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“They start the song and then they just… it feels like a run-on sentence to me. I can’t find the hook. I can’t find the chorus. It just keeps on going, and then it ends”: Barry Manilow says that songwriting has changed, but he won’t be changing with it

Thursday June 5, 2025. 04:27 PM , from Keyboard Magazine
“Young people don’t write the way I was trained to write,” he believes
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