Christopher Blue

In 1970 singer / songwriter / producer Doug Davis inked a deal with Floyd Ramsey’s Phoenix, AZ based Ramco Records. Doug’s band Christopher Blue quickly churned out their first single; Happy Just To Be Alive. The success of their debut convinced Ramco to offer Davis his own label imprint. Dubbed Blue Ram it issued their first release in 1971, Christopher Blue’s It’s Not Too Late. Their three 45s were the only recordings from the band, and by the mid 1970s they had faded into obscurity. Enter Fervor Records, who began looking after the Ramco catalogs in 2007. Fervor has breathed new life into the band’s status, making it cult via numerous high profile film, television, and major motion picture soundtrack placements including Mad Men, Vacation (film & soundtrack), The Conjuring 2, Ashby (main title theme & soundtrack), Red Oaks, Hot In Cleveland, The Bridge, Carnage Park and many more.