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'''Alfie''' were an [[England|English]] [[Indie rock]] band from [[Manchester]] |
'''Alfie''' were an [[England|English]] [[Indie rock]] band from [[Manchester]]. They were originally signed to [[Twisted Nerve Records]], but moved to [[Regal Zonophone Records]]. On October 27, 2005, they announced they were breaking up.[http://www.nme.com/news/alfie/21358.] |
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The song 'Indoor League', from the album 'Do You Imagine Things?' was used for an advertisement on Channel 4 for Channel 4 Radio. |
The song 'Indoor League', from the album 'Do You Imagine Things?' was used for an advertisement on Channel 4 for Channel 4 Radio. |
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Alfie were an English Indie rock band from Manchester. They were originally signed to Twisted Nerve Records, but moved to Regal Zonophone Records. On October 27, 2005, they announced they were breaking up.[1]
The song 'Indoor League', from the album 'Do You Imagine Things?' was used for an advertisement on Channel 4 for Channel 4 Radio.
Band members
- Lee Gorton (vocals)
- Ian Smith (guitar)
- Matt McGeever (guitar, cello)
- Sam Morris (bass, keyboards, french horn)
- Sean Kelly (drums)
Discography
Singles and EPs
- Alfie (EP) (2000)
- Bookends (EP) (2000)
- Montevideo (EP) (2000)
- You Make No Bones (revisited) (2001)
- Zoom (Limited to 300 copies) (2001)
- A Word In Your Ear (2002)
- People (2003) #53 UK
- Stuntman (2003) #56 UK
- Your Own Religion (2005) #61 UK
Albums
- If You Happy with You Need Do Nothing (March 26th, 2001)
- A Word in Your Ear (March 25th, 2002)
- Do You Imagine Things? (September 15th, 2003)
- Crying At Teatime (August 15th, 2005)
External links
- Alfie discography at MusicBrainz
- http://www.myspace.com/52408105 - Alfie Myspace page with links to members current projects
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