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Once the fame has gone, what do performers do when they leave the music industry?

Entries Beginning with C

Name & Band		New Career		Comments & Submittor Name
Cannibal Corpse, Bob Rusay		Golf Instructor		He was fired during the recording of an album and severed all ties with the band. - Tommy
The Capris, Nick Santo		Retired policeman		- Barry Disbrow
The Capris, Nick Santo		Policeman		He is now retired, and until a recent illness struck him down, he continued to perform his music. - Barry Disbrow
Carla Bruni, Carla Bruni		First Lady of France		While she has not actually retired from the music business (in fact, she is currently making a new album), she will certainly have another entry in her résumé now that she has wed President Sarkozy (my first posting was actually outdated). - Raphael
Cats Can Fly, Eddie Zeeman		Hairdresser		After Cats Can Fly disbanded, Zeeman pursued a career in hairdressing and currently owns his own hair salon in Schomberg, Ontario called Eddie's on Main. - Harderman61
Chad Brock, Chad Brock		Radio DJ		Chad Brock was a country singer that had a handful of hits back in the late 90s. But then his career fizzled out and he quit the business and moved back to his home state of Florida where he's in radio as a local deejay. It's a shame too because he's got a real good singing voice. - Edward
The Chantels, Arlene Smith		Teacher		She still performs her hit records in oldies concerts. - Barry Disbrow
The Cheers, Bert Convy		Game Show Host		In the 1950s, Bert Convy, who later hosted Tattletales and Super Password, was a member of a vocal group that had a couple of hit records. He also played Minor League Baseball and appeared on Broadway in the 1960s. - Jake
Cleve Francis, Cleve Francis		Cardiologist		Cleve returned to his cardiology practice following the expiration of his record contract in 1994. - Sundog
Communards, Nick Coles		Priest		Coles played keyboards and was the co-writer of some of the band’s biggest hits. After leaving the pop music scene, Coles trained for the priesthood, ultimately becoming an Anglican priest. He was ordained in 2005 and has since become known for his work as a vicar, broadcaster, and media personality. - GrahamClayton

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