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Barbara Manning (born December 12, 1964) is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist whose albums blend elements of rock, folk, pop and proto-punk. She is also known for her cover versions of often obscure pop songs. In addition to an acclaimed solo career, Manning has been active in a number of bands, including 28th Day (with Cole Marquis), World of Pooh, SF Seals, and The Go-Luckys!.
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Baby Got Away by Virginia Dare, released 01 January 1998 1. Secret Spy Plane 2. Dumb as a Doll 3. Camellia 4. Baby Got Away 5. Love is Real 6. Revolt of Mother 7. Ship Go Down 8. Fred's Trees 9. Anywhere But Here 10. Johnny Depp 11. You Kill Me 12. Joanie 13. Beautiful Flame
16 de jul. de 2003 · Under One Roof: Singles & Oddities by Barbara Manning, released 16 July 2003 1. Don't Let It Bring You Down 2. Haze Is Free (Mounting a Broken Ladder) 3. These Days 4. Someone Wants You Dead 5. Baby, We're really in Love 6. I Love You 1000 Ways 7. B4 We Go Under 8. Joed Out 9. Damned Lucky 10. Being Cheated 11. Don't Rewind 12.
Happy Nightmare Baby. Opal (2) Don't Let It Bring You Down. Barbara Manning. ... Barbara Manning - Make it go away (1988) 4:41; mark e smith & brix. 2:14; ... 2:51; Barbara Manning - Never park (1988) 4:34; Barbara Manning - Phophecy written (1988) 3:39; Lists Add to List. Joe S. Harrington’s Top 100 Albums by mianfeinan; View More Lists ...
Something You've Got (Isn't Good) Written-By – Barbara Manning. Written-By – Barbara Manning. B5: ... Barbara Manning - Make it go away (1988) 4:41; mark e smith & brix. 2:14; Barbara Manning - Breathe lies (1988) 2:51; Barbara Manning - Never park (1988) 4:34; Barbara Manning - Phophecy written (1988) 3:39; Lists Add to List. Add to List ...
Aside from “Breathe Lies” (co-written with Lindsey Thrasher of Vomit Launch, who covered Manning’s “Every Pretty Girl”) and a cover of Marquis’ “Prophecy Written,” all the songs are her own; they reveal a songwriter of tremendous lyrical power and breadth of sonic vision — “Make It Go Away” almost sounds like My Bloody ...
