The Bangles
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Biography
Crafting some of the biggest hits of the 1980s, The Bangles' all-female power pop turned the jangly harmonies of the 1960s into breezy anthems built on sass and fun. Born out of the Los Angeles folk rock, Paisley underground scene, the band signed to Columbia Records for debut album All Over The Place (1984) and made their name as a support act for Cyndi Lauper. Fronted by Susanna Hoffs, Prince penned their first big hit Manic Monday, which reached Number 2 in the US and propelled second album Different Light (1986) to sales of over 4 million. They topped the charts in the US and across the world with the huge dance single Walk Like An Egyptian and classic ballad Eternal Flame, but the band split in 1989 after the release of Everything (1988) with Hoffs going on to a solo career. They reformed in 1999, though, and contributed tracks to the soundtrack of the movie Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, as well as releasing their own records Doll Revolution (2003) and Sweetheart in the Sun (2013).
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Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- Hazy Shade of Winter
- Walk Like an Egyptian
- Manic Monday
- Going Down To Liverpool
- Eternal Flame by Susanna Hoffs
- Hero Takes A Fall by Susanna Hoffs
- In Your Room by Susanna Hoffs
- If She Knew What She Wants
- Walking Down Your Street
- Where Were You When I Needed You
- Unconditional Love by The Bangles
- Just When You're Having Fun by The Bangles
- A Little Innocence by The Bangles
- I'll Set You Free
- In a Different Light
- Following
- Be With You
- Any More Than I Could Understand by The Bangles
- Everything I Wanted
- Live by Cock Robin
- Hunting Down a Killer by The Bangles
- Silent Treatment
- Straighter Line by The Bangles
- Not Like You
