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 22-20s were a band from Lincolnshire with indie, blues and folk influences. They formed in 2003 and released their self-titled debut album (22-20s) the following year. The band's name comes from the Skip James song '22-20 Blues'. The success of the single 'Shoot Your Gun' and the track 'Devil In Me' shot the band to prominence after its use in a Vauxhall commercial. In early 2006, after four years together touring, with difficulties recording their follow-up album and a desire to change musical direction, the band mutually agreed to split up. The band reformed in 2008 and released Shake/Shiver/Moan in 2010 and Got It If You Want It in 2012.
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United Kingdom |
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Martin Trimble (vocals, guitar), Glen Bartup (bass guitar), James Irving (drums) and Charly Coombes (keyboards) |
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