lee williams was the leader singer of the manhattans throughout the 1970s.
who was the leader singer of the manhattans throughout the 1970s?
lee williams
kenneth "wally" kelly, the last surviving original member of the group, died on february 17, 2015, at the age of 74.





























lead singer gerald alston is the only member alive of the group's heyday lineup. 





























on july 31, 2018 a supreme court order of a settlement agreement was signed between. the bivins family, gerald alston, charles hardy, harsey hemphill, alvin pazant and manhattan entertainment inc. all parties have to use an identifer, when promoting, advertising and recording using the name manhattans for their groups. the manhattans (of sonny bivins) and the manhattans feat gerald alston.





























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section::::discography.:live albums.
the manhattans
nikolay eremeevich settled in ruzayevka in 1771. at that time he was 24 years old, he served 8 years in the preobrazhensky regiment and retired with the rank of warrant officer guard. the estate bought by his father was located in lands and was rich by underground waters. struysky invited famous architect v. v. rastrelli to design the building and the church . for the half year was built three-storey house-palace. nikolay eremeevich lived there and wrote poetries, the third floor of his house was called "parnassus". in 1783 he created in ruzayevka private printing, in which worked peasants, that were trained to print in printing the samara and nizhny novgorod. this printing was one of the best of its time, the printing house published mainly poems of nikolay eremeevich. these publications are extremely rare and they are of great bibliographic value.
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