Such a great show! Obviously it’s great to enjoy him performing all hits. But beyond that it really was a fun show. He still has great energy. He told a story about his grandfather taking him as a very young child to record a song on a record for a quarter in Times Square. And he plays an except of that record and shares a photo of him with his grandfather.

His voice is still pretty good for a guy his age! It’s not what it once was but I’ve seen lots of singers who were a few years past their prime and he was better than most.

The crowd varied in age from 20s to 70s. Everyone was happy and friendly.

Toward the end of the show the Rockets presented him with a plaque to commemorate his 42nd show, making him the performer who has performed the most shows at Radio City Music Hall.

Speaking of Radio City: I love this venue! It’s big enough to hold a crowd but more intimate than an arena like Madison Square Garden. The decor is fancy art deco and well maintained. All the aisles and doorways are wide enough to facilitate large groups of people walking between seats, restrooms, and concessions.

If you’re a Barry Manilow fan you really should go! I might even go again.