Gary Puckett mit The Vogues und The Union Gap

Born in Hibbing, MN, Gary Puckett led the Union Gap to '60s fame with hits like "Young Girl" & "Lady Willpower." Known for Civil War outfits, the band represented a unique rock style, blending earnest ballads with soft rock leanings. Despite a bright start, they disbanded in 1971. Puckett then pursued solo projects and acting before returning to the oldies circuit.

Formed in Turtle Creek, PA as the Val-Aires, the Vogues hit fame with singles like "You're the One" & "Five O’Clock World." Known for a refined pop style, they scored multiple Top 40 hits & continued touring in various lineups.