Compare Jeff's demo of I'm Alive to the final product.   FORTHCOMING SHOWS June 2, 2012: Schwarzenberg, Germany Early show June 2, 2012: Leipzig, Germany Late show October 6, 2012: Offenbach Town Hall, Frankfurt, Germany April 21, 2012: Did you listen to Jeff's selection of songs for the BBC's Seventies Jukebox? You can read about his choices here. April 12, 2012: The Paris TV show recording went by without a hitch, and organisers were well thrilled with Jeff's performance. Keep a watch on your TV guides for when the episode of the show, Les Années Bonheur, will be broadcast. You can see some pictures here.    Jeff will also be featured in a way on BBC Coventry's Seventies Jukebox radio program soon, which will play seven of Jeff's favourite tracks from the 70s. If you want to know what they are, tune in! March 16, 2012: Good to see the Offenbach gig being advertised! March 11, 2012: In the early 70s, Christie used to play the Chuck Berry classic, Johnny B. Goode, as part of their stage sets. In Christie's current shows, Jeff occasionally still plays the song. Listen to the song of the week for an extended sample of Christie's studio rehearsals for this rocker, with vocals by both Jeff and Vic Elmes. February 19, 2012: Remember to keep checking the Facebook page for updates and information from Jeff you may not find on this site. Better yet, if you Like the page, you will be notified of updates as they occur.    Also remember that Jeff is always happy to answer your questions! February 9, 2012: Jeff will be making the short trip to Paris in April to record a segment for the popular French TV music show Les Années Bonheur ("The Happy Years"), hosted by local legendary presenter Patrick Sebastien.    Between 35 and 40 artists, national and international, have agreed to perform their best-known hits, accompanied by the studio orchestra.    The show will be broadcast on the public network, Channel "France 2" in all French-speaking countries live in France, Canada, Switzerland, Belgium, as well as in overseas French departments and French Pacific islands through the worldwide satellite relay network TV5 International.    A viewing audience of up to 60 million is anticipated.    As is well-known, Yellow River was also a big hit in France when it was recorded as L'Amerique by French superstar Joe Dassin, so you never know: Jeff might well throw in a verse or two from that song!    The show will be telecast roughly two months after the recording. We'll let you know of the actual date when it is announced. January 10, 2012: Sad news as the new year rolled around. Mike Smith, the producer of Christie's Yellow River single, passed away shortly before Christmas. Here's an obituary on the man who is also well-known for turning down The Beatles when they auditioned for him.