All the way back in episode 9 of Beyond Yacht Rock original flavor, Dave gave us the genre glam

undercovers, songs you probably knew but likely not in their original British glam rock versions.

Today I'm reviving this concept and taking it down a whole new avenue, an avenue in New York

City. Now, we all know the many hit recordings of my childhood musical hero, Barry Manilow,

but a lot of people don't know that before many of those hits found their way to Barry,

they were first recorded by other fellow travelers in the soft rock universe.

Welcome to a new edition of undercovers that I like to call,

Buried Manilow.

Thank you.

Beyond Yad Rock 2000.

Welcome to Beyond Yad Rock 2000, the greatest music podcast on the internet.

It's all about genres.

We create new genres.

Count down the top 10 songs from 10 to 1. My name is J.D. Riznard. I'm Hollywood, Steve. Hunter. Dave. Why can't Hunter get that? I don't know. It's the delay. It's the vacation delay. I forget that I'm next after Steve. Oh, my God. It's so easy to remember. It's,

but I remember eventually, but only after. After you hear silence. It takes my butt to get to my brain.

Yeah. After I'm sitting next to Steve. After you sit and listen to dead air. That's when he realizes. Yeah. But we're not going to give you a hard time, Hunter. We're happy you're stepping away from your vacation to keep on cordon to not giving me a hard time. And thanks for being here. I really appreciate it. Yeah. No problem. So we like to start off every episode of this show throwing a bow into one of the old genres we created.

Today is my turn.

I'm going to do one that I created.

Yeah, I get a vibe from Steve Piccaro.

It's, that vibe is, hey, stupid mean brothers, look what I can do.

And then he does something really awesome and his brother still don't respect him.

His brother Jeff passed in the early 90s and Mike in 2015, so without fear of

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