Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier and Eddie Holland are one of the greatest pop songwriting teams of all time. Barry Manilow looks at their contribution to Motown. Show more

Barry Manilow celebrates Cole Porter, the wealthy, well-travelled playboy who triumphed over tragedy and wrote sophisticated, witty, wonderful music and lyrics. Show more

Barry Manilow looks at the life and work of a man who wrote over 800 songs, scoring 42 top tens, 21 number ones and 11 Oscar nominations, yet few know his name - Harry Warren. Show more

Barry Manilow celebrates Johnny Mercer, a musical colossus who wrote an unimaginable number of hit songs over a 40-year period, including the classic Moon River. Show more

Barry Manilow continues his series celebrating the lives and work of the great songwriters with two extraordinary songwriters, one amazing team - Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz. Show more

Barry Manilow celebrates the writers who mark the change from the classic writers of the Great American Songbook to a new post-Beatles era, Burt Bacharach and Hal David. Show more

Barry Manilow examines the work of British songwriting duo Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley, who came together from opposite sides of the tracks. Show more

Barry Manilow returns with a second series celebrating the lives and work of the great songwriters, beginning with Jerome Kern, the man who took us from 3/4 to 4/4 time. Show more

Barry Manilow celebrates Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe, two great writers of musical theatre whose work includes Camelot, Brigadoon and My Fair Lady. Show more

Barry Manilow celebrates the lives and work of the great songwriters, looking at the man who grew up with vaudeville and went on to enjoy 23 Oscar nominations, Sammy Cahn. Show more