Twisted (Del Amitri album)

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Twisted

Studio album by Del Amitri
Released	February 28, 1995
Recorded	Haremere Hall; The Chapel; The Funny Farm; Palladium; Park Lane; Helicon Mountain Recording Studios, March 1994–June 1994
Genre	AC Rock
Length	54:12
Label	A&M Records
Producer(s)	Al Clay
All Music Guide (4/5) link
Del Amitri chronology
Change Everything (1992)	Twisted (1995)	Some Other Sucker's Parade (1997)

Twisted is the fourth studio album by Del Amitri, released on February 28, 1995. It reached number 3 in the UK Albums Chart and was nominated by Q Magazine as one of the top ten albums of 1995.[1]

It was the last album to feature guitarist David Cummings, who left to begin a successful career in TV scriptwriting, and the only to feature drummer Chris Sharrock, who agreed to play on Twisted but declined to join the band as a permanent member. With a firmer emphasis on electric guitars than the band's last outing, 1992's Change Everything, the album represented a moderate change of direction for Del Amitri, whilst retaining their trademark melodic sensibilities.

The album included Del Amitri's most successful single, "Roll To Me", which reached the top ten in the US Hot 100. The band are known not to consider the song one of their best, however, and have often seemed irked by the fact that what they see as a throwaway pop song gave them their biggest hit. Also included was "Tell Her This", one of the group's more well-known songs, which was used as incidental music on Episode 11, Season 2 of the American TV sitcom Scrubs.

1 Track listing
2 Credits
3 Singles
4 External links
5 Notes

[edit] Track listing

"Food For Songs" (Justin Currie) – 3:38
"Start With Me" (Currie, Iain Harvie) – 4:27
"Here And Now" (Currie, Harvie) – 5:30
"One Thing Left To Do" (Currie, Harvie) – 3:59
"Tell Her This" (Currie) – 3:11
"Being Somebody Else" (Currie, Harvie) – 6:26
"Roll To Me" (Currie) – 2:12
"Crashing Down" (Currie, Harvie) – 4:51
"It Might As Well Be You" (Currie) – 4:34
"Never Enough" (Currie, Harvie) – 5:28
"It's Never Too Late To Be Alone" (Currie) – 5:05
"Driving With The Brakes On" (Currie) – 4:44

[edit] Credits

Justin Currie – vocals, bass, acoustic guitars
Iain Harvie – guitar
David Cummings – guitar
Andy Alston – keyboard
Chris Sharrock – drums, percussion
Frazer Spiers – harmonica on "Food For Songs"
David McCluskey – violin on "One Thing Left To Do", "smatterings of percussion"
Martin Ditcham – "smatterings of percussion"

[edit] Singles

Cover
	Here And Now Released: February 1995 (in two versions) B-sides: Version One: "Long Way Down" "Queen Of False Alarms" "Crashing Down" (Justin Currie, Iain Harvie) 10" vinyl version included "Someone Else Will" Version Two: "Stone Cold Sober [Live]" "Always The Last To Know [Live]" "When I Want You [Live]" Chart positions: # 21 (UK)
	Driving With The Brakes On Released: May 1995 (in two versions) B-sides: Version One: "Life By Mistake" "In The Meantime" "A Little Luck" Version Two: "Nothing Ever Happens" "Kiss This Thing Goodbye" (Currie, Harvie, Mick Slaven) "Always The Last To Know" Chart positions: # 18 (UK)
	Roll To Me Released: June 13, 1995 (two versions in UK, one in US) B-sides: UK Version One: "In The Frame" "Food For Songs [Acoustic]" "One Thing Left To Do [Acoustic]" (Currie, Harvie) UK Version Two: "Spit In The Rain" "Stone Cold Sober [Remix]" "Move Away Jimmy Blue [Remix]" (Currie, Harvie) US Version: "Long Way Down" "Scared To Live" "Someone Else Will" Chart positions: # 25 (UK), # 10 (US)
	Tell Her This Released: February 13, 1996 (two versions in UK, one in US) B-sides: UK Version One: "A Better Man" (Currie, Harvie, Jon McLoughlin) "The Last Love Song" "When You Were Young [Alternative Version]" UK Version Two: "Whiskey Remorse" "Fred Partington's Daughter" "Learn To Cry [Alternative Version]" US Version: "Tell Her This [Live]" "Life By Mistake" "In The Frame" Chart positions: # 32 (UK)