Lou Christie

Lou Christie, one of the youngest artists to write and co-produce his own records, was a bonafide teen idol and a consistent hitmaker throughout the 1960s. Known for his distinctive falsetto voice and innovative sound, Christie made an indelible mark on the pop music landscape.

Spirit represents some of Lou’s earliest and most iconic hits, including his chart-topping single “Lightnin’ Strikes,” which remains a favorite among radio listeners as one of the greatest songs of all time. The song’s dramatic, tension-filled melody and Christie’s powerful vocal delivery helped it soar to the #1 spot, cementing his place in music history. Following up with “Rhapsody In The Rain,” Christie continued his success with another hit, maintaining his strong presence in the 1960s music scene.

In addition to these hits, Christie is also known for such acclaimed early works as “Cryin’ In The Streets,” “Du Ronda,” “Diary,” and “Baby We Got To Run Away,” all of which showcase his ability to blend emotional depth with catchy melodies, creating timeless tracks that resonated with audiences.

Lou’s music continued to find a place in modern media, as Spirit successfully placed his song “Summer Snow” in one of the final episodes of the groundbreaking TV series *The Sopranos*. Additionally, his track “Trapeze” was featured in the soundtrack of the critically acclaimed film *Before Sunset*, a testament to the lasting influence of his work.

Lou Christie’s ability to captivate audiences with his unique style and musical vision ensures that his songs remain beloved and influential, even decades after their initial release.

Licensing with Spirit: License Lou’s music HERE.