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Artist description
Earle was a founding member of Sparks, and also
produced the first Concrete Blonde album. In fact, he's
produced and/or engineered too many fine recordings to
mention here. |
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Music Style
New Wave with depth |
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Musical Influences
Many. |
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Similar Artists
himself. |
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Artist History
He's also a damn fine songwriter. This album is
the first time his solo material has been made
available on CD. |
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Group Members
Earle, some friends, and family. |
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Instruments
Several. |
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Albums
"Earle Mankey" (1981) and "Real World" (1984) -- both EPs. "Earle Mankey" (1998) is a compilation of these two on CD. |
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Press Reviews
"In between stints with Sparks and Concrete Blonde, guitarist-producer extraordinaire Earle Mankey hemmed out a few
of his own tunes. These solo releases were issued back in 1981 and 1984, and Frigidisk has recompiled them onto one
CD. Mankey's early new wave offerings include his classic "hits" "Mau Mau" and "Crazy!" as well as more obtuse and
eccentric tracks including "The Lion Sleeps Tonight." There are a few choice classics scattered here, while the rest
peacefully glide by." -- Andrew Magilow, Splendid E-zine |
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Location
New York, New York - USA |
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