  Lisa Loeb was born on March 11,
1968 in Maryland and raised in Texas. Lisa
first began performing when at Brown
University with her friend as 'Liz &
Lisa.' After graduating college, Lisa moved
to New York City and played solo in clubs.
Without a recording deal, but recording
demos, Lisa caught a break when a song of
hers was to be used on the Reality
Bites soundtrack. Soon, Lisa with her
band Nine Stories (consisting of Tim Bright,
Joe Quigley, and Jonathan Feinberg) were
topping the charts before landing a recording
contract - which came soon after with Geffen
Records.
 # 24
Singles Artist of the Year
 Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories
hit the Top 40 with "Stay (I Missed You)."
from the Reality
Bites soundtrack and the LP Tails
ARC chart run: 34 - 28 - 20 - 15 - 12 - 11 - 9 - 7 - 5 - 3 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 3 - 4 - 3 - 4 - 7 - 9 - 10 - 20 - 31 - off
available for download at iTunes and Amazon.mp3
Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories hit
the Top 10 with "Stay (I Missed You)."
 Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories
hit #1 for 4 weeks with
"Stay (I Missed You)."
The single Stay (I Missed You)" was certified
gold.
Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories
topped the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart
for 3 weeks with "Stay (I Missed You).".
Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories
were nominated for a MTV Video Music
Award for Best New Artist.
 # 56
Singles Artist of the Year
Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories
were nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Performance by a
Duo or Group ("Stay (I Missed You)").
 Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories hit
the Top 40 with "Do You Sleep?"
Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories
released Tails.
Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories hit
the Top 10 with "Do You Sleep?"
Tails was certified gold.
 # 140
Singles Artist of the Year
 Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories hit
the Top 40 with "Waiting For Wednesday."
 # 105
Singles Artist of the Year
 Lisa hit the Top 40 with "I Do."
Lisa released Firecracker.
Lisa hit the Top 10 with "I Do."
 # 57
Singles Artist of the Year
 Lisa hit the Top 40 with "Let's Forget About It."
Firecracker was certified gold.
Lisa performed with the 'Lilith
Fair' package tour.
 Lisa released Cake
And Pie.
Lisa released Hello
Lisa.
 Lisa released the children's LP
Catch
The Moon with her friend Elizabeth
Mitchell.
Lisa released The
Way It Really Is.
# 238 on the Top Pop Artists
of the Past 25 Years chart.
 Lisa released a hits collection
- The
Very Best Of Lisa Loeb.
Lisa could be seen in the
reality show #1 Single.
VH1: 100
Greatest Songs of the 90's included "Stay (I Missed You)" at # 93.
 Lisa released No
Fairy Tale.
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Tails
Released: September, 1995
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 30
Entertainment
Weekly: B-
Tracks: "It's
Over" - "Snow Day" -
"Taffy" - "When All The
Stars Were Falling" - "Do You Sleep?" -
"Hurricane" -
"Rose-Colored Times" -
"Sandalwood" -
"Alone" - "Waiting For
Wednesday" - "Lisa
Listen" - "Garden Of
Delights" - "Stay (I Missed You)" |
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Firecracker
Released: November, 1997
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 88
Rolling Stone:  - Entertainment
Weekly: C
Tracks: "I Do" -
"Falling In Love" -
"Truthfully" - "Let's Forget About
It"
- "How" - "Furious
Rose" - "Wishing Heart" -
"Dance With The Angels" -
"Jake" - "This" -
"Split Second" -
"Firecracker" |
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Cake And Pie
Released: February, 2002
Billboard
peak:
# 199
Tracks: "The Way It
Really Is" - "Bring Me Up"
- "Underdog" -
"Everyday" - "Someone You
Should Know" - "Drops Me
Down" - "We Could Still Belong
Together" - "Kick Start" -
"You Don't Know Me" -
"Payback" - "Too Fast
Driving" - "She's Falling
Apart" |
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Hello Lisa
Released: October, 2002
Tracks: "Did
That" - "Underdog" -
"You Don't Know Me" -
"Drops Me Down" - "The Way
It Really Is" - "Bring Me
Up" - "What Am I Supposed To
Say" - "Everyday" -
"Someone You Should Know" -
"Payback" - "Take Me
Back" |
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Catch The Moon
Released: May, 2004
Tracks: "Big Rock
Candy Mountain" - "Little Red
Caboose" - "Oh Susanna" -
"Catch The Moon" -
"Manita" - "Twinkle
Twinkle Little Star" - "Stop
And Go" - "New Morning" -
"Oh Groundhog" -
"Butterfly" - "Donguri /
Rolling Acorn" - "Free Little
Bird" - "Fais Do Do" |
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The Way It Really Is
Released: August, 2004
Rolling Stone:  - Entertainment
Weekly: B
Tracks: "Window
Shopping" - "I Control The
Sun" - "Hand-Me-Downs" -
"Fools Like Me" -
"Try" - "Diamonds" -
"Would You Wander" -
"Probably" -
"Accident" - "Lucky
Me" - "Now I Understand" |
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The Very Best Of Lisa
Loeb
Released: January, 2006
Tracks: "I Do" -
"Underdog" - "Falling In
Love" - "Let's Forget About
It" - "How" - "Fools
Like Me" - "Bring Me Up" -
"Single Me Out" - "Furious
Rose" - "Stay (I Missed You)" -
"Truthfully" - "Wishing
Heart" - "Sandalwood" -
"Waiting For
Wednesday" - "All Day"
- "Taffy" - "Do You Sleep?" - "What
Am I Supposed To Say?" |
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No Fairy Tale
Released: January 29, 2013
Tracks: "No Fairy
Tale" - "The 90's" -
"Weak Day" - "Walls"
- "A Hot Minute" - "Sick,
Sick, Sick" - "Matches" -
"Married" - "Swept
Away" - "He Loved You So
Much" - "Ami, I'm Sorry" -
"The Worst" - "Sick, Sick,
Sick" (Acoustic) -
"Matches" (Acoustic) -
"Weak Day" (Acoustic) |
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position links lead you to the song's Top
40 chart run (from the ARC Weekly Top
40)
and LP links take you to Amazon.com for that LP (often
including track listings and sound
samples). |
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