Christie was a British pop band that rose to prominence in the early 1970s. The group was notable for their melodic, upbeat pop-rock sound, exemplified by their international hit "Yellow River." The band was fronted by Jeff Christie, who served as the primary songwriter and vocalist, and was known for his distinctive, warm baritone voice. Despite their relatively short lifespan, Christie made a significant impact on the pop-rock scene of the era, influencing a number of bands that followed.