The Manhattan Transfer - Spice Of Life • TopPop

[@Nightfly74]

Song written by Rod Temperton who also wrote some of Michael Jackson his biggest hits and who worked with Quincy Jones

[@musicalmelodies3595]

Yes Rod Temperton worked on Thriller with Michael Jackson and actually Michael recorded a demo for this song but eventually ended up replacing it on Thriller with "Baby Be Mine". The Manhattan Transfer picked up the song and recorded it and it was such a hit!

[@WalterJackson-l5d]

Rod Temperton 💯💯👍

[@Mattteus]

Whoa, this is a very different Manhattan Transfer than what I remember!

[@claudiomoraes1862]

música de alto astral .

[@claudiomoraes1862]

música muito bonita .

[@tracyowens760]

I call them the 360 group, they sing one way , then other way when you except it

[@whiteduke75]

Sounds like Shakatak. Sophisti-jazzpop

[@Mattteus]

Is that harmonica solo Stevie Wonder? It sounds like him.

[@NorCalPhil]

Yes. Stevie recorded the harmonica parts :) good ear.

[@Mattteus]

Phil Routh thanks!

[@pedrinho4873]

Written and recorded in 1981 from Thriller album by Michael Jackson, composed by Rod Temperton

[@nathanlopez5667]

Would love to hear that version hopefully one day we will

[@ygaltuil]

Or an first demo....

[@apollozero]

People this age would never have a hit single in this time period like they would in the 80s.

[@JakobMoscow]

SO true

[@ClaudioHenriqueCHBA-1971]

Timeless Classic!!!!

[@SJHR2]

Nice groove!

[@RickRobinCagnaan]

Manhattan Transfer's entry to post-disco.

[@ygaltuil]

The intro it’s BaBy be mine on Michael Jackson... All the melody.....

[@joeymartinez880]

Ygal Tuil Rod Temperton wrote both songs

[@lorinakaramihan3409]

Request for walk away karaoke of dionne warwick please

[@elviscool9822]

R they trying to do shalamer dance I think u

[@lienardeddy505]

❤💕

[@junglejim99]

My fave man tran song and how gorgeous are the girls 😍

[@JakobMoscow]

wow that one guy is a fantastic dancer! so sexy.

[@estakkasergioescamilla8032]

ABSOLUTAMENTE MARAVILLOSOS !!

[@70letsgo]

Finally the video. Played this song easily 30 times in a row on my minidisc recorder when i first heard it early nineties