Our special guest Marty Panzer is a lyricist who has written songs loved by many for decades. Marty Panzer continues to to write songs for singers and many of his songs are being found in Disney animated movies, but the greatest testament to the strength of Marty Panzer's songs is the longevity of his work. Marty Panzer wrote the Barry Manilow classics "New York City Rhythm," "Even Now," "Beautiful Music," "It's a Miracle," "This One's For You," and "Even Now." He's written songs for other artists. He wrote "Through the Years" for Kenny Rogers, "The Last Time" for Julio Iglesias, "Where Did We Go Wrong?" for Frankie Valli, "Life is Good" for Diane Schuur, and many more. We have heard from listeners all over the world who have shared with us their opinions, thoughts and feelings on Marty Panzer's lyrics. In almost 8 years of radio interviews, I cannot recall ever having received such an emotional response from the listeners.
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Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Listen NOW to the Marty Panzer Special (Part 3 of 3)
Our special guest Marty Panzer is a lyricist who has written songs loved by many for decades. Marty Panzer continues to to write songs for singers and many of his songs are being found in Disney animated movies, but the greatest testament to the strength of Marty Panzer's songs is the longevity of his work. Marty Panzer wrote the Barry Manilow classics "New York City Rhythm," "Even Now," "Beautiful Music," "It's a Miracle," "This One's For You," and "Even Now." He's written songs for other artists. He wrote "Through the Years" for Kenny Rogers, "The Last Time" for Julio Iglesias, "Where Did We Go Wrong?" for Frankie Valli, "Life is Good" for Diane Schuur, and many more. We have heard from listeners all over the world who have shared with us their opinions, thoughts and feelings on Marty Panzer's lyrics. In almost 8 years of radio interviews, I cannot recall ever having received such an emotional response from the listeners.
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