The Manhattans – Live In Concert

•    Mesmerizing versions of Hall & Oates’ Sara Smile, Atlantic Starr’s Send for Me, Boyz 2 Men’s End of Our Road and their own: Wish That You Were Mine, Shining Star and Kiss and Say Goodbye

•    An amazing concert filled with the distinctive harmonies that make the Manhattans so memorable

The Manhattans were one of those classic R&B vocal groups who manage to achieve incredible career longevity by adapting their style to fit changing times.

Formed in the ’60s as a doo wop-influenced R&B quintet, the Manhattans reinvented themselves as sweet smooth soul balladeers during the ’70s. In doing so, they somehow overcame the death of lead singer George Smith, and with new frontman Gerald Alston became more popular than they’d ever been, landing an across-the-board number one hit in 1976 with “Kiss and Say Goodbye.”

Under the leadership of Winfred “Blue” Lovett (who also composed some of the group’s biggest hits), the Manhattans survived as a viable chart act well into the ’80s, over two decades after their formation.

TRACKLISTING
    Good Enough
    I’ll Never Find Another (Find Another Like You)
    We Never Danced to a Love Song
    It Feels So Good To Be Loved So Bad
    There’s No Good in Goodbye
    Am I Losing You
    Sara Smile
    I Kinda Miss You
    Tomorrow
    Slow Motion
    Send For Me
    Wish That You Were Mine
    Hurt
    Crazy
    There’s No Me Without You
    When We Are Made As One
    Heaven
    One Life to Live
    Don’t Take Your Love From Me
    Love Don’t Love Nobody
    End of the Road
    Shining Star
    Kiss and Say Goodbye