The Complete Collection and Then Some... is a four-disc and one video greatest hits compilation by American pop singer Barry Manilow. It features 70 tracks including unreleased songs and five new recordings. It was certified RIAA gold.[3] Originally released in 1992 with a VHS cassette, this box set was re-released on September 6, 2005, with a DVD replacing the tape.
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- Note: all the composers are listed as they appear in the booklet.
Disc one
- "The Best of Me" (Intro Only) (New Recording) (Recorded for this collection) 1992 (Richard Marx/David Foster/Jeremy Lubbock)
- "Sweet Life" (Live from Carnegie Hall, June 23, 1972, during Barry's solo) 1972 (Barry Manilow)
- "I Am Your Child" (Live from the Continental Baths Bell Records Showcase, June 2, 1973) 1973 (Manilow/Marty Panzer)
- "Could It Be Magic" (Uptempo, performed by Featherbed featuring Barry Manilow) 1971 (Manilow/Adrienne Anderson)
- "Could It Be Magic" (from Barry Manilow I) 1973 (Manilow/Anderson)
- "Brandy" (Original Scott English single, edited) 1971 (Scott English/Richard Kerr)
- "Mandy" (previously unissued take 1) 1974 (English/Kerr)
- "It's a Miracle" (from Barry Manilow II) (Manilow/Panzer)
- "Sandra" (Live from Carnegie Hall, November 1974) 1974 (Manilow/Enoch Anderson)
- "I Write the Songs" (from Tryin' to Get the Feeling) 1975 (Bruce Johnston)
- "As Sure as I'm Standing Here" (from Tryin' to Get the Feeling) 1975 (Manilow/Anderson)
- "New York City Rhythm" (from Tryin' to Get the Feeling) 1975 (Manilow/Panzer)
- "Tryin' to Get the Feeling Again" (Alternate take, 1975) 1975 (David Pomeranz)
- "All the Time" (from This One's For You) 1976 (Manilow/Panzer)
- "Ready to Take a Chance Again" (from the movie Foul Play) 1978 (Charles Fox/Norman Gimbel)
- "Somewhere in the Night" (from Even Now) 1978 (Kerr/Will Jennings)
- "The Old Songs" (Alternate take, 1981) 1981(Pomeranz/Buddy Kaye)
- "I Don't Want to Walk Without You" (from One Voice) 1979 (Frank Loesser/Jule Styne)
- "If I Should Love Again" (Alternate take, 1981) 1981 (Manilow)
- "/" are meant as the word "on". Information on where the videos were taped are in the order they appear on the back of the video.
- "Chapel of Love" (performed with Bette Midler - Continental Baths - Videotaped September 5, 1971) (Jeff Barry/Ellie Greenwich/Phil Spector)
- "Very Strange Medley" (performed on "The Mike Douglas Show"; aired on Group W/June 10, 1974) (arr. by Manilow)
- "Mandy/Could It Be Magic" (performed on The Midnight Special; aired on NBC/March 14, 1975)(English/Kerr/Manilow/Anderson)
- "I Write the Songs" (performed on "Saturday Night Live" with Howard Cosell as the host; aired on ABC/October 11, 1975) (Johnston)
- "It's a Miracle/This One's for You" (performed on "The Barry Manilow Special"; shown on ABC/March 2, 1977) (Manilow/Panzer)
- Emmy Award Presentation for Best Comedy / Variety Special: 1977 ("29th Annual Emmy Awards"; aired on NBC/September 11, 1977)
- "Daybreak" (performed on "The Second Barry Manilow Special"; shown on ABC/November 16, 1977) (Manilow/Anderson)
- "Copacabana (At the Copa)" (performed during "Barry Manilow In Concert at The Greek Theatre"; shown on HBO/February 11, 1979) (Manilow/Sussman/Feldman)
- "Weekend in New England" (performed on "The Third Barry Manilow Special"; shown on ABC/May 23, 1979) (Edelman)
- "The Old Songs Medley" (performed during "The Concert At Blenheim Palace"; Videotaped August 27, 1983; Not previously released) (arr. by Manilow)
- "When October Goes" (filmed during the making of "2:00 AM Paradise Cafe"; Videotaped July, 1984) (Manilow/Mercer)
- "Keep Each Other Warm" (performed during "Barry Manilow Live On Broadway"; shown on Showtime/October 8, 1989) (Pete Sinfield/Hill)
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