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The Manhattan Transfer
In some ways an anachronism, Manhattan Transfer made it their business to revive
the close harmony vocal style associated with swing era jazz and with a
combination of nostalgia, slickness and style, they proved to be enduringly
successful with hits like 'Chanson d'Amour' and 'Tuxedo Junction'. The driving
force was Tim Hauser, who formed the group in 1969 with Erin Dickins, Marty
Nelson and Pat Rosalia. Concentrating on material largely written by Gene
Pistilli, they signed to Capitol and released their first album 'Jukin' in 1971,
but Hauser was more interested in exploring jaz...
God Only KnowsThe Manhattan Transfer and Wdr Funkhausorchester
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Soul Food to GoThe Manhattan Transfer
Brasil
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BirdlandThe Manhattan Transfer
Extensions
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Java JiveThe Manhattan Transfer and Gene Pistilli
Jukin'
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Chanson d'amourThe Manhattan Transfer
Coming Out
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A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley SquareThe Manhattan Transfer
Mecca for Moderns
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