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Beginning with their first performances in the early 1970s, THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER have become the cornerstones of contemporary music. Originally launched by Tim Hauser in 1969, Hauser, Alan Paul, Janis Siegel and Laurel Masse were the group by 1972. Cheryl Bentyne joined the group in 1979 after Laurel Masse left. One of the co-writers on The Junction – the group’s new album which draws inspiration in part from The Transfer’s classic 1975 version of Glenn Miller’s “Tuxedo Junction”—is the group’s new mem- ber, bass vocalist Trist Curless. Curless began subbing on the road for the late band founder Tim Hauser in 2013, officially joining after Hauser’s passing in late 2014.
Releases from The Manhattan Transfer
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The Chick Corea Songbook
Year: 2009
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The Symphony Sessions
Year: 2006
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An Acapella Christmas
Year: 2004
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Vibrate
Year: 2004
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The Spirit Of St. Louis
Year: 2000
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Swing
Year: 1997
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Tonin'
Year: 1994
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The Offbeat Of Avenues
Year: 1991
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Brasil
Year: 1987
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Vocalese
Year: 1985
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Bop Doo-wopp
Year: 1984
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Bodies And Souls
Year: 1983
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Mecca For Moderns
Year: 1981
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Extensions
Year: 1979
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Live
Year: 1978
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Pastiche
Year: 1978
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Coming Out
Year: 1976
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The Manhattan Transfer
Year: 1975
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The Christmas Album
Year: 1972
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Jukin'
Year: 1971
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Ride Or Die, Pt. 2
by Sevdaliza & Villano Antillano & Tokischa
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Bien Loco
by Wisin & Mora
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Teka
by dj snake & Peso Pluma
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Mis Amigas Las Flores
by Angela Aguilar
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Kilerito
by Brytiago & Anuel Aa
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FRIKI
by Gonzy
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Raat Ki Rani
by Arooj Aftab
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Guay
by Ozuna & Bad Gyal
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Prendela (feat. Olajuwon)
by Mauro & Olajuwon
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Me Artas
by Mauro
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Es Evidente
by whathedgar & Mauro
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mangata
by Judeline