AVALANCHE

With the breakup of The Bootleg Family Band in November 1975, Tony Naylor, Geoff Cox and Clive Harrison recruited Adrian Campbell and began gigging as Avalanche in early 1976. The band’s catchy pop/rock sound was displayed on the singles ''Wizard Of Love'' (also released in NZ and the USA), ''Sweet Baby Brown Eyes'', ''Landslide'' all in 1976 and ''Good For Me Good For You'' in March 1977, and on their self-titled album in September 1976. Cox and Harrison left in early 1977 to be replaced by John Barnes (who in turn was quickly replaced by Barry Cram) and Graham Thompson (ex-Stars) respectively. Gerard McCabe also joined on keyboards, and this line-up released a version of The Beatles‘''Got To Get You Into My Life'' in November 1977. By 1978, Naylor and Campbell had revamped the band as Front Page and issued the single ''I Thought I’d Never Fall In Love Again''. But by 1979 it was all over.

Members

Tony Naylor (guitar), Adrian Campbell (vocals), Geoff Cox (drums), Clive Harrison (bass), John Barnes (drums), Barry Cram (drums), Graham Thompson (bass), Gerard McCabe (keyboards)

SINGLES  

''Wizard Of Love (#43) / The Climb (Instrumental)'' 1976 Bootleg 
''Sweet Baby Brown Eyes (#92) / Bermuda Triangle'' 1976 Bootleg 
''Landslide (#76) / Overnight Sensation'' 1976 Bootleg 
''Good For You, Good For Me (#77) / Mister Jones'' 1977 Bootleg 
''Got To Get You Into My Life / You And Me'' 1977 Polydor 

ALBUMS 

'Avalanche' 1976 Bootleg

References

http://nostalgiacentral.com/music/artists-a-to-k/artists-a/avalanche/

http://top100singles.blogspot.com.au/