Jonah's One-line Drawing

Studio album by Jonah Matranga

Released

1998

Genre

Acoustic rock

Label

Self-released

Producer

Jonah Matranga

Jonah Matranga chronology

Songs I Hope My Mom Will Like
(1994)

Jonah's One-line Drawing
(1998)

Sketchy EP #1
(1999)

Jonah's One-line Drawing is Jonah Matranga's second solo recording, released in 1998. This release is notable as it's the first time Jonah used the term "One-line drawing".

The recording was later re-released on the CD Songs From Sacramento, Volumes 1 and 2.

Track listing

"You Could Learn A Lot" – 2:39
"Pollyanna" – 3:11
"14-41" – 2:56
"Um..." – 3:52
"Yr Letter" – 4:11
"The Big Parade" – 3:54
"Crush on Everyone" – 2:43

Writing credits

All songs by Jonah Matranga.

Jonah Matranga
as himself	Songs I Hope My Mom Will Like Jonah's One-line Drawing There's a Lot in Here Sketchy EP #3 Jonah Matranga / Frank Turner Split The Three Sketchys
as onelinedrawing	Sketchy EP #1 Sketchy EP #2 Split EP (with Sense Field) Rival Schools United by Onelinedrawing Always New Jan-Jun 2000 Always New Jul-Dec 2000 Always New 2001 Visitor The Volunteers
as part of Far	Sweat a River, Live No Lies Listening Game Quick EP Tin Cans With Strings To You Soon (EP) Water and Solutions At Night We Live
as part of New End Original	Lukewarm Thriller
as part of Gratitude	Gratitude Drive Away This Is The Part
featured singles	"Where'd You Go"

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