Biography

Keyboardist Manfred Mann's eponymous band started out as part of the 1960s British invasion, combining jazz, blues, Brill Building pop, and the songs of Bob Dylan. In the '70s they added synths and Bruce Springsteen songs, and turned into the thinking man's prog-rock band. The common thread in both incarnations: fantastic musicianship and a sense of humor.

Top Tracks

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• 5-4-3-2-1

• 5-4-3-2-1, Pts. 1 & 2

• Bare Hugg

• Blinded By The Light

• Come Tomorrow

• Dashing Away With The Smoothing Iron

• Do Wah Diddy Diddy

• Hubble Bubble (toil And Trouble)

• I Can't Believe What You Say

• If You Gotta Go, Go Now

• I'm Your Kingpin

• Machines

• Mighty Quinn (quinn The Eskimo)

• Mr. Anello

• My Little Red Book

• Oh No Not My Baby

• Oh No, Not My Baby

• Poison Ivy

• Pretty Flamingo

• Semi-detached Suburban Mr. James

• Sha La La

• Sha-la-la

• She

• Spirits In The Night

• The Mighty Quinn (quinn The Eskimo)

• The One In The Middle

• Tired Of Trying, Bored With Lying, Scared Of Dying

• Up The Junction (theme)

• Why Should We Not

• You Gave Me Somebody To Love

Discography

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• The Mighty Quinn

  Mercury

  1968

• Mighty Garvey!

  Fontana Distribution

  1968

• What a Mann

  Fontana Distribution

  1968

• As Is

  Mercury

  1966

• Pretty Flamingo

  United Artists Records

  1966

• Mann Made

  1965

• The Five Faces of Manfred Mann [US]

  Ascot

  1965

• My Little Red Book of Winners

  Ascot

  1965

• The Five Faces of Manfred Mann [UK]

  EMI Music Distribution

  1964

• The Manfred Mann Album

  Ascot

  1964