Any recommendations for albums?
I've heard the occasional Dylan or Springsteen covers but not one full album.
Manfred Mann's Earthband
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Re: Manfred Mann's Earthband
I like most of Solar Fire and parts of Nightingales & Bombers... not just the covers.
But that's about it.
But that's about it.
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Re: Manfred Mann's Earthband
These are the best four and all seminally robust:
Solar Fire (1973)
The Good Earth (1974)
Nightingales & Bombers (1975)
The Roaring Silence (1976)
Knowing you, I would suggest Solar Fire first
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Solar Fire (1973)
The Good Earth (1974)
Nightingales & Bombers (1975)
The Roaring Silence (1976)
Knowing you, I would suggest Solar Fire first
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Re: Manfred Mann's Earthband
A great single - not on an album until the CD reissue (tagged onto Solar fire)
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Re: Manfred Mann's Earthband
"Chance" album from 1980.
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Re: Manfred Mann's Earthband
If you like the albums C suggested, as you should, continue on in release order, but avoid Somewhere In Africa, which is dire.
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