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Compare Jeff's demo of I'm Alive to the final product.

 

FORTHCOMING SHOWS


June 2, 2012: Schwarzenberg, Germany

January 10:
Sad news as the new year rolled around. Mike Smith, the producer of Christie's Yellow River single, passed away shortly before Christmas. Here's an obituary on the man who is also well-known for turning down The Beatles when they auditioned for him.

December 18:
Listen now to the songs and demos that could have made it on Christie's third album! It was never released for various reasons. Included is the group's cover of Tobacco Road, which features a Paul Fenton drum solo. You can see the link at Jeff Christie's Facebook Page.
November 29:
A montage of pics from Christie's Singapore show in 1971 has been added to the gallery.

November 28:
The two Estonia shows proved very successful for Christie. The fans, many of whom remembered watching the band at Sopot in 1970, were thrilled to see Jeff again, and of course to hear him sing Yellow River and Iron Horse, the two biggest Christie hits in that country. The boys are likely to return to Estonia for a summer festival. You can find out more about the Estonian adventure by becoming a fan of Jeff's Facebook page.
   Here are Jeff and Fos at one of the Estonian soundchecks:


Estonia

November 9, 2011:

Dresden

Jeff and band played a fantastic show at Dresden on November 5. And they won't have much time to rest, because they'll be jetting off to Estonia in a week's time for another two gigs. Drop by if you're in the area!

November 4:
After popular demand, Jeff is now on Facebook. Please join up by going to his PAGE and LIKING it. It will be the main source of communication between him and his fans and friends.
November 1:
Sad news that the legendary English DJ Jimmy Savile has passed away. He was a big fan and supporter of The Outer Limits and Christie, and worked with Jeff on numerous occasions on TV, radio and various live shows.
October 18:
BEWARE! Another illegal Christie digital bootleg has been unleashed on the web.
October 16:
Here's an interview with Godfrey Claff, the man who wrote the first song recorded by The Outer Limits.
October 2, 2011:
The song of the week is Woman In Black, a demo recorded at BBC Leeds' studio at the same time as Yellow River. The slower lounge-style ballad typifies Jeff's great versatility when it comes to writing songs of all genres.
   And if you haven't noticed yet, we've been adding high quality sound to the old Christie videos and uploading them onto the Christie youtube channel. Check them out if you haven't already!

September 22, 2011:

Outer Limits

By popular demand, we've uploaded the complete documentary Death Of A Pop Group, which outlines the demise of The Outer Limits in 1969. In a way, it was a blessing for Jeff, as he recorded Yellow River the year after the break-up.

SugarSeptember 5, 2011:
Christie's back in the UK Top 10. In a way! A double CD release called Sugar Sugar: Birth of Bubblegum has shot up the UK Compilation charts to currently be at No 2. Included on the set are Christie's Yellow River and San Bernadino. Next week it could well be sitting in the top spot.

September 4, 2011:
Here's a treat for Christie fans! Listen to Jeff Christie's demo of I'm Alive and compare it to the final product. The youtube video is the first one on the right of this column.
September 1, 2011:
A very successful exhibition on Leeds music has just finished at the Leeds Museum, and among the highlights were souvenirs loaned by Jeff, including his famous Union Jack boots.

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