Released as a single in 1975, “It’s a Miracle” climbed to No. 12 on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming one of Manilow’s early hits. The song’s infectious energy is driven by an upbeat, disco-inspired rhythm, with bold brass instrumentation and Manilow’s powerful vocals taking center stage. Lyrically, the song reflects the joy of being on the road and living out the dream of performing in front of enthusiastic audiences night after night. Its catchy chorus, “It’s a miracle, a true blue spectacle,” stays with listeners long after the song ends.

“Barry Manilow II”, the album that features “It’s a Miracle,” also includes Manilow’s iconic song “Mandy,” which became his first No. 1 hit. While “Mandy” is a tender ballad, “It’s a Miracle” showcases a more energetic side of Manilow’s musical range, proving that he could deliver both heartfelt emotion and vibrant celebration with equal skill.

The success of “It’s a Miracle” solidified Barry Manilow’s place in pop music during the 1970s, and the song has remained a regular feature in his live performances over the years. For many listeners, it’s a song that brings back memories of an era filled with optimism and excitement, where Manilow’s music became the soundtrack to countless celebrations. If you’re a fan of classic pop and timeless, feel-good anthems, “It’s a Miracle” is a perfect reminder of why Barry Manilow remains such a beloved artist.