The Manhattan Transfer's official website can be found at: www.manhattantransfer.net

The Manhattan Transfer Fan Club's official website can be found at: www.tmtfanclub.com

The Manhattan Transfer's official MySpace page can be found at: www.myspace.com/themanhattantransfer

Janis Siegel's official website is available at: www.janissiegel.com

Alan Paul's's official website is located at: www.alanpaul.com

Cheryl Bentyne's official website is located at: www.cherylbentyne.net

Laurel Massé was a member of the group until 1979 when she left to persue a solo career. Her website can be found at www.laurelmasse.com

Laurel Massé's new blog site can be found at http://laurelmasse.typepad.com

A Laurel Massé Fan Club page can be found at http://laurelmasse.blogspot.com

Another great Laurel Massé unofficial page called "More Than A Feeling" can be found at http://laurelmasse2.moonfruit.com

A new website called GHXPORT Digital Download Terminal has solo work by Janis Siegel, Cheryl Bentyne and Laurel Massé available for very high quality digital downloads at very reasonable prices.

Yaron Gershovsky has been the musical director and keyboardist for The Manhattan Transfer since 1979. His website is: www.yaronmusic.com

Wayne Johnson has been the lead guitarist for The Manhattan Transfer for many years. He has a great new fingerstyle guitar CD available! One Guitar is available at his website: www.WayneJohnsonOnline.com

Steve Hass, the drummer for The Manhattan Transfer, has a great debut solo CD called Traveler. It's available on his great website at: www.stevehass.net

Telarc is The Manhattan Transfer's new label and has also released recent solo albums by Janis and Cheryl. You can find out more about the latest releases by Janis, Cheryl and The Manhattan Transfer at www.telarc.com

The Vocal Group Hall of Fame inducted The Manhattan Transfer as part of its Charter Class in 1998. Drop by the Vocal Group Hall of Fame in Sharon, Pennsylvania or at: www.vocalhalloffame.com

Ella Fitzgerald was a major influence and greatly admired by the members of The Manhattan Transfer. Shortly after she died in 1996, The Manhattan Transfer Fan Club posted a tribute to her with Alan Paul's lyrics to the song "All Heart (Portrait of Ella)." The Manhattan Transfer tribute to Ella Fitzgerald

Goldmine Magazine did a cover story on The Manhattan Transfer in the spring of 1999. The article, written by Chuck Miller, can be viewed here: Goldmine TMT Cover Story

The ManTran Online Radio Station cane be found at 33.6-56 kbps modems and Cablemodems/T1/DSL/ISDN. It's free and it works 24/7!!

Be sure to visit Jay Graydon's website.

Janis recently guested on percussionist Frank Colon's new CD, which is titled Latin Wonder - The Music of Stevie Wonder. Janis sings two songs on it: "Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing" and "Superstition". It was recorded in Denver, Colorado. Buddy Williams, who used to be The Manhattan Transfer's drummer, is also on the project. (Remember Buddy and his BX-1??)

"The Indiana Jones of the Music World" (the Tolucan). Composer/musician/adventurer Chuck Jonkey has traveled around the world collecting sounds, instruments and tribal music. He and Alan Paul composed "The Quietude" which features ethnic instruments and deep Amazon jungle sounds Chuck recorded on one of his expeditions.

Singer/songerwriter/background vocalist David Lasley wrote "Shaker Song," which was recorded by the Manhattan Transfer.

Steve Lukather played guitar on both Extensions and Mecca For Moderns.

The Four Freshmen are among the groups admired by The Manhattan Transfer and they have appeared together many times.

Bobby McFerrin has appeared on a couple of Manhattan Transfer albums and Janis appeared on his Circlesongs release.

James Taylor performed on "Dream Lover" on the album Tonin'.

Laura Nyro performed on "La-La Means I Love You" on the album Tonin'.

B.B. King performed on the album Tonin'

Another Phil Collins website.

Smokey Robinson performed on the album Tonin'