The Marbles

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Only One Woman 02:42 Tools
Dracula 02:25 Tools
The Walls Fell Down 02:57 Tools
Out of Zone 03:13 Tools
Hello Sun 00:00 Tools
Expo 00:00 Tools
Jewel Of India 00:00 Tools
Move On 00:00 Tools
When You Open 00:00 Tools
I Can't See Nobody 00:00 Tools
Magic 00:00 Tools
Circuit 00:00 Tools
Blossoms 00:00 Tools
A House Is Not a Home 00:00 Tools
Cruel Sound 00:00 Tools
Slip Into Sound 00:00 Tools
To Love Somebody 04:43 Tools
Storybook Children 00:00 Tools
Daytime 00:00 Tools
By the Light of a Burning Candle 02:16 Tools
Stay With Me Baby 00:00 Tools
Breaking Up Is Hard to Do 00:00 Tools
Little Laughing Girl 00:00 Tools
Elizabeth Johnson 00:00 Tools
Red Lights 00:00 Tools
Fallin' Overground 00:00 Tools
Avalon 00:00 Tools
History 00:00 Tools
Joust 00:00 Tools
Crash Car 00:00 Tools
Miles And Miles 00:00 Tools
Trampoline 00:00 Tools
Long Time 00:00 Tools
So Far Away 00:00 Tools
The Marbles - Dracula 00:00 Tools
Marbles - Only One Woman 02:44 Tools
In My Eye 00:00 Tools
Love You 00:00 Tools
Bleed 00:00 Tools
By the Light of a Burning Candle (single version) 00:00 Tools
Stay With Me 00:00 Tools
Computer Cards 00:00 Tools
Christmas Song 00:00 Tools
Silver Sun 00:00 Tools
Walk Away 00:00 Tools
Long Days 00:00 Tools
Only One Woman (Mono single version) 00:00 Tools
Forgive And Forget 00:00 Tools
Little Boy 00:00 Tools
Turning Over 00:00 Tools
The Walls Fell Down (mono single version) (bonus track) 00:00 Tools
Only One Woman (mono single version) (bonus track) 00:00 Tools
Fire And Smoke 00:00 Tools
Love You (mono single b-side) (bonus track) 00:00 Tools
By The LightOf A Burning Candle (mono single version) (bonus track) 00:00 Tools
The Walls Fell Down (Mono single version) 00:00 Tools
Something, Nothing, Everything 00:00 Tools
Silversun 00:00 Tools
I Can't See Nobody (mono single version) (bonus track) 00:00 Tools
Little Boy (mono single b-side) (bonus track) 00:00 Tools
I Can't See Nobody (Mono single version) 00:00 Tools
Got The Fear 00:00 Tools
By The Light Of A Burning Candle (Mono single version) 00:00 Tools
Only One Woman - 1968 00:00 Tools
She's In Movies 00:00 Tools
Jailbait 00:00 Tools
Free World 00:00 Tools
Only One Woman (single version) 00:00 Tools
Little Boy (Mono single version) 00:00 Tools
Big Wig Walk 00:00 Tools
Only One Woman (1968) 00:00 Tools
Love You (Mono single version) 00:00 Tools
Dangerous 00:00 Tools
Closing Me Down 00:00 Tools
Seduction 00:00 Tools
Inverse Gazebo 00:00 Tools
The Penny Drop (Live Studio Recording) 00:00 Tools
Bleed (Bonus Tracks) 00:00 Tools
The Walls Fell Down (single version) 03:02 Tools
I Can't See Nobody (single version) 00:00 Tools
Wanna Go Home 00:00 Tools
Hey! 00:00 Tools
Go Marilee 00:00 Tools
Stuck Here 00:00 Tools
Head 00:00 Tools
Sun to Shine 00:00 Tools
Fast Cars 00:00 Tools
Konstanz 00:00 Tools
She's Cool 00:00 Tools
Through 00:00 Tools
I can`t see nobody 00:00 Tools
Computer Cards (1977) 00:00 Tools
Listen To The Kid 00:00 Tools
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There are currently four bands charting as The Marbles: 1.) The Marbles were typical one-hit wonders because "Only One Woman" became their one and only major hit. It reached Number 5 in the UK singles chart in November 1968. Their second single "The Walls Fell Down" became a flop, and reached only Number 28 in the same charts. By 1969 the Marbles had split. 2.) The second Marbles were a mid-'70s NYC Pre-Punk/Power Pop/"Skinny Tie New Wave" quartet, now noted as one of the "lost bands" of the CBGBs/Max's Kansas City scene. They released their first single in 1976 (Red Lights/Fire and Smoke). They also contributed their song "Closing Me Down" for the 1976 CBGBs documentary "The Blank Generation". This was followed by their second single in 1977 (Forgive and Forget/Computer Cards). Their subsequent recordings remained unreleased until recent years. 3) The Marbles (Ireland) Original members Jonathan McGlynn on guitars/vocals, Justin Whelan on bass and vocalist/drummer Seamus Simon formed The Marbles in Boyle, Co. Roscommon, Eire in 1997. The Marbles cut their teeth playing local gigs and quickly generated a buzz as one of the hottest unsigned bands in Ireland, subsequently coming to the attention of manager Terry Woods (The Pogues). Having signed with Woods management company Quiet Management, the band soon concluded a deal with ZTT and entered the studio in 1998 working with producers Trevor Horn (Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Seal), Ed Bueller (Pulp, Suede) and Lenny Franchi (My Bloody Valentine). The Marbles sound was distinguished by Simons soaring melodic vocals and McGlynns guitar driven riffs incorporating loops to great effect. Their high-energy retro indie rock was often drowned with touches of punk and psychedelia. The Marbles gigged throughout the UK and Eire for a number of years and rocked venues and the college circuit up and down both lands including support slots to Ocean Colour Scene and appearing at Witnness Festival 2000. In October 1998 they released their Ireland-only debut single 'In My Eye' recorded with George De Angelis (Pet Shop Boys, Rod Stewart) and Simon Dawson (Stone Roses, The Damned, The Waterboys), which was received to warm critical acclaim by the music press (notably BP Fallon) and fans alike. In 1999, vocalist/guitarist Marco Rea joined the band. The official UK debut single 'Slip Into Sound' was released in March 2000 and attracted radio play on GLR, Virgin and Radio 1 and TV appearances on The Late Late Show (RTE 1). June 2000 saw the release of single 'Fallin Overground'. October 2000 saw the release of single 'So Far Away'. In 2004, Marco Rea, Seamus Simon and Johnny McGlynn formed 'Palomino' along with Michael McDaid. 4) In Columbus, Ohio in the late 90s and early 2000s, there was a band called The Marbles. In 1999 they released a self-titled cassette, as well as a CD called "Rock's Not Dead". In 2001 they released a CD called "Seduction", but due to naming conflicts (as demonstrated above) they then changed their name to Manda and the Marbles starting with a revised version of the "Seduction" CD, this time called "More Seduction". Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.