December Looms
2007 studio album by John Mann
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| Studio album by John Mann | ||||
| Released | January 23, 2007[1] | |||
| Genre | Folk rock | |||
| Label | independent | |||
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December Looms is the second solo album by John Mann of Spirit of the West, released in 2007.[2] The album is credited to Mister Mann.[3]
The song "By Tomorrow" includes a songwriting credit for Mann's son Harlan.
The album garnered Mann a Western Canadian Music Award nomination for Songwriter of the Year.[4]
Track listing
- "By Tomorrow"
- "I've Been Bad"
- "I Play Blind"
- "My Little Lamb"
- "The New Normal"
- "Port Town"
- "When I Played Around With Knives"
- "Traveling on the Coat-Tails"
- "Wonderful Sign"
- "Nothing Ever Dropped"
- "Blue"
References
- ^ "December Looms by John Mann". Bandcamp. Retrieved January 6, 2019.
- ^ "After 25 years, this Mann is just getting warmed up; Vancouver actor and singer excels at both pursuits". Edmonton Journal, September 28, 2007.
- ^ "Mister Mann: December Looms". Winnipeg Free Press, April 7, 2007.
- ^ "Sask. artists well represented at WCMAs". Saskatoon Star-Phoenix, September 14, 2007.
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- John Mann
- Geoffrey Kelly
- Hugh McMillan
- Vince Ditrich
- Tobin Frank
- J. Knutson
- Linda McRae
- Daniel Lapp
- Matthew Harder
- Spirit of the West (1984)
- Tripping Up the Stairs (1986)
- Labour Day (1988)
- Save This House (1990)
- Go Figure (1991)
- Faithlift (1993)
- Two Headed (1995)
- Open Heart Symphony (1996)
- Weights and Measures (1997)
- Star Trails (2004)
- Old Material 1984–1986 (1989)
- Hit Parade (1999)
- Spirituality 1983–2008: The Consummate Compendium (2008)
- "Save This House"
- "Home for a Rest"
- "D for Democracy"
- "Political"
- "And if Venice Is Sinking"
- "5 Free Minutes"
- "Sadness Grows"
- "Is This Where I Come In"
- "Tell Me What I Think"
- "Williamson's Garage"
- "Soldier's Boy"
- "July"
- "Bulembu"
- Acoustic Kitty (2002)
- December Looms (2007)
- The Waiting Room (2014)
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