Tony Christie
Tony Christie (AKA Anthony Fitzgerald), has had an illustrious career spanning over 40 years. Born 1943, Yorkshire, UK, Christie started his musical life in 1960 in a duo called the Grant Brothers, and until 1969 he simply fronted bands. In 1969 he signed up with MCA Records. Hits such as Amarillo and I Did What I Did for Maria followed. Christie sold over 10 million records in the 70s. The 80s saw a slowdown due to changing musical taste, however he was awarded Die Golden Europa by German radio for superb showmanship. Read more on Last.fm
Artist Statistics
Below are the number of appearances made, sorted by the most popular types of performance. Repeat performances are not counted, unless stated otherwise.
Studio Performances
10
Repeat Performances
1
Live Performances
0
Satellite Performances
0
Music Videos
1
Linked Performances
0
Artist Appearances
| Episode | Performance | ||
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| The Final Countdown |
(is This The Way To) Amarillo Mimed Performance |
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| Christmas Day 2005 |
(is This The Way To) Amarillo Mimed Performance |
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| 24/07/2005 |
Avenues And Alleyways Mimed Performance |
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| 29/04/2005 |
(is This The Way To) Amarillo Mimed Performance |
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| 22/04/2005 |
(is This The Way To) Amarillo Mimed Performance |
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| 08/01/1976 |
Drive Safely Darlin' Mimed Performance |
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| 01/02/1973 |
Avenues And Alleyways Mimed Performance |
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| 01/06/1972 |
Don't Go Down To Reno Mimed Performance |
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| 06/01/1972 |
(is This The Way To) Amarillo Mimed Performance |
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| 30/12/1971 |
(is This The Way To) Amarillo Played Over The Charts |
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| 02/12/1971 |
(is This The Way To) Amarillo Mimed Performance |
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| 27/05/1971 |
I Did What I Did For Maria Music Video |
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| 20/05/1971 |
I Did What I Did For Maria Played Over The Charts |
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| 04/02/1971 |
Las Vegas Mimed Performance |