Blue Amazon (group)

English electronic music act From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Blue Amazon is an English electronic music act founded by Lee Softley and James Reid. Reid left the group in 2000 and Softley adopted the name as a solo moniker. Their 1990s singles "No Other Love", "And Then the Rain Falls" and "Coming Home" all entered the UK Singles Chart, and they released their debut and only studio album, The Javelin, in 1997. In addition, they have remixed work for musicians including Sasha, Skunk Anansie, New Order and Madonna.

OriginHuddersfield, England
Genres
Years active1993–present[1]
Labels
  • Convert
  • Jackpot
  • Creative
  • Subversive
  • A Rec
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Blue Amazon
OriginHuddersfield, England
Genres
Years active1993–present[1]
Labels
  • Convert
  • Jackpot
  • Creative
  • Subversive
  • A Rec
MembersLee Softley
Past membersJames Reid
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Discography

Studio albums

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Title Album details
The Javelin
  • Released: 1997
  • Label: Jackpot, S3
  • Formats: CD, vinyl
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Compilation albums

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Title Album details
The Best of Blue Amazon: The Hybrid
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Singles

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Title Year Peak chart positions Album
UK
[2][3]
UK
Dance

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"Hyper Sleep" 1993 Non-album singles
"Star of David" / "The Blessing" 1995
"Four Seasons" / "The Runner" The Javelin
"No Other Love" 1996 1481
"And Then the Rain Falls" 1997 539
"Coming Home" 1999 80 Non-album singles
"Electroplate"
(vs Bill Hamel)
"Breathe" 2000 73
"Long Way Home" 98
"Jam Hot" 2001
"Blue Amazon"
(vs Fatheads)
2002
"Manmade"
(vs Tom Hingley)
2003
"Break the Limit"
(featuring Duncan Harding)
"The Other Love"
(vs Darren Tate)
2004 84
"5000ft"
"Temperamental"
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.
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