Amazulu

Amazulu

Amazulu was a British ska and new wave band from the 1980s. The band formed primarily as an all female band, except one member, Nardo Bailey on drums. The name "Amazulu" is taken from the Zulu language word for the Zulu people. Former manager for X-Ray Spex and Adam & the Ants, Falcon Stuart discovered the act and helped promote their first single, "Cairo" to modest success in the UK. The band started gaining appearances on Top of the Pops (1985) Read more on Last.fm

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Appearances

FIRST

08/08/1985
Excitable Studio Performance


LAST

25/09/1986
Montego Bay Studio Performance


TOTAL
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7


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Artist Statistics

Below are the number of appearances made, sorted by the most popular types of performance. Repeat performances are not counted, unless stated otherwise.

STUDIO PERFORMANCES

4

STUDIO PERFORMANCE 's

0

LIVE PERFORMANCES

0

SATELLITE PERFORMANCES

0

MUSIC VIDEOS

0

Artist Appearances

Episode Performance
25/09/1986 Montego Bay
Studio Performance

19/06/1986 Too Good To Be Forgotten
Studio Performance

11/06/1986 Too Good To Be Forgotten
Top 40 Breaker Clip

19/12/1985 Don’t You Just Know It
Studio Performance

05/12/1985 Don’t You Just Know It
Audience Dancing

22/08/1985 Excitable
Audience Dancing

08/08/1985 Excitable
Studio Performance

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