Arlene Bishop
Born in Churchill, Manitoba, Arlene Bishop didn't begin performing publicly until 1989, after the sudden death of her boyfriend Roger Rainbow. Urged on by Colin Linden, Bishop performed in and around the Toronto circuit, gaining a loyal following and high praise from fans and critics alike. In 1996, Bishop released an EP, Pinky, which was followed up by Snarky Girlpop in 2001. Her music is listened to across North America on public radio stations and has been mentioned alongside Canadian rock stalwarts such as Neil Young and Joni Mitchell. Bishop brings a dark and witty style to her music, with quirky between-song banter often a highlight.
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Cut A Man's Heart Out
Pop - Paru chez Blare! Music le 1 janv. 2003
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Together Tonight Live in Concert
Arlene Bishop, The Spirit of Adventure
Pop - Paru chez The Twelve Steves le 2 déc. 2017
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Twenty Four Is Twelve Twice or Twenty Four for Short
Folk - Paru chez The Twelve Steves le 1 sept. 2012
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