Tracy Hitchings was an English musician and the former lead vocalist for the progressive rock band Landmarq.
11 Facts About Tracy Hitchings
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Tracy Hitchings was born in St Mawes, Cornwall, going to London at the age of 20 to pursue a career in Music.
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Tracy Hitchings answered the band's advert in Melody Maker and joined the band.
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In 1990, Tracy Hitchings collaborated with Pendragon keyboardist Clive Nolan and Threshold guitarist Karl Groom to form Strangers on a Train, which recorded the album The Key Part I:The Prophecy.
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In 1993, Tracy Hitchings made a guest appearance on an album track from the band Ulysses debut album Neronia.
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Tracy Hitchings sang on two songs: "Teenage Sweethearts" and "Forever Lost".
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Also in 1993, Tracy Hitchings reunited with Groom and Nolan for a second Strangers on a Train album, The Key Part II: The Labyrinth.
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In 1994, Tracy Hitchings sang on Gandalf's To Our Children's Children, contributing lead vocals to five of the nine songs on the album: her passionate and soothing voice complemented the album's keyboards and symphonic arrangements.
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Tracy Hitchings appeared in the 1993 album Heart of David by Peter Gee.
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Tracy Hitchings amicably left Landmarq in 2018 to relocate to another part of the UK.
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Tracy Hitchings met her husband Peter Yaxley on a Spiritual Mediterranean cruise in 2012, before eventually marrying in Australia and continuing her solo music recording from local studios.