Liana Manis

Musician
Best known for Harmony Vocals

Liana Manis is an American session singer whose background and harmony vocals are on some two hundred country albums from the mid-1980s into the 2000s. She sang on many of George Strait’s albums of the 1990s and on a run of Patty Loveless records from Only What I Feel (1993) to On Your Way Home (2003).

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Her earliest listed credits are on Bill Anderson’s Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow (1985) and Ed Bruce’s Night Things (1986). In the 1990s she sang backgrounds on Clint Black’s The Hard Way (1992), George Strait’s Pure Country soundtrack (1992), Easy Come Easy Go (1993) and Lead On (1994), Terri Clark’s first album (1995) and Lee Ann Womack’s first album (1997), and on Patty Loveless’s When Fallen Angels Fly (1994) and Long Stretch of Lonesome (1997). She sang harmony on three songs of Womack’s I Hope You Dance (2000), and in 2003 she was on Josh Turner’s Long Black Train and, with Loveless, on “O Come, All Ye Faithful” for the benefit album A Very Special Acoustic Christmas.

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