Manhattan Transfer - Swing

Riding a wave of nostalgia in the '70s, the Manhattan Transfer resurrected jazz trends from boogie-woogie to bop to vocalese in a slick, slightly commercial setting that sometimes failed to gel with the group's close harmonies. Originally formed in 1969, the quartet recorded several albums of jazz standards as well as much material closer to R&B/pop. Still, they were easily the most popular jazz vocal group of their era, and the most talented of any since the heyday of Lambert, Hendricks & Ross during the early '60s.

Tracklist:
1. Stomp of King Porter
2. Sing a Study in Brown
3. Sing Moten's Swing
4. A-Tisket, A-Tasket
5. I Know Why (And So Do You)
6. Sing You Sinners
7. Java Jive
8. Down South Camp Meeting
9. Topsy
10. Clouds
11. Skyliner
12. It's Good Enought to Keep (Air Mail Special)
13. Choo Choo Ch'Boogie