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The Music Man
Pop · 1977 · 11 tracks · 44m

The Music Man

Paul Anka

Lush 1970s orchestral pop meeting the smooth transition into soft rock. A sentimental collection of velvet vocals and high-gloss studio arrangements.

1977 · United Artists Records

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A polished and paternal warmth that blends romantic nostalgia with 1970s sophistication.

Tracklist · 11 Tracks · 44m
01
Dannon
4:11
02
Slowdown
4:05
03
Jealous Lady
3:50
04
Everybody Ought to Be in Love
3:45
05
A Mexican Night
6:18
06
Second Thoughts
3:23
07
My Best Friend’s Wife
2:53
08
My Little Girl’s Become a Big Girl Now
3:53
09
If I Had My Life to Live Over
4:17
10
Tonight
4:49
11
Music Man
3:07
Moments Worth Listening For
The sweeping orchestral swell and dramatic vocal delivery on the title track Music Man.
The gentle, fatherly sentimentality that anchors the mid-tempo ballad My Little Girl’s Become a Big Girl Now.
The unexpected rhythmic drive and light disco influence found in the percussion of Jealous Lady.
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