Artist
Christie
English soft rock band
Leeds, United Kingdom · Formed 1969
Christie is a music group from Leeds, United Kingdom, active since 1969. Their discography on Gatefold includes 2 records.
2
Albums tracked
4
In collections
1969
Since
Biography
British band, formed in 1969 by Jeff Christie (guitar, vocals, keyboards), Vic Elmes (guitar) and Michael Blakley (drums, piano).
They got a big hit with 'Yellow River' in 1970. In 1971 Blakley was replaced by Bob Fenton and in 1972 Lem Lubin joined them as bass player. The band was reformed in 1974 with Roger Flavell (bass), Danny Krieger (guitar) and Terry Fogg (drums).
Please note: The writer of "Yellow River" (french "L'Amerique") is Jeff Christie, not the band.
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