The Manhattan Transfer were known for their wonderful vocal performances and incredible harmonies and this, their second album, doesn't disappoint. Released on April 2nd 1975 it cemented The Manhattan Transfer's style and sound and received many positive reviews from the critics.
The album was released under the Atlantic/WEA label.
The group as it is pictured on the back cover is the second incarnation of The Manhattan Transfer and had been together three years before they recorded this album. They had a few more changes to their line-up after this, but went on to release 27 more albums, the last in 2009.
Side 1
Tuxedo Junction
Sweet Talking Guy
Operator
Candy
Gloria
Clap Your Hands
Side 2
That Cat Is High
You Can Depend on Me
Blue Champagne
Java Jive
Occapella
Heart's Desire
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