One of the final Colpix singles issued by Lester Sill before Don Kirshner tapped him to help co-run the up and coming Colgems label , formed in August 1966 with a distribution deal with RCA Victor. Lester Sill closed down Colpix Records in June 1966 to help form Colgems as Screen Gems's main record label and launch The Monkees career. The last Colpix album release was Lou Christie's "Lou Christie Strikes Again", a collection of Colpix recordings from 1964-1965 that was issued to cash in on his sudden success on MGM Records with "Lightening Strikes."
One of the final Colpix singles issued by Lester Sill before Don Kirshner tapped him to help co-run the up and coming Colgems label , formed in August 1966 with a distribution deal with RCA Victor. Lester Sill closed down Colpix Records in June 1966 to help form Colgems as Screen Gems's main record label and launch The Monkees career. The last Colpix album release was Lou Christie's "Lou Christie Strikes Again", a collection of Colpix recordings from 1964-1965 that was issued to cash in on his sudden success on MGM Records with "Lightening Strikes."