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==References==
==References==
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* [http://www.eclecticmoonlight.com/a_giant_step_for_guy__intervie.html Eclectic Moonlight interview]
* [http://www.getreadytorock.com/10questions/guy_manning.htm 2003 interview]
* [http://www.guymanning.com/PW-Interview2001/PW-Interview2004.html 2004 interview]
* [http://www.caerllysimusic.co.uk/index1.html?target=d103.html 2008 interview]
* [http://prog-sphere.blogspot.com/2010/05/guy-manning-unknown-wordsmith.html 2010 interview]
* [http://www.nationalreview.com/karnick/karnick200602080757.asp Review]
* [http://www.guymanning.com/2009site/discography.html Discography]
* [http://www.guymanning.com/reviews.htm Album review]
* [http://www.guymanning.com/reviews.htm Album review]



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Revision as of 21:06, 13 October 2010

Untitled

Tall Stories For Small Children is the debut studio album released by Guy Manning.

Note: The character of Abel Mann was explored in greater detail on the subsequent 2004 Concept Album, A Matter Of Life & Death (The Journal Of Abel Mann)

Track listing

  1. The Last Psalm (14:07)
  2. The Voyager (05:22)
  3. White Waters (05:46)
  4. The Fall & Rise Of Abel Mann?
    1. Grand Fanfare (02:02)
    2. Waiting On A Ledge (04:42)
    3. Grand Fanfare (Revisited) (00:43)
    4. Post-Mortem
      1. Three Score Years & 10 (02:18)
      2. In My Life (05:06)
  5. Castaways (04:25)
  6. Holy Ireland
    1. The Land (02:40)
    2. A Soldiers Story (03:11)
    3. The Widows Tale (04:42)
    4. Priests Song (04:01)
    5. The Land (Reprise) (02:58)


All words and music written by Guy Manning.

Personnel

References