Gary Lewis & The Playboys Concert Photos

Gary Lewis and the Playboys were a pop/rock group fronted by musician Gary Lewis, son of comedian Jerry Lewis, which earned its most success as a 'swinging sixties' band. Releasing four gold albums as well as many hits, songs "Count Me In" and "This Diamond Ring" in particular continue to receive significant airplay. The group initially auditioned for a job at Disneyland, supposedly without telling Disneyland employees about Lewis' celebrity father.

Gary Lewis & The Playboys / The Yardbirds / Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs / Bryan Hyland on Nov 7, 1966 [892-small]

Gary Lewis & The Playboys / The Yardbirds / Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs / Bryan Hyland
Nov 7, 1966
 Chanute, Kansas, United States
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Gary Lewis & The Playboys / The Yardbirds / Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs / Bryan Hyland on Nov 7, 1966 [273-small]

Gary Lewis & The Playboys / The Yardbirds / Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs / Bryan Hyland
Nov 7, 1966
 Chanute, Kansas, United States
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The Yardbirds / Gary Lewis & The Playboys / Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs on Nov 1, 1966 [687-small]

The Yardbirds / Gary Lewis & The Playboys / Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs
Nov 1, 1966
 Alexandria, Louisiana, United States
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania · Tuesday, April 26, 1966, Gary Lewis & The Playboys / Paul Revere and the Raiders / The Knickerbockers / Billy Joe Royal / Keith Allison / The Viceroys / Steve Alaimo / Linda Scott / The Action Kids on Apr 26, 1966 [674-small]

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania · Tuesday, April 26, 1966


Gary Lewis & The Playboys / Paul Revere and the Raiders / The Knickerbockers / Billy Joe Royal / Keith Allison / The Viceroys / Steve Alaimo / Linda Scott / The Action Kids
Apr 26, 1966
 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
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