The Gypsy Cried / Red Sails in the Sunset, a Single by Lou Christie. Released in January on Roulette (catalog no. R; Vinyl 7"). Genres: Doo-Wop.

More 45's by Lou Christie Beyond the Blue Horizon/ Saddle The Wind (M), Three Bros. , $ Good Mornin-Zip A Dee Doo Dah/ You Were The One (M), Three Bros. , $ I'm Gonna Make You Mine (M), Collectables , $ Indian Lady/ Glory River (M-), Buddah , $ Lightnin' Strikes (M), Eric , $ Outside the Gates of Heaven/ All That.

Christie, Lou - Enlightnin'ment: The Best of Lou Christie [Vinyl] Enlightnin'ment: The Best of Lou Christie [Vinyl] "Lightnin' Strikes" would have been a tight fit on a Ronettes LP, and "Shy Boy" out Beach-Boys the Beach Boys. But there's still some junk here. "Self Expression" sounds like a bad Saturday morning cartoon theme/5(79).

Although he had made some good, and interesting, doo-wop records around his native Pittsburgh, this track collection is where the career of Lou Christie begins in earnest. Still working out of Pittsburgh with his collaborator/mentor Twyla Herbert, the majority of these sides have a homegrown, small-label session feel to them, even if they were almost all simultaneously issued for national.

LOU CHRISTIE ORIGINAL SINNER: THE VERY BEST OF THE MGM RECORDINGS (RPM ) October 4, Shy Boy It Can Happen There They Go First-time Stereo Maybe You'll Be There You May Be Holding My Baby Milan 12 vinyl single MIL-PRO

See what's for sale and for auction from this amazing collection of s U.S. promo 45s, most new and unplayed. Soul music dominates, but there are many treasures from Rock, RnB, and Blues.

Hey, you can't deny, boy You're such a shy boy So good looking you seem to be But you're too tongue-tied to say hi to me You could make it happen so easily Woah, i'll tell you why boy 'Cos i'm looking for a shy boy Most guys advertise By making eyes and telling lies If you only knew You could make your dreams come true All you gotta do is ask me to.

Shy Boy It Can Happen There They Go Maybe You'll Be There You May Be Holding My Baby Outside the Gates of Heaven. When Lou Christie was making this music in , nobody cared about making great albums. The hit single on AM radio was the measure of success. So this CD has a few hits and a lot of forgettable stuff to fill /5(9).