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Chris Christian
Chris Christian is listed in the credits for the following albums:
- 1977 - Fireworks - Fireworks: Producer, Guitars
- 1977 - Amy Grant - Amy Grant: Producer
- 1977 - Imperials - Sail On: Producer, Arranger, Songwriter, Keyboards, Guitars, Banjo
- 1977 - Imperials - Sail On: Producer, Arranger, Songwriter, Keyboards, Guitars, Banjo
- 1977 - David Meece - I Just Call On You: Producer, Engineer, Mixed, Electric Guitar, Drums, Background Vocals
- 1978 - Imperials - Imperials - Live: Producer, Songwriter
- 1978 - Dan Peek - All Things Are Possible: Producer, Songwriter, Guitars, Banjo, Background Vocals
- 1978 - BJ Thomas - Happy Man: Songwriter
- 1979 - Imperials - Heed the Call: Producer, Songwriter
- 1979 - Fireworks - Shatter the Darkness: Producer
- 1979 - Amy Grant - My Father's Eyes: Executive Producer
- 1980 - Jamie Owens-Collins - Straight Ahead: Songwriter
- 1980 - Fireworks - Live Fireworks: Executive Producer
- 1980 - Amy Grant - Never Alone: Songwriter
- 1981 - Amy Grant - In Concert: Songwriter
- 1981 - Amy Grant - In Concert, Volume Two: Songwriter
- 1982 - White Heart - White Heart: Executive Producer, Mixed
- 1982 - Steve Archer - Solo: Producer
- 1983 - Gaither Vocal Band - Passin' The Faith Along: Songwriter, Track Producer, Arrangements
- 1983 - Steve Archer - Through His Eyes: Executive Producer, Songwriter, Keyboards, Percussion, Background Vocals
- 1984 - White Heart - Vital Signs: Executive Producer, Choir Vocals
- 1984 - Dan Peek - Doer Of the Word: Producer, Songwriter, Guitars, Bass, Linn Drum Programming
- 1985 - The Cause - Do Something Now: Choir
- 1985 - Steve Archer - Action: Executive Producer, Producer, Engineer, Arrangements, Mixed, Bass, Background Vocals
- 1985 - White Heart - Hotline: Executive Producer
- 1985 - Rick Riso - Gotta Have the Real Thing: Executive Producer
- 1985 - David Martin - Stronger than the Weight: Executive Producer, Songwriter, Keyboards, Percussion, Background Vocals
- 1985 - Glen Allen Green - A Living Fire: Executive Producer
- 1986 - White Heart - Live at Six Flags: Executive Producer, Engineer
- 1986 - Amy Grant - Collection: Executive Producer, Songwriter
- 1987 - Tami Gunden - Written On My Heart: Executive Producer, Keyboards
- 1987 - White Heart - Greatest Hits: Executive Producer, Mixed, Choir Vocals
- 1987 - Steve Archer - Off the Page: Executive Producer, Producer, Songwriter, Engineer, Mixed
- 1988 - Sandi Patty - Make His Praise Glorious: Songwriter
- 1989 - White Heart - Collector's Disc (Whiteheart / Vital Signs): Executive Producer, Mixed, Choir Vocals
- 1990 - Eric Champion - Eric Champion: Executive Producer, Mixed, Keyboards
- 1990 - Imperials - Love's Still Changing Hearts: Songwriter
- 1991 - Area Code - One Big World: Executive Producer
- 1991 - Eric Champion - Revolution Time: Executive Producer, Songwriter
- 1991 - Marilyn McCoo - The Me Nobody Knows: Producer, Mixed, Songwriter, Keyboard Overdubs, Programming
- 1992 - Eric Champion - Hot Christmas: Executive Producer
- 1992 - Eric Champion - Save the World: Executive Producer
- 1993 - Mark Heard - Reflections of a Former Life: Executive Producer
- 1993 - White Heart - Quiet Storm: The Ballads: Executive Producer, Mixed, Choir Vocals
- 1994 - Marilyn McCoo - White Christmas: Producer, Mixed, Arranger
- 1994 - White Heart - Vital Signs Gold Series: Executive Producer, Choir Vocals
- 1994 - Russ Taff - We Will Stand: Producer
- 2000 - Mark Heard - Millennium Archives: Executive Producer
- 2000 - White Heart - Millennium Archives: Executive Producer
- 2000 - White Heart - Hits from the Heart: Executive Producer, Mixed, Choir Vocals
Chris Christian
Chris Christian is a songwriter, a publishing company executive, a recording engineer, a record producer, and a record label executive, best known as the owner of Home Sweet Home Records. Throughout his career, Christian has been nominated for nine Grammy awards as a music producer, artist, and publisher. He went on to win four of those nominations. He has also been nominated for seven Gospel Music Dove Awards as a music producer, publisher and songwriter. He has won five of those nominations.
Christian began his career in music in the 1970s as a performer based in Nashville, Tennessee.
In 1976, Christian established Bug and Bear Music, a publishing company that was primarily set up for the Amy Grant song catalog. Other artists that have went on to use Bug and Bear include Brown Bannister, White Heart and Olivia Newton-John.
Christian started Home Sweet Home Records in 1981 in Nashville, Tennessee. The label went on to release 65 albums from artists including Dan Peek, White Heart, B.J. Thomas, and five albums for Mark Heard.
In 1992 Christian acquired The Studios at Las Colinas in Irving, Texas. The Studios have been used by film makers to make such films as JFK, RoboCop, Leap of Faith. The Studios have also been the home to many music videos and rehearsals by major recording artists such as Garth Brooks, Eric Clapton, Paul Simon, Genesis, ZZ Top, Phil Collins, and many more. Christian also started the LCS Music Group, Inc., which is now the holding company for music companies such as Bug and Bear Music and Home Sweet Home Records. Home Sweet Home is now based in Dallas, Texas.
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