With six consecutive gold records, Gary Puckett and The Union Gap became one of the biggest musical acts of the late 1960s—selling more records in 1968 than any other artist, including The Beatles. Remarkably, Gary is among the few performers in history whose first five singles all went gold, a feat not even Elvis achieved.

Over the course of his career, Gary has performed worldwide, appearing more than 50 times on television and even starring in a made-for-TV movie. He was honored with a command performance at the White House for Prince Charles and Princess Anne, by invitation of the President of the United States. His timeless hit “Young Girl” became a global sensation, returning to the charts in England six years after its original release to reach No. 1 once again.

Gary’s Greatest Hits collection remains one of CBS’s best-selling Collector’s Series albums, and his role as a founding member of the blockbuster Happy Together Tour cemented his place among music legends. He later joined The Monkees on their national reunion tour, one of the top-grossing tours of 1986. His catalog expanded with the release of In Europe (1992) and his first holiday album, At Christmas (2001).

Today, Gary Puckett continues to captivate audiences across the country, performing to standing-room-only crowds in more than 150 shows each year.