Collectively ten-time GRAMMY® Award-winning vocal group The Manhattan Transfer celebrates its 50th anniversary with a new studio album, aptly titled Fifty, which is set for release on September 23 ...

In 1977, The Manhattan Transfer delivered one of the most memorable tracks of their career, one that would ultimately become known as their signature song. Known for their rich harmonies and ...

This is the year of the swan song tour. Manhattan Transfer is among the many groups that’s on its final jaunt. The vocal group, which was founded in 1969 will be history by Christmas and that’s just ...

The British singles charts in March 1977 were topped by Chanson d’Amour, sung in close harmony by an American quartet, the Manhattan Transfer. Led by its founder, Tim Hauser, who has died suddenly of ...

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The first edition of Manhattan Transfer was formed in 1969 by Gene Pistilli, Tim Hauser, Erin Dickins, Marty Nelson, and Pat Rosalia, splitting after one album. Hauser reformed the band in 1972 and, ...

Alan, 72, shakes his head at the memory. “A wave of laughter started from the front and rolled towards the back. I’m trying to hold my crotch…a million people were watching! When the song ended, I ran ...

The singer launched the Grammy-winning vocal group in 1969; the surviving members vow to go on By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Tim Hauser, the founder and singer of the innovative Grammy-winning vocal ...

In 1977, The Manhattan Transfer delivered one of the most memorable tracks of their career, one that would ultimately become known as their signature song. Their single, "Chanson D'Amour" became an ...