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1993 – "Under Jets" by Murray Attaway (backing vocals) on his album In Thrall. 2004 – "Static on the Radio" with Jim White on his album Drill a Hole in That Substrate and Tell Me What You See. 2004 – "That's Me Trying" by William Shatner (backing vocals) on his album Has Been. 2005 – "Where's the Party?"
Aimee Elizabeth Mann (born September 8, 1960) is an American singer-songwriter. Over the course of four decades, she has released more than a dozen albums as a solo artist and with other musicians. She is noted for her sardonic and literate lyrics about dark subjects.
Aimee Mann (Richmond, Virginia, Estados Unidos, 8 de septiembre de 1960) es una cantautora estadounidense. Su trabajo con el productor Jon Brion en la década de 1990 influyó en el rock alternativo estadounidense y se destaca por sus letras sardónicas y literarias sobre temas oscuros.
Jackson Browne – background vocals. David Coleman – electric viola. Gary Ferguson – drums. Nicky Hopkins – organ, piano. Jim Keltner – drums. Aimee Mann – background vocals. David Mansfield – mandocello, mandolin, violin. Pat Mastelotto – drums, percussion. Steve Nieve – wurlitzer.
I’ll listen to this more, perhaps even build a minor mythos around Attaway that puts In Thrall into context, but I’ll never be a big fan of alternative Americana from the ‘90s. ... Aimee Mann -- background vocal (2) David Mansfield -- violin, mandolin, mandocello, tenor guitar Steve Nieve -- Wurlitzer (6) Sid Page -- violin (9)
Bio. Aimee Mann’s first new solo album in five years arrives with a title loaded with possible meanings and intent. For her, its provocative branding comes down to something akin to truth in advertising. “It came from a friend of mine asking me what the record was about,” she explains. “And I said, ‘Oh, you know me — the usual songs ...
29 de mar. de 2017 · The Turns of Humor and Terms of Happy: A Conversation with Aimee Mann. By Kelly McCartney. Mar 29, 2017. In an age of rampant anti-intellectualism, it’s imperative that we cling to the brainiacs among us, be they scholars or scientists, pundits or poets.
