Artist: Christians
Genre: Pop
The Christians were a British pop band formed in Liverpool in 1984, consisting of Garry Christian, Russell Christian, Roger Christian, and Henry Priestman. The band achieved significant success in the late 1980s with their soulful pop-rock sound. Their self-titled debut album was a major hit, featuring singles including 'Forgotten Town,' 'Hooverville,' and 'Ideal World.' The Christians' music combined soul, gospel, and rock influences with socially conscious lyrics. The Christian brothers' harmonies and Priestman's songwriting created a distinctive sound. Their cover of 'Words' by the Bee Gees became a hit, as did 'Harvest for the World.' Despite lineup changes (Roger Christian left early on), the band maintained success through the early 1990s. The Christians represented Merseybeat's soul and gospel influences, creating intelligent pop with social awareness. They continue to perform with various lineups, maintaining their following.
Christians vinyl records (33)
THE CHRISTIANS The Christians (1987 UK 9-track vinyl LP the acclaimed debut album from the soulful Liverpool group including the hit singles Ideal World Forgotten Town Hooverville (And They Promised Us The World) and When The Fingers Point. Housed in a gatefold picture sleeve with original hype sticker intact and black inner
£23.00 used
THE CHRISTIANS Hooverville [And They Promised Us The World] (1987 UK 3-track 12 vinyl single also including No Reason and The Losing Game. Complete with the fold-out poster the hype-stickered picture sleeve shows minimal shelfwear and the vinyl remains in excellent condition 12IS326) Track Listing: A1
£12.00 used
THE CHRISTIANS Whats In A Word (1992 UK solid centre 7 single also including Happy In Hell picture sleeve IS536)
£9.00 used