Everything But The Girl

Everything But The Girl

Everything But the Girl (EBTG), was a Hull, Yorkshire, UK, folk-pop / trip-hop duo of Ben Watt and Tracey Thorn. They débuted with a single for a Cole Porter cover, Night And Day (Mar 1982, Cherry Red). Their final album was Temperamental (Sept 1999, Virgin). Ben met Tracey when they were at Hull University and she was singing in pop girl-band Marine Girls. Ben contributed a photograph, for a forthcoming album cover, after which, the pair became partners (later getting married). Read more on Last.fm

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Appearances

FIRST

07/07/1988
I Don’t Want To Talk About It Studio Performance


LAST

24/09/1999
Five Fathoms Music Event Performance


TOTAL
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13


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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

9

STUDIO PERFORMANCE 's

2

LIVE PERFORMANCES

1

SATELLITE PERFORMANCES

0

MUSIC VIDEOS

0

Artist Appearances

Episode Performance
24/09/1999 Five Fathoms
Music Event Performance

04/10/1996 Single
Studio Performance

28/06/1996 Wrong
Studio Performance

18/04/1996 Walking Wounded
Studio Performance

04/01/1996 Missing
Studio Performance

Christmas 1995 Missing
Studio Performance

14/12/1995 Missing
Studio Performance

23/11/1995 Missing
Studio Performance

09/11/1995 Missing
Studio Performance

26/10/1995 Missing
Studio Performance

27/02/1992 Love Is Strange
Live Performance

21/07/1988 I Don’t Want To Talk About It
Studio Performance

07/07/1988 I Don’t Want To Talk About It
Studio Performance

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