Del Amitri

Del Amitri

Del Amitri are a guitar-driven pop rock band that formed in Glasgow, Scotland in 1980, internationally known for the 1995 melodic rock hit "Roll to Me". They came together at school as teenagers when Justin Currie (bass and vocals), James Scobbie (guitar and vocals) and Donald Bentley (guitar) formed a band in reaction against the rest of the 'rockers' in the school. The name was chosen deliberately because it didn't mean anything but sounded a bit like someone's name. Read more on Last.fm

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Appearances

FIRST

26/01/1990
Nothing Ever Happens Studio Performance


LAST

12/06/1998
Don’t Come Home Too Soon Studio Performance


TOTAL
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10


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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

1

LIVE PERFORMANCES

2

SATELLITE PERFORMANCES

0

MUSIC VIDEOS

1

Artist Appearances

Episode Performance
12/06/1998 Don’t Come Home Too Soon
Studio Performance

20/06/1997 Not Where It’s At
Studio Performance

23/02/1995 Here And Now
Studio Performance

21/01/1993 When You Were Young
Top 40 Breaker Clip

10/09/1992 Just Like A Man
Live Performance

14/05/1992 Always The Last To Know
Live Performance

08/11/1990 Spit In The Rain
Music Video

28/06/1990 Move Away Jimmy Blue
Top 40 Breaker Clip

08/02/1990 Nothing Ever Happens
Studio Performance

26/01/1990 Nothing Ever Happens
Studio Performance

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