13 Facts About Lou Christie

Lou Christie made numerous TV appearances on Where the Action Is, and appeared on American Bandstand and The Buddy Deane Show in Baltimore.

Lou Christie did not have another charting single for two and a half years.

Lou Christie's career was quickly re-established after his discharge from the military when he signed with the MGM label.

Lou Christie then joined Buddah Records in 1968, a move prompted by his business manager Stan Polley and bubblegum music record producer Tony Romeo.

Lou Christie had a surprise Wall of Sound constant uptempo hit "I'm Gonna Make You Mine", which Romeo wrote, in the early autumn of 1969.

Lou Christie spent the early 1970s between London and New York City.

Lou Christie was peripherally involved in the legal issues around Five Arts Management, a company set up by Polley, which contributed to the suicides of Badfinger members Pete Ham and Tom Evans.

Lou Christie signed the band Sweet Breeze to their first recording contract and the band recorded a song written by Lou Christie and Herbert called "Summer in Malibu" that was a regional hit for the band.

Lou Christie was credited as special music collaborator on the movie Barcelona, released in 1994.

In 2004, Lou Christie released his first concert album, Greatest Hits Live From The Bottom Line, which featured studio recording "Christmas In New York" as a bonus track.

Lou Christie has hosted a series of programs on SiriusXM radio for the 1960s channel.

In 2015, Lou Christie released his first new recording in several years, entitled "Drive In Dreams", written by Gregory Scharpf, who is a former member of Sweet Breeze, the Pittsburgh-based band that Lou Christie signed to their first recording contract.

In December 2021 Lou Christie released "Love Goes On Forever" written with Jimmy Cunningham.