Neil Christian & The Crusaders 1962-1973 Tracks: 1. My Baby Left Me 2. Yaketty Yak 3. That’s Nice 4. What Would Your Momma Say Now 5. Let Me In 6. Big Beat Drum 7. Get A Load Of This 8. Honey Hush 9. Give The Game Away 10. Feel In The Mood 11. I Remember 12. The Road To Love 13. One For The Money 14. A Little Bit Of Someone Else 15. Dedicated Follower Of Fashion 16. I Like It 17. She’s Got The Action 18. Bad Girl 19. You’re All Things Bright And Beautiful 20. Two At A Time 21. Wanna Lover 22. Oops 23. She Said Yeah 24. Let Me Hear You Laugh 25. Bit By Bit 26. Count Down 27. Gonna Love You Baby 28. All Last Night Line up: Neil Christian - vocals Ritchie Blackmore - Guitar Nicky Hopkins - piano Tony Dangerfield - bass Matt Smith - keyboards Carlo Little - drums Jimmy Page - guitars Albert Lee - guitars Record Label / Year of Release: See For Miles 1992 Notes: British singer, born as Christopher Tidmarsh. He was the frontman of Neil Christian & the Crusaders in the early 60’s. Jimmy Page was the guitarist at that time but left in 1962. He was replaced by Albert Lee. Other (later) well-known members of the Crusaders were Mick Abrahams (Jethro Tull), Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple) and Nicky Hopkins. Christian’s debut single was the Joe Meek produced "The Road To Love" (1962). None of his singles made any (hit) impact. He was a little more successfull when he hooked up with songwriter/producer Miki Dallon and began recording for the independent label Strike Records. The label went out of business in 1967. Christian released his final single for Pye records in 1967. Members: Neil Christian (vocals), Ritchie Blackmore (guitar), Tony Dangerfield (bass), Matt Smith (keyboard), Carlo Little (drums), Mick Abrahams (guitar), Nicky Hopkins (piano), Jimmy Page (guitar), Albert Lee (guitar). Ritchie Blackmore was a member of the Outlaws (1961), Screaming Lord Sutch & the Savages (1962), Boz (1963), Heinz (1963), the Lancasters (1965), the Sessions (1965), the Ritchie Blackmore Orchestra (1965), Ronnie Jones (1966), the Trip (1966), Anan (1968), Sun Dragon (1968), Deep Purple (1968), Roundabout (1969), Green Bullfrog (1972), Rainbow (1975) and Blackmore’s Night (1997) Mick Abrahams released solo albums since 1971 and was a member of Screaming Lord Sutch & the Savages (1960), the Foggery Five (1964), Jethro Tull (1967), Blodwyn Pig (1968) and the Mick Abrahams Band (1971) Nicky Hopkins released solo albums since 1963 and was a member of Screaming Lord Sutch & the Savages (1960), Cyril Davies, the Jeff Beck Group (1966), Sweet Thursday (1968), Quicksilver Messenger Service (1969) and Raven (1980) Jimmy Page released solo albums since 1982 and was a member of Carter-Lewis (1961), First Gear (1964), the Primitives (1964), Jimmy Page Sonny Boy Williamson & Brian Auger (1964), the Yardbirds (1966), Maureeny Wishfull (1968), Led Zeppelin (1968), Jimmy Page & Sonny Boy Williamson (1971), the Honey Drippers (1984), Jimmy Page John Paul Jones & Albert Lee (1984), the Firm (1985), Jimmy Page & Robert Plant (1990), Coverdale/Page (1991) and Jimmy page & the Black Crowes (2000) Albert Lee released solo albums since 1979 and was a member of Chris Farlowe & the Thunderbirds (1964), Poet & the One Man Band (1969), Country Fever (1970), Heads Hands & feet (1971), Emmylou Harris, Eric Clapton and Bill Wyman & the Kings Of Rhythm. Tracks 4,10,11,15,18,28 - previously unreleased.