Tony Christie has had top twenty hits all around the world with "Las Vegas", "I Did What I Did For Maria", "Avenues And Alleyways", "Walk Like A Panther", "Every Word She Said" and "Is This the Way to Amarillo" which sold over one and a half million copies.
On its re-release on 14 March 2005 to raise money for the Comic Relief charity it reached number one for seven weeks with the biggest sales for a number one for the year and is still the biggest selling single of the century!
Tony Christie's UK tour celebrates his 50th anniversary in music and the release of his new album, 'Now's The Time!' Released through Acid Jazz Records, 'Now's The Time!' sees Tony Christie going back to his soulful, musical roots, featuring collaborations with Jarvis Cocker and Roisin Murphy amongst others.
The album picks up from where the critically acclaimed 'Made In Sheffield' (2008) left off. His live shows will showcase tracks from 'Now's The Time!' along with all the hits and songs that Tony Christie is synonymous with.
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