James Mankey

James Andrew Mankey is an American rock guitarist, who has been the longtime guitarist in Concrete Blonde and also played with Sparks.

Born 23 May 1952 in Washington, United States.

Released J.A.M. - a solo work of instrumental music in 2003

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Concrete Blonde
Johnette Napolitano James Mankey Gabriel Ramirez Harry Rushakoff Paul Thompson Al Bloch
Studio albums	Concrete Blonde (1986) Free (1989) Bloodletting (1990) Walking in London (1992) Mexican Moon (1993) Concrete Blonde y Los Illegals (1997) Group Therapy (2002) Mojave (2004)
Compilation albums	Still in Hollywood (1994) Recollection: The Best of Concrete Blonde (1996)
Live albums	Live in Brazil 2002 (2003)
Songs	"Joey"

Sparks
Ron Mael Russell Mael Jim Mankey Earle Mankey Harley Feinstein Martin Gordon Adrian Fisher Norman "Dinky" Diamond Trevor White Ian Hampton Bob Haag Leslie Bohem David Kendrick Christi Haydon Tammy Glover Dean Menta
Albums	Halfnelson/Sparks A Woofer in Tweeter's Clothing Kimono My House Propaganda Indiscreet Big Beat Introducing Sparks No. 1 in Heaven Terminal Jive Whomp That Sucker Angst in My Pants In Outer Space Pulling Rabbits Out of a Hat Music That You Can Dance To Interior Design Gratuitous Sax & Senseless Violins Plagiarism Balls Lil' Beethoven Hello Young Lovers Exotic Creatures of the Deep The Seduction of Ingmar Bergman Two Hands, One Mouth: Live in Europe FFS (as FFS) Hippopotamus
Singles	"This Town Ain't Big Enough for Both of Us" "Amateur Hour" "Never Turn Your Back on Mother Earth" "I Want to Hold Your Hand" "The Number One Song in Heaven" "Beat the Clock" "I Predict" "Cool Places" "Dick Around" "Johnny Delusional"
Related	Giorgio Moroder Telex Gleaming Spires Les Rita Mitsouko Todd Rundgren Sparks Spectacular Tony Visconti Jane Wiedlin FFS
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