Lou Christie, 1960s Pop Icon of 'Lightnin' Strikes,' Dies at 82
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Lou Christie, a prominent 1960s pop singer best known for his No. 1 hit 'Lightnin' Strikes,' has died at age 82. He had a successful career with several top 10 singles, a distinctive falsetto, and a long-lasting influence in the music industry, including collaborations with Twyla Herbert and tours with major acts. His career spanned decades, transitioning from pop to country and performing on the oldies circuit.
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