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"Manhunt."
"I wanted to be success-
ful in that milieu of rock-
and-roll pop music," said
Mr. Cotler, who opened
his own recording studio.
"That particular year I
wrote about 20 songs, all
with the same kind of beat
and subject matter.
`Manhunt' was the 14th.
"I took the songs and
would go to publishers
and other kinds of produc-
ers interested in buying
songs."
After achieving that hit,
he decided to make anoth-
er career change.
"I got burnt out getting
up in the morning and
turning my amp up to 11
and writing another tune
about dancing all night or
falling in love or falling
out of love," said Mr.
Cotler, who is married
and has two sons.
"I never lived that life,
and I was thrust into
singing about a culture
that I wasn't really a part
of."
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His career has
spanned rock and
liturgical.

by other artists, he has
completed five albums of
contemporary Jewish
music which he offers for
sale at concerts. A cantori-
al soloist with a Reform.
congregation in Woodland
Hills, he schedules out-of-
town performances around
temple obligations.
One of his goals is to
open marketplaces where
people can buy the type of
ethnic compositions he —\
presents.
"There is a great market
for Jewish music, but N
there is a limited market-
place," commented Mr.
Cotler, who wants music
stores to set up sections'=<
for Jewish music. "It's a
hard thing to sell if you're
not in the business your-
self."
After finding out about
Mr. Cotler by participat-
ing in his program, stu-c-Z\
dents voiced their enthusi-
asm about what he was
trying to accomplish. Beth
Bernstein of Congregation <
Shaarey Zedek summed it
up:
"I think it was a good
experience working with —\
people from other congre-
gations, expressing their
views on Chanukah in a
creative way." 0