Contents.Featherbed and Barry Manilow versions Not long after he signed Barry Manilow to Columbia's newly acquired Bell Records label in 1969, Tony Orlando, vice-president of Columbia/CBS Music, began to produce a number of tracks for Manilow. Orlando contributed lyrics to Manilow's 'Could It Be Magic,' producing and arranging it as an uptempo pop single. As Manilow had only composed or arranged commercial jingles up to that point, he was unproven as a pop-song arranger, and, as such, was not permitted to arrange the backing track for the song's 1971 release. This early version of the song was released under the name of Featherbed, a 'ghost' group consisting of session musicians including Manilow. Manilow in a 1975 publicity photoOriginally released on the label, the composer hated the Tony Orlando arrangement so severely (see Sweet Life) that, as Manilow has said in numerous subsequent interviews, he was appreciative of the fact that the song went nowhere on the charts. However, he has been quoted in recent years as having somewhat softened his opinion of the track, saying it's 'kind of catchy'.Featuring a beat, cowbells and a ' feel, the chorus is the same, but the original verse lyrics have nothing to do with the hit version Manilow himself released in 1973 and again in 1975.Manilow produced and co-arranged the next, Joe Renzetti arranged the strings, slower-tempo version on his debut album, in 1973.

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Donna Summer (pictured in 1977) recorded the song in 1975, the same year Manilow's version was released as a single.Just seven months after Manilow's original version was released as a single, American singer recorded a disco version of the track and included it on her third studio album, and took it to number three on the US Dance chart in 1976. (music). (lyrics)singles chronology'(1992)' Could It Be Magic'(1992)'(1993)Music videoonProduced and by, English boy band released their cover version, based on Donna Summer/'s up-tempo arrangement of the track, on November 30, 1992 as the final from their debut album. The song does not appear on the version of the album but was issued as a cassette single.

It peaked at number three on the and was featured in that year's Christmas special ' in the background of one of the scenes.The song won Best British Single at the 1993.During in 2006, former member appeared on a with a pre-recorded section of his vocals. Sings lead vocals since Take That's reformation.The song has received a Silver sales status certification and has sold over 345,000 copies in the UK.Music video The music video shows a young woman leaving a garage before the lights are turned back on and Take That perform the song with many other dancers. The music video was filmed at Bray Studios, Water Oakley, Windsor, Berkshire in 1992.Personnel. – lead vocals. – backing vocals. – backing vocals. – backing vocals.

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Ouverture culturelle: La France et les Franais. Ensemble 4: Histoires et histoire. Ensemble 5: Invitation au voyage. Ouverture culturelle: Paris et les Rgions.

Ensemble 6: Manger et boire. Ensemble 7: Corps et sant. Ouverture culturelle: Le franais en Amrique du Nord. Ensemble 8: Mmoire et souvenirs. Ensemble 9: Modes et vtements. Ouverture culturelle: Le franais en Afrique.

Ensemble 10: Qualit de vie. Glossaire: Franais-anglais.

Glossaire: Anglais-franais.