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Track Listings
| 1. Four Brothers |
| 2. A Gal In Calico |
| 3. Love For Sale |
| 4. Je Voulais (Te Dire Que Je T'attends) |
| 5. On A Little Street In Singapore |
| 6. In A Meloow Tone |
| 7. Walk In Love |
| 8. Who, What, When, Where, Why |
| 9. It's Not The Spotlight |
| 10. Pieces Of Dreams |
| 11. Where Did Our Love Go |
| 12. Single Girl (Previously Unissued in the U.S.) |
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21 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Like many other reviewers of Manhattan Transfer, I bought this album when I was a teenager interesting in investigating "different" types of music. I originally bought this album on vinyl in a sale (I was unsure about it as I thought this sort of music was intended for my parents). I couldn't have been more wrong! I was completely knocked out by the fresh arrangements of old songs and fab singing of the group. What was an unintentional purchase became one of my most prized possessions. Now it is re-released on CD I can once again enjoy the chic close harmony of the 70s which doesn't actually sound at all dated - and of how many types of the music from the 70s (with the possible exception of disco) can that be said? Buy! You won't be disappointed!
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I originally purchased this recording when it was first released on vinyl.
After seeing it offered at a bargain price on Amazon, I have re-bought it on CD.
It transfers superbly which is not a surprise really as the vinyl recordings were very well produced with excellent sound quality.
This type of music never seems to date and, after not listening to Manhattan Transfer of late, I am enjoying them all over again.
Great listening.
After seeing it offered at a bargain price on Amazon, I have re-bought it on CD.
It transfers superbly which is not a surprise really as the vinyl recordings were very well produced with excellent sound quality.
This type of music never seems to date and, after not listening to Manhattan Transfer of late, I am enjoying them all over again.
Great listening.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Here is a Gem of an album. The group Manhatten Transfer quite unique in their sound even in their hey day and now no less so. These four professionals, all with exceptional voices epitomise a style all their own which serves to make it one as magical to listen to now as it was to do so when they were global chart toppers !
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Oldie but goodie
Bought this to replace tapes and records in my collection. What more can I say: Manhattan Transfer forever, (for me at least).
Published 8 months ago by Mrs. Md Findlay
chanson d'amour.
HI LADIES & GENTLEMAN
I PURCHASED THE ABOVE CD AND IT'S BRILLIANT.
ONE SONG I DISAPPOINTED NOT ON IS CHANSON D'AMOUR-MY FAV SONG. Read more
I PURCHASED THE ABOVE CD AND IT'S BRILLIANT.
ONE SONG I DISAPPOINTED NOT ON IS CHANSON D'AMOUR-MY FAV SONG. Read more
Published 18 months ago by MRS SMITH
STILL SOUNDS GOOD
Bought a copy of this (on vinyl) way back in 1978. Loved it then....love it now!
Published 19 months ago by slatts352
MANHATTEN TRANSFER'S BEST ALBUM EVER
Bought this Album as an LP many many years ago, later in Cassette form and now as a CD. Absolutely brilliant and excellent! Read more
Published on 6 May 2010 by Chanel No5
Pure Class!!
My Mum had this album on vinyl when I was young and I used to love it. I recently had a yearning to hear this album again, but didn't have a turntable! Read more
Published on 10 Mar 2010 by Mrs. J. Cook
pastiche
good music, well recorded well performed been playing it for donky's years, wore out the old tape and LP !!!!!!
Published on 28 Feb 2009 by Michael Collins
Magical Manhattan`s
Manhattan Transfer created their very own niche in the late seventies and Pastiche emphasises this. As all the previous reviewers have pointed out this really is a stand out album. Read more
Published on 5 Jan 2009 by Mr. A. Craddock
Manhattan Transfer - a great act!
1978 was by far 'Manhattan Transfer's' most successful year chart-wise. Despite rocketing to number one with the classic 'Chansons D'amour' a year earlier, it was 1978 that gave... Read more
Published on 1 Dec 2008 by FAMOUS NAME
Man Tran
I'd never heard of Manhattan Transfer, other than hearing Chanson D'Amour on radio in the early/mid-70's. Other than that - Nothing. Read more
Published on 29 Mar 2006 by "johnmoran24"
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