Vanessa Carlton - Main Releases

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Vanessa Carlton

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2020 - Love Is an Art

2015 - Liberman

2011 - Rabbits on the Run

2007 - Heroes and Thieves

2004 - Harmonium

2002 - Be Not Nobody

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1 Female

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Milford, Pennsylvania, USA

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Pop

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Rock/Pop

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Bittersweet

Born

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2000 to Present...

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Vanessa Carlton - Ordinary Day
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Vanessa Carlton - Pretty Baby
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Vanessa Carlton - White Houses
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Vanessa Carlton - Paint It Black
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Vanessa Carlton - A Thousand Miles

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A Thousand Miles	White Houses	Ordinary Day
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Vanessa Lee Carlton (born August 16, 1980 in Milford, Pennsylvania) is an American pop and rock singer, songwriter and pianist best known for her hit song “A Thousand Miles”, the first single from her platinum-selling debut album Be Not Nobody (2002).

Vanessa’s fourth studio album, “Rabbits On The Run” was released on July 26th, 2011. Speaking with Songfacts about the lead single Carousel in a 2011 interview, Carlton explained that she wrote the song in a dream where the “da na na na na” tune was floating around.

Official website: http://www.vanessacarlton.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/vanessacarlton
Twitter: http://twitter.com/vanessacarlton

Three Grammy nominations, three studio albums, and a collection of hit songs has been the result of a fruitful career thus far for Vanessa Carlton, who first exploded onto the scene in 2002 with her stunning debut Be Not Nobody, and world-wide hit single “A Thousand Miles.”

Vanessa Carlton first began playing the piano as a toddler, continuing on an artistic road with her attendance at the School of American Ballet in New York, a path she would eventually abandon in favor of songwriting. She re-embraced the piano and began performing in bars and clubs across Manhattan. While studying at Columbia University, Carlton was signed to Interscope Records, but made her formal debut on A&M under veteran producer Ron Fair.