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Eric Cantona

Earl Sweatshirt & MIKE

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Eric Cantona

Earl Sweatshirt & MIKE

CONTE CANDOLI

17total tracks17performancesCareer 1969–1998

1960s: 21970s: 11990s: 14

About

Conte Candoli is a musician and performer with 17 credits across their career. Their performing career is closely associated with Barry Manilow. Their most frequent collaborations include Wayne Bergeron, Alan Kaplan, Arista Records.

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Credited — Conte Candoli

17 tracks · 3 artists

Barry Manilow

14 tracks

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The Monkees

2 tracks

A Man Without a Dream Lyrics
Someday Man Lyrics

The Doobie Brothers

1 track

I Cheat the Hangman Lyrics

Collaborations

Frequent Collaborators

Wayne Bergeron

14 shared

Alan Kaplan

14 shared

Arista Records

14 shared

Phil Ramone

14 shared

Ivy Skoff

14 shared

Brad Warnaar

13 shared

Jack Nimitz

13 shared

Pete Christlieb

13 shared

Artists

Associated Artists

Barry Manilow

14 tracks

The Monkees

2 tracks

The Doobie Brothers

1 track

Discography

Albums

The Greatest Songs of the Sixties

Barry Manilow

Instant Replay

The Monkees

Stampede

The Doobie Brothers

Manilow Sings Sinatra

Barry Manilow

Top Tracks

I Cheat the Hangman

The Doobie Brothers

Someday Man

The Monkees

Come Dance with Me / Come Fly with Me

Barry Manilow

A Man Without a Dream

The Monkees

I’ve Got the World On a String

Barry Manilow

Strangers In the Night

Barry Manilow

The Second Time Around

Barry Manilow

You Make Me Feel So Young

Barry Manilow

Here’s to the Man

Barry Manilow

Angel Eyes

Barry Manilow

One Man in a Spotlight

Barry Manilow

Saturday Night (Is the Loneliest Night in the Week)

Barry Manilow