Chris Farlowe

Chris Farlowe, born John Henry Deighton on October 13, 1940, in Islington, North London, is a renowned English rock, blues, and soul singer. He began his musical journey with the John Henry Skiffle Group and later became the frontman of Chris Farlowe & the Thunderbirds. Farlowe is best known for his iconic hit single "Out of Time," which reached #1 on the UK Singles Chart in 1966. This version was produced by Mick Jagger and featured Jimmy Page and Albert Lee on guitars. Throughout his career, Farlowe has collaborated with notable bands like Colosseum and Atomic Rooster, and has performed alongside legendary artists such as the Rolling Stones and Otis Redding.

Farlowe's musical legacy spans decades, with a distinctive style that blends rock, blues, and soul. His recent releases include live albums and compilations that showcase his enduring talent and dedication to the blues genre. Despite facing challenges in achieving consistent chart success, Farlowe remains a respected figure in British music, celebrated for his powerful voice and captivating stage presence. His contributions to vinyl culture are cherished by collectors, and his influence continues to inspire new generations of musicians.

Genres

Northern Soul

Pop

R&b

Soul

Rock

Pop Rock

Blues

Progressive Rock

Classic Rock

Blues Rock

British Blues

British Invasion

Blue-eyed Soul

Related Artists

Van Morrison

Eric Burdon

John Mayall

Joe Cocker

Manfred Mann

Etta James

Otis Redding

Rod Stewart

Ben E. King

The Animals

Robert Plant

Ten Years After

Latest Release

Stormy Monday: The Blues Years 1985-2008

Chris Farlowe

Album - 55 Tracks - Released May 23, 2024