About Lou Courtney
Lou Courtney (born Louis Russell Pegues, August 15, 1943) is an American soul singer and songwriter who had several hit records in the 1960s and 1970s, both as a performer and writer. Born in Buffalo, New York, he graduated from Hutchinson Central Technical High School in 1962. As Lew Courtney, he first recorded for Imperial Records the same year. He also worked in New York as a songwriter, using his birth name, Louis Pegues, and wrote for Chubby Checker as well as Mary Wells' 1964 hit "Ain't It the Truth".
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Hey Joyce
Trying To Find My Woman
Since I First Laid Eyes on You
What do You Want Me to Do
I Don't Need Nobody Else
The Common Broken Heart
Just to Let Him Break Your Heart
I'm in Need of Love
I Will, If You Will
I'm Serious About Lovin' You
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