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No Profit On First Two Million Sale Records
Lou Christie struggled to profit from two million selling records in 1963. He explains mismanagement, changing managers, and a move to MGM that revived his career with hits like Lightning Strikes and Rhapsody in the Rain. Christie collaborates with Twyla Herbert and Allan Marcucci, contends night clubs give way to concerts, and eyes Hollywood as acting opportunities open.
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Lou Christie
Lou
New York
Wn Rail
Yadio
Christie
Young-Ster
ArTay'ty
MGM
Igh Marcucei
Low Christie
Luigi Gene Sacco
Glen Willard
Pittsburgh
Shapund
Records
Jan
Twyla
West Coast
Loui
Twylar
Morgantown
W. Va
Kanawha Valley
St. Next
Len Barry
Albans
Betty Broyles
Morgan-town
West Virginia Archeological Society
Wig