The Manhattan Transfer - Audiophile LP to Digital [FLAC] transfer

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The Manhattan Transfer - Coming Out (with Stephane Grappelli) [Atlantic Records SD 18183] (1976)

Released: 1976
Country: US
Label: Atlantic Records
Catalog: SD 18183
Genre: Jazz, Vocal

Item# SR-ATSD18183
Ratings: C=VG+ LP=NM-

T R A C K L I S T:
01 Don't Let Go
02 Zindy Lou
03 Chanson D'Amour
04 Helpless
05 Scotch And Soda
06 The Speak Up Mambo (Cuentame)
07 Poinciana (The Song Of The Tree)
08 S.O.S.
09 Popsicle Toes
10 It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference
11 The Thought Of Loving You

Coming Out (with Stephane Grappelli)
The Manhattan Transfer

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Album Review

Scott Yanow [allmusic.com]

Manhattan Transfer's second Atlantic recording, Coming Out, showcases the talented singers (Tim Hauser, Alan Paul, Janis Siegel, and Laurel Masse) on a strictly pop affair. The only hints of jazz pop up in Siegel's ballad ''Scotch and Soda'' and a funky version of ''Poinciana,'' on which Michael Brecker has a cameo on soprano. There is a good amount of variety and the singing is reasonably impressive, even if the spontaneity and feel of jazz is largely absent.