Roger Manning

As the co-founder of Jellyfish, Imperial Move, as well as the Moog Cookbook, keyboardist Roger Manning became probably one of the most beloved numbers in ’90s underground pop music. While non-e of those rings remained collectively for much longer than four years, Manning’s skill as a tranquility vocalist, arranger, and instrumentalist helped him protected work with extra groups. His program gigs for blink-182, Fiona Apple, and Jamiroquai cemented his market profile, while a five-year stint in Beck’s music group brought his key pad abilities to a mainstream target audience. Manning also pursued a single career through the 2000s, releasing many albums that mixed his demonstrated like for pop music with experimental flourishes.