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Lou Christie, Falsetto Icon Behind 'Lightnin' Strikes,' Dies at 82

He passed away on June 17 in Pittsburgh after a brief illness, leaving behind falsetto-driven hits that shaped 1960s pop.

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Former Judas Priest Drummer Les Binks Dies at 73

Pete Best, Original Beatles Drummer, Retires at 83

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