, soft rock, vocal jazz (subgenres); orchestral_arrangement, studio_polished, analog_warmth (production style)

You Don’t Bring Me Flowers

Neil Diamond

1978

Shares traditional pop, soft rock, vocal jazz (subgenres); orchestral_arrangement, studio_polished, analog_warmth (production style)

Barry Manilow

1989

Shares traditional pop, soft rock, vocal jazz (subgenres); orchestral_arrangement, studio_polished, analog_warmth (production style)

This One’s for You

Barry Manilow

1976

Shares traditional pop, soft rock, disco (subgenres); orchestral_arrangement, studio_polished, analog_warmth (production style)

Up on the Roof: Songs From the Brill Building

Neil Diamond

1993

Shares traditional pop, soft rock, vocal jazz (subgenres); orchestral_arrangement, studio_polished, analog_warmth (production style)

Please Love Me Forever

Bobby Vinton

1967

Shares traditional pop, vocal jazz, soft rock (subgenres); orchestral_arrangement, studio_polished, analog_warmth (production style)

I Only Have Eyes for You

Johnny Mathis

1976

Shares traditional pop, soft rock, vocal jazz (subgenres); orchestral_arrangement, studio_polished, analog_warmth (production style)

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