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After moving to Berkeley, California, Money became a regular at city clubs. He secured a recording contract with Columbia Records. In the late 1970s, he charted with singles such as "Baby Hold On" and "Two Tickets to Paradise".[9] Money continued his successes and took advantage of the MTV music video scene in the early 1980s with his humorous narrative videos for "Think I'm in Love" and "Shakin'".[citation needed] His career began to decline after an unsuccessful album in 1983 and struggles with drug addiction.[10]

Money made a comeback in 1986, and returned to the mainstream rock spotlight with the album Can't Hold Back. "Take Me Home Tonight", a duet with Ronnie Spector, peaked at no. 4 in the United States. "I Wanna Go Back" reached no. 14, and "Endless Nights" peaked at no. 21.[10] Can't Hold Back was certified platinum.[11] Money followed that album with Nothing to Lose (1988). That album featured the Top 10 hit "Walk on Water" (1988) and the Top 40 hit "The Love in Your Eyes" (1989).[12]

From 1992 on Money traditionally opened the summer concert season for DTE Energy Music Theatre in Clarkston, Michigan.[13] In January 2010, he performed a medley of his hit singles during the halftime performance at the Liberty Bowl.[14]

Money wrote and performed original songs for the films Americathon (1979), Over the Top, Back to the Beach (both 1987), and Kuffs (1992), along with the television series Hardball (1989–1990).[15]

Health issues led Money to cancel his summer tour in July 2019. He had developed pneumonia while recovering from heart valve surgery.[16] While planning to hit the road later that year, he was diagnosed with stage 4 esophageal cancer. Money died on September 13, 2019.[17]