R.I.P. - Christopher North - March 30, 2026 - American keyboardist

Ambrosia is an American art-rock group from Los Angeles.

History The group was recruited in 1971 as part of Zubin Mehta's All-American Dream Concert; however, the quartet didn't receive their first record deal until four years later. Their debut album contained two hits, including a Kurt Vonnegut cover. The musicians can be heard on the track "The Raven" alongside Eric Woolfson and Stuart Tosh on the Alan Parsons Project's 1976 album *Tales of Mystery and Imagination*. In 1977, they performed in the film *All This and World War II*, contributing their version of "Magical Mystery Tour." In 1978, the group, now a trio, released *How Much I Feel*, which reached number 3 on the charts, a feat they repeated in 1980 with *Biggest Part of Me*.

Christopher North died on March 30, 2026, at the age of 75 from cancer.

Ambrosia - How Can You Love Me

Ambrosia - You're The Only Woman

AMBROSIA / Magical Mystery Tour / C2G MUSIC HALL

 

I was a huge fan of their first two albums, they slipped into a mainstream soft rock stream after that and lost me. They were a very tight, sophisticated band and North's keyboard work was stellar. Shame he had to go before his time. RIP

 

rest in peace. I like some of his work absolutely, and wish the best to his family.