Louis Gottlieb

Louis Gottlieb was born on Oct 10, 1923 in USA. Louis Gottlieb's big-screen debut came with I Love You, Alice B. Toklas! directed by Hy Averback in 1968, strarring Guru.

Composer, singer, author, bassist and arranger, educated at the University of California (Ph.D.). He was a member and arranger of the Gateway Singers and also an arranger for the Kingston Trio. Between 1949 and 1965 he was a member of the Limeliters vocal group as a singer, bassist and arranger, and appeared in concerts at colleges, in night clubs and on television, and made many records. He was a partner in the Stan Yan Publishing Company. Joining ASCAP in 1961, his popular-song compositions included "Monaco", "Let's Have a Party", "Western Wind", "Vikki Dugan", "Mount Zion", and "Round About the Mountain".