Charlie

The jazz-inflected, London-based group Charlie was aswell known for the sexy babes on the album covers because they were because of their close, smooth harmonies and slick, catchy singles like “Turning” and “WATCHING TELEVISION.” The band’s primary lineup contains vocalist/guitarist Terry Thomas (who acquired also been within a music group with Totally free and Poor Company’s Simon Kirke), bassist/vocalist John Anderson (previously of Axe), and drummer Steve Gadd, and several helping players, including keyboardist Julian Colbeck, guitarist Martin Smith, auxiliary drummer Shep Lonsdale, and previous Argent associates Bob Henrit and John Verity. Their radio-friendly audio debuted in 1976 with Illusion Girls as well as the group maintained a steady blast of moderate FM strikes within the U.S. as well as the U.K., including 1978’s “Killer Cut” and “She Wants to Be in Like.” Nevertheless, Charlie’s biggest achievement was included with the 1983 strike “It’s Unavoidable,” which received significant airplay from MTV and was highlighted on the self-titled seventh record. Regardless of the added prominence this one and tours using the Doobie Brothers, Styx, BTO, as well as the Kinks brought them, the group continued to be mainly a cult preferred for their almost decade-long profession. Charlie’s swan melody emerged in with In search of Romance, which highlighted Thomas because the only primary member.