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Chilliwack
Chilliwack, a Canadian rock band steered by singer and guitarist Bill Henderson,
formed in Vancouver, British Columbia, in the mid-1960s. The band began as C-FUN
Classics before changing their name to The Collectors when Bill Henderson
stepped up in 1966. Their debut album under the new name was self-titled and
included the minor hit "Lydia Purple". In 1970, following the departure of
vocalist Howie Vickers, the remaining members formed Chilliwack, named after a
Salish term meaning 'valley of many streams'. The band's debut album,
Chilliwack, was released in 1970. Early hits incl...
