# Manishevitz

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| genre               = [Indie rock](/source/Indie_rock)
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| years_active        = 1999&ndash;2007
| label               = [Jagjaguwar Records](/source/Jagjaguwar_Records)
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'''Manishevitz''' is an American [indie rock](/source/indie_rock) band originally from [Virginia](/source/Virginia) and later based in [Chicago](/source/Chicago). They released material on [Jagjaguwar Records](/source/Jagjaguwar_Records) and [Catbird Records](/source/Catbird_Records).

==History==
Manishevitz was formed by Adam Busch (ex-[The Curious Digit](/source/The_Curious_Digit)) in Virginia in the late 1990s. Their debut album was released on [Jagjaguwar Records](/source/Jagjaguwar_Records) in 1999, and after this Busch and guitarist Via Nuon moved to [Chicago](/source/Chicago).<ref>[{{AllMusic|class=artist|id=p370279|pure_url=yes}} Manishevitz] at [Allmusic](/source/Allmusic)</ref> Their sophomore LP, ''Rollover'', released in 2000, featured Chicago musicians [Ryan Hembrey](/source/Ryan_Hembrey), [Nate Lepine](/source/Nate_Lepine), [Joe Adamik](/source/Joe_Adamik) of [Califone](/source/Califone), and [Fred Longberg-Holm](/source/Fred_Longberg-Holm). Their 2002 EP ''Private Lines'' features a cover of the [Roxy Music](/source/Roxy_Music) song "2HB". In 2003, their third full-length, ''City Life'', was issued on Jagjaguwar, and in 2007, ''East to East'' followed on [Catbird](/source/Catbird_Records).

==Discography==
*''The Grammar Bell and the All Fall Down'' ([Jagjaguwar Records](/source/Jagjaguwar_Records), 1999)
*''Rollover'' ([Jagjaguwar](/source/Jagjaguwar), 2000)
*''Private Lines'' EP ([Jagjaguwar](/source/Jagjaguwar), 2002)
*''City Life'' ([Jagjaguwar](/source/Jagjaguwar), 2003)
*''East to East'' ([Catbird Records](/source/Catbird_Records), 2007)

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Category:Indie rock musical groups from Virginia
Category:Indie rock musical groups from Illinois
Category:Musical groups from Chicago
Category:Jagjaguwar artists

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