American singer and composer (born 1949)
Alan Paul is best known as a member of the multi-Grammy-winning vocal foursome, The Manhattan Transfer. Paul began singing at the age of six, his earliest musical experiences coming from his family. “There was always a lot of singing going on in my house,” he says. “We had this old Emerson reel-to-reel tape recorder that we’d sing into. My grandfather was a cantor and his singing influenced my mother who in turn inspired me.” He spent his childhood in Newark, New Jersey where he was exposed to
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