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About The Wreckers In , Michelle Branch took a break from her successful solo career to team with friend and touring backup singer Jessica Harp in a new project called the Wreckers.

The Wreckers were an American country duo formed in by Michelle Branch and Jessica Harp, both of whom had solo recordings before the duo's foundation. In , the duo released its debut album Stand Still, Look Pretty, which produced a Number One single on the Billboard Hot Country Songs in its lead-off single "Leave the Pieces.".

May 11,  · Iain Lawrence The Wreckers, is the story of a young boy who's ship crashed on the coast of an evil village. The village is full of odious wreckers, people who use lanterns to trick ships into believing that there is a safe harbor, but is actually shallow rocks and the ships end up in a wreck/5.

John flees, chased by the wreckers, and is pulled into a hiding place by a man with no legs named Stumps. Stumps, John learns, has John's father held prisoner on the belief that the Isle of Skye smuggled gold. Eventually the wreckers do catch up with John. A man named Caleb Stratton intends to kill John, but another, more powerful man, named /5(26).

Aug 14,  · In , the Wreckers – the country duo of Michelle Branch and Jessica Harp – released their one and only studio album, Stand Still, Look Pretty, a record of sharply written and performed pop.

rows · Dec 17,  · Years Active – present (16 years) A country duo formed when .

Transformers: The Wreckers is a comic book series published by 3H tecamlonanphobagoocompmanhagiti.xyzinfoally intended as an ongoing series when it debuted at BotCon , a variety of factors subsequently saw it put on hiatus, retooled into a mini-series named Transformers: Universe featuring The Wreckers, and then cancelled before ever finishing its story.. Set around the timeframe of the Beast Machines cartoon.

The Wrecker book. Read reviews from the world's largest community for readers. It is , a year of financial panic and labor unrest. Train wrecks, 4/5.

Mar 16,  · The Wreckers is arguably the greatest of Smyth’s operas, and certainly her most ambitious. It was her only three-act stage work and required significantly larger musical resources than any of the others. Composed in –4, the opera was inspired by Smyth’s walking holiday of Cornwall and the Scilly Isles some years previously, during which she explored smugglers’ caves such as Piper.