Whatever happened to Jacquie Manning?

Subject: RE: Whatever happened to Jacquie Manning?
From: Phil Cooper
Date: 18 Mar 12 - 06:53 PM

Queen of tarts just got re-released as a CD, see the website above. That is if you're still looking for it after two years.

Subject: RE: Whatever happened to Jacquie Manning?
From: Alvin-Songster
Date: 18 Mar 12 - 06:47 PM

Small Potatoes website: SmallPotatoesMusic.com

Subject: RE: Whatever happened to Jacquie Manning?
From: GUEST,Tinker from Chicago
Date: 07 Oct 10 - 05:14 PM

If I dig far enough into the boxes in my house I will probably find the cassette of that album (she recorded one of my songs). It'd be no big deal to copy it IF Jacquie's okay with that. I suggest you contact her on Facebook (where she is listed as Jacquie Blevins Manning) and discuss it. She might have a copy lying around and, if not, you can get back to me, also on Facebook.

Brian Leo

Subject: RE: Whatever happened to Jacquie Manning?
From: GUEST,LWF
Date: 06 Oct 10 - 06:12 PM

does ANYONE know where i can get copies of her songs as Queen of Tarts? i need to replace the ones my dog destroyed.....seems EVERYone's a music critic!!!

Subject: RE: Help: Whatever happened to Jacquie Manning?
From: campfire
Date: 28 Jun 01 - 08:24 AM

Small Potatoes website is here:

http://members.aol.com/tatertunes/

Sorry, don't have my clickie instructions handy.

campfire

Subject: RE: Help: Whatever happened to Jacquie Manning?
From: GUEST,Phil Cooper
Date: 27 Jun 01 - 10:52 PM

Jacquie married Rich Prezzioso and they are touring the folk circuit as the Small Potatoes. A great group, two albums out. Reachable at [e-mail], not sure what their website is. Yes, she's a great singer and the spuds are a charming act to see. Margaret and I had the privilege of doing a double show with them once and had a great time. Would be up for doing that again anytime. I'm glad to see nice folks getting the acclaim they are.

Subject: Whatever happened to Jacquie Manning?
From: GUEST,Rambam99
Date: 27 Jun 01 - 10:45 PM

Does anyone know whatever happened to Jacquie Manning, who used to play the Renaissance Festival circuit in the late 80s and early 90s? She had a temporary arrangement with another female singer, under whom they were called the 'Bawdy Beggar Girls' and as a solo she worked as 'gooseberry: queen of tarts'. She sang a great deal of classic Celtic music (the well in the valley-o) and funny stuff like 'the Scotsman' and 'dear boss (bricks)'

She had one of the most beautiful voices I ever heard, and would like to know what happened to her after she quit the circuit. Are you still out there, Jacquie?