12 Facts About Amanda Kramer

Amanda Kramer was born on December 26,1961 and is an England-based American composer and touring musician.

Amanda Kramer has been the keyboardist for the Psychedelic Furs since 2002.

Amanda Kramer was born on December 26,1961, in New York City.

Amanda Kramer's parents were Beverly Dennis and Russell Dennis, both of whom were actors throughout the 1950s.

The family lived on New York's Upper West Side, during which time young Amanda Kramer attended Manhattan's progressive Little Red School House.

Amanda Kramer took inspiration from the emerging art and cultural movements of the times.

Amanda Kramer would continue her studies at University of California at Santa Cruz and the San Francisco Conservatory of Music.

Amanda Kramer began a string of collaborations, first with Anton Fier as a core member of the Golden Palominos, recording several albums, including A Dead Horse and Drunk with Passion.

Amanda Kramer then became a member of 10,000 Maniacs, recording and touring the platinum-selling releases Our Time in Eden and MTV Unplugged, before joining the British group World Party.

Amanda Kramer has been a member of the band since 2002, completing many international headlining tours.

Amanda Kramer has provided further keyboard duties for television performances, tours, and festival appearances with a variety of artists, including Eurythmics, Julee Cruise, David Hykes and the Harmonic Choir, Steve Kilbey, and Tom Bailey.

Amanda Kramer has released four solo albums, incorporating the genres of world music, classical, experimental, jazz, and ambient: Wintermass, Samsara, Fallen Light Renew and Under the Sea.