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Jennifer Trynin (born 1963), is an
American singer-songwriter and
author from Boston, M****achusetts. She
recorded her
debut album ****amamie in 1994 while...
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Wanamaker and Pete Armata, both of the 1990s rock band
Expanding Man, Jen
Trynin, and Tom
Polce from
Letters to Cleo. The band
formed as a
project by Wanamaker...
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Hootie & the Blowfish; Hum; Silverchair; Sponge;
Tripping Daisy;
Jennifer Trynin and Weezer;
Aaron includes the Foo
Fighters in his list, but
states that...
- 1994: Duke
Levine –
Country Soul
Guitar (Daring) – b**** 1994:
Jennifer Trynin – ****amamie (Warner Bros.) – b**** 1995:
Mighty Sam
McClain – Keep on Movin'...
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rejecting them in
favor of Bon Jovi.
Fatima Mansions – "The Loyaliser"
Jennifer Trynin – "Happier" 136 45 "Murder Site" September 14, 1995 (1995-09-14) The duo...
- Players)
Sisely Treasure (Shiny Toy Guns)
Lindsey Troy (Deap Vally) Jen
Trynin Anna
Tsuchiya Corin Tucker (Sleater-Kinney) KT
Tunstall Tina
Turner Tarja...
- 2000.
Retrieved June 26, 2018. DeLuca, Dan (June 11, 1995). "Jennifer
Trynin: ****amamie (Warner Bros.) / Ron ****smith: Ron ****smith (Interscope)". The...
- disasters. "All This
Could Be Yours" (written and
performed by
Jennifer Trynin) "Game of Pricks" (written by
Robert Pollard;
performed by
Guided By Voices)...
- "All
Kinds of Time"
Robert Randolph -
pedal steel on "Hung Up on You" Jen
Trynin -
backing vocals and
guitar on "No
Better Place"
Technical personnel Matt...
- ****amamie is the
debut album from Boston-based
musician Jen
Trynin.
First released in 1994, the
album failed to do well on the
charts when re-released...
