Michael Christopher
Michael Christopher was born James Peeler in 1943. He started out in folk groups in the early 1960s, but things didn't really click until he wrote 'Baby I...
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Michael Christopher was born James Peeler in 1943. He started out in folk groups in the early 1960s, but things didn't really click until he wrote 'Baby I Love You So' in 1969. That song became a number one hit in the United States and several other countries.
'Baby I Love You So' has been covered by artists like Dolly Parton and Elvis Presley, and it's appeared in films and television shows. He also recorded other songs including 'Your Love' and 'I See the Moon'.
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