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Jack's Mannequin est un groupe de rock alternatif américain, originaire du comté d'Orange en Californie. Il est formé en 2004 sous l'impulsion du chanteur/compositeur Andrew McMahon. Le groupe fait une apparition dans la série Les Frères Scott lors de l'épisode 8 et 15 de la saison 3 avec leur tube The Mixed Tape.
Jack's Mannequin is the solo project of Andrew McMahon who is also the vocalist, pianist and main songwriter of the band Something Corporate. The name Jack's Mannequin originated from one of McMahon's songs called Dear Jack, which was written about a friend of his whose brother was diagnosed with childhood leukemia.
The Glass Passenger is the second studio album by American rock band Jack's Mannequin.Frontman Andrew McMahon was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in mid-2005 following the recording of their debut album Everything in Transit.While touring, McMahon suffered from writer's block, which did not dissipate until mid-2006; many of the songs that would appear on The Glass Passenger were ...
Der Bandname Jack’s Mannequin ist eine Mischung aus dem Titel Dear Jack, den Andrew McMahon schrieb und dem Bandnamen, den er ursprünglich für die Band vorgesehen hatte, die Black Mannequins. Auf diese Idee kam er, als er eines Tages durch die Stadt ging und bemerkte, dass es nur sehr wenige schwarze Schaufensterpuppen (auf Englisch ...
9 de feb. de 2017 · Provided to YouTube by Rhino/Warner RecordsThe Mixed Tape (2015 Remastered) · Jack's MannequinEverything In Transit℗ 2005 Maverick Recording CompanyBells, Or...
22 de mar. de 2017 · Andrew McMahon: Jack’s Influence. It was 12 years ago when I first uttered the words “Dear Jack.”. At the age of 21, I was courting a successful career in the music business and was, for lack of a better word, fearless. Jack was the brother of a close friend and someone who, over the course of a number of years, I’d come to consider a ...
23 de ago. de 2005 · “MFEO Pt. 2: You Can Breathe” is the second part of the eight-minute song “Made For Each Other,” and the final song on Everything In Transit. It’s a dramatic departure from the
