The Manhattan Transfer
Wed, 08. Nov 2006, 9.45 PM | Big Band, Big Voices, Big Fun
Anyone who has ever heard the big voices of the Manhattan Transfer live, knows just how much big fun is on the cards this evening. The Manhattan Transfer set the benchmark for close harmony singing, swinging effortlessly and with perfect control through everything from voice-stretching work-outs to satin-soft pop songs. And for tonight only they will be backed by the multi-award-winning BBC Big Band!
Freddie Cole comes from a similar background. The «Great American Songbook» is his bible, and he tells the tales of love requited and broken dreams spun by Gershwin, Porter and others in a way that makes them sound as though they were written only yesterday.
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Videos
Line Up
Artist | Instrument |
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Janis Siegel | Vocals |
Tim Hauser | Vocals |
Alan Paul Wichinsky | Vocals |
Cheryl Bentyne | Vocals |
Yaron Gershovsky | Piano |
Steve Hassapoglou | Drums |
John B. Williams | Bass |
Clive Lendich | Guitar |
Nigel Carter | Trumpet |
Brian Rankine | Trumpet |
Bruce Adams | Trumpet |
Derek Watkins | Trumpet |
Gordon Campbell | Trombone |
Andy Wood | Trombone |
Ashley Horton | Trombone |
Howard McGill | Alto Saxophone |
Sammy Mayne | Alto Saxophone |
Vic Ash | Tenor Saxophone |
Dave O’Higgins | Tenor Saxophone |
Jay Craig | Bari-Saxophone |
Wed, 03. Nov 1999, 8 PM | Vocals
«The Best of the Manhattan Transfer» – the night of the most famous vocal swing numbers of our time. Catchy, easy and bell-like, the swing-happening was pre-programmed. With their sensational performances they cause waves of rapture all over the world. An exciting cruise through the success story of this uniquely harmonized singing quartet awaited the audience.
Line Up
Artist | Instrument |
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Tim Hauser | Vocals |
Janis Siegel | Vocals |
Alain Paul | Vocals |
Cheryl Bentyne | Vocals |
Yaron Gershovsky | Piano |
Michael Bowie | Bass |
Buddy Williams | Drums |
Larry Klimas | Saxophone |
Jeff Richman | Rhythm Guitar |
Wed, 29. Oct 1997, 8 PM | Vocal Jazz
Brand names like Nivea and Persil have to be promoted continuously to stay number 1. The brand «Manhattan Transfer», on the other hand, seems to simply sell itself and it has been that way for many decades. The New York quartet has always stood for the kind of quality, which culminates in a perfect show. It’s not free jazz. As always, it was the smooth sound of catchy hits: The incomparable swing of the unique brand «Manhattan Transfer».