#826 - Enoch Anderson

The Enoch Anderson Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour!

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Okay, welcome to The Paul Leslie Hour! We’re delighted you’re here about to listen to this interview from the archives with Enoch Anderson. We’ll tell you right now, this was a phoner. That’s what we call a telephone interview, but the connection was not crystal clear. Forgive us.

Enoch Anderson has been writing songs with composer Barry Manilow since the 1970s. As he tells us in this interview, for many years he was known as the one who “never had a single.” With the release of 15 Minutes, Manilow’s first album of original songs in recent years, Enoch Anderson began getting even more recognition for his ability with words. Anderson wrote lyrics to almost all of the songs on the “15 Minutes” album, with the exception of one song written by Adrienne Anderson and a few written by Manilow himself.

Get this. Incredibly, Enoch Anderson said this was his first radio interview. We hope you enjoy what he had to say.

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