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Andrea Carroll
Andrea Carroll was the stage name of Andrea Lee DeCapite, now Andrea Hill, Ph.D. (born October 3, 1946). She is an American former pop singer and actress, who had a ''Billboard'' top 50 hit in 1963 with "It Hurts To Be Sixteen", and has subsequently worked as a therapist and acting coach.
She was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and at the age of three began appearing on television as a singer in ''The Gene Carroll Show'', a talent show hosted by Carroll (1897–1972) that was broadcast in the Ohio area. She took the stage name Carroll, and continued to appear regularly on the show through the 1950s. She made her first recordings as a pop singer on the Epic label with "Young and Lonely" in 1961, followed by "Please Don't Talk to the Lifeguard", which became a major hit in the Cleveland area but failed to break into the national charts. After further singles on Epic failed to become hits, she signed with Bright Tunes Productions in New York City, and recorded "It Hurts To Be Sixteen" – her real age at the time – released on the Big Top label.〔 The song featured the Chiffons on uncredited backing vocals, and rose to number 45 on the US pop chart in 1963. However, the follow-up record, "The Doolang", written by Howard Greenfield and Helen Miller, also featuring the Chiffons, failed to chart. Carroll released several more singles on the RCA and United Artists labels, including "Hey Beach Boy", but they were unsuccessful. She continued to appear on ''The Gene Carroll Show'' through to the mid-1960s, and also toured with her own band, before giving up her musical career.〔( Andrea Carroll, ''BuckeyeBeat.com'' ). Retrieved 13 October 2015〕〔( Andrea Carroll, ''45cat.com'' ). Retrieved 13 October 2015〕
She attended Kent State University in the late 1960s, and made her final appearance on ''The Gene Carroll Show'' on a special tribute edition following Carroll's death. She later married television producer Lyle B. Hill, and trained as a clinical therapist. The couple own the Weist-Barron-Hill acting school in Burbank, California. Andrea Hill has published ''Making It In The Business'', a book of guidance for people seeking to enter the entertainment industry.〔( Chuck Benjamin, "Andrea Carroll – Pop Princess to Ph.D.", ''Tunedex Memories'', March 8, 2008 ). Retrieved 13 October 2015〕
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