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• • • • • • Jazzee Blue Website Christopher Anton Rea (; born 4 March 1951) is a British and singer-songwriter and guitarist, recognisable for his distinctive, husky-gravel voice and playing. The book Guinness Rockopedia described him as a 'gravel-voiced guitar stalwart'. The stated that Rea was 'one of the most popular UK singer-songwriters of the late 1980s. He was already a major European star by the time he finally cracked the UK Top 10 with his 18th chart entry; '. Two of his studio albums, and, topped the. Rea was nominated three times for the for Best British Male Artist: in 1988, 1989 and. As of 2009, he has sold more than 30 million albums worldwide.

In America he is best known for the 1978 hit song ' that reached No. 12 on the and spent three weeks at No. This success earned him a nomination as in 1979.

His other hit songs include, ', ', ', ' (Adult Contemporary No. 9), ', ', ' ( No.

1), 'Tell Me There's a Heaven', 'Auberge', 'Looking for the Summer', 'Winter Song', 'Nothing To Fear', 'Julia', and ', a duet with. Chris Rea in the 1980s Since 1983s his music began to sound according to his wishes and capabilities, mostly because he was in such a situation of companies pressure due to the accumulated costs of the production of the previous four albums that they accepted his demo tapes of fifth studio album. After finding out that Dudgeon made more money than he did, changed a manager and went on a UK club tour, and then to a 60-date tour as a support act for Canadian band. Suddenly, even on his company surprise, the album became a hit in Ireland and Europe, selling over half a million in just a few months and the single 'I Can Hear Your Heartbeat' taken from it entered the top 20 across Europe.

With the album's success and following (1984), which was his first Top 40 in the UK (#35 ), Rea began to focus his attention on touring continental Europe and built up a significant fan base. He particularly became popular in Germany, and believes this audience saved his career as there was no 'image-led market', but only 'by music and by word of mouth'. It was not until 1985's million-selling and the songs 'Stainsby Girls' (a tribute to the girls – including his wife – that he knew from secondary modern school near Middlesbrough ) and ' (a tribute to his daughter) that UK audiences began to take notice of him. His following albums were also million-selling (1986), and (1987), including his first Top 20 UK single ' (No.

12 ), with the latter album reaching No. 2 on the UK albums chart, being behind 's. It was not until 1987 that he could pay off the amassed £320,000 debt to the record company, and start to receive significant revenue.

In 1986 he was a support act along and for at for an estimated 80,000 audience, and The Dancing with Strangers tour in 1987 saw Rea sell out stadium size venues for the first time across the world, including twice, as well as having concerts in Japan. In early 1988 for the first time he was in Australia, while in America signed with Tamla Motown, however, being told that I 'should stay and tour there for three years', on behalf of his family he did not accept it. He commented that at the time he realized that 'I could be as big as I liked, if I was prepared to do the touring'. His following album was his first compilation, (1988), which reached No. 5 in UK, was another million seller and included re-workings of his then hit singles. Some of them were successful in the US, as new song 'Working On It' reached No. 73 on Billboard Hot 100 and topped the, while the re-recorded version 'On the Beach (1988)' reached Top 10 on the Adult Contemporary chart, also No.