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The Greatest Songs Of The Seventies

by Barry Manilow

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18 tracks · 70 min

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01The Way We Were2:53
02My Eyes Adored You3:33
03You've Got A Friend (Duet With Melissa Manchester) (with Melissa Manchester)4:44
04He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother3:57
05(They Long to Be) Close to You3:40
06Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word4:06
07Solitaire4:27
08If2:49
09The Long And Winding Road3:29
10Bridge Over Troubled Water4:54
11Looks Like We Made It3:33
12Even Now3:37
13Somewhere In The Night3:32
14This One's For You4:14
15Mandy3:24
16Weekend In New England3:45
17Copacabana (At the Copa)4:02
18Could It Be Magic (Dance)5:02

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When was The Greatest Songs Of The Seventies released?: The Greatest Songs Of The Seventies was released in 2007.
How many tracks are on The Greatest Songs Of The Seventies?: The Greatest Songs Of The Seventies has 18 tracks, with a runtime of 70 minutes.

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