Tommy James & the Shondells's 2020 Concert Photos

Tommy James and the Shondells is an American pop and Rock n Roll group that was most active in the 60s. They had two number one singles in the U.S. — "Hanky Panky" (1966) and "Crimson and Clover" (1968) — but also released five other top ten hits, including "I Think We're Alone Now", "Mony Mony," and "Crystal Blue Persuasion". Their iconic hits are often played by 'oldies' and 'classic rock' stations. The band (from Niles, Michigan, USA) initially formed in 1959 as "Tom and the Tornadoes"...

"Florida Strawberry Festival" / Michael Ray / Tommy James & the Shondells on Feb 28, 2020 [022-small]

"Florida Strawberry Festival" / Michael Ray / Tommy James & the Shondells
Feb 28, 2020
 Plant City, Florida, United States
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"Florida Strawberry Festival" / Michael Ray / Tommy James & the Shondells on Feb 28, 2020 [023-small]

"Florida Strawberry Festival" / Michael Ray / Tommy James & the Shondells
Feb 28, 2020
 Plant City, Florida, United States
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"Florida Strawberry Festival" / Michael Ray / Tommy James & the Shondells on Feb 28, 2020 [024-small]

"Florida Strawberry Festival" / Michael Ray / Tommy James & the Shondells
Feb 28, 2020
 Plant City, Florida, United States
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"Florida Strawberry Festival" / Michael Ray / Tommy James & the Shondells on Feb 28, 2020 [025-small]

"Florida Strawberry Festival" / Michael Ray / Tommy James & the Shondells
Feb 28, 2020
 Plant City, Florida, United States
  Uploaded by Suzi98babe

"Florida Strawberry Festival" / Michael Ray / Tommy James & the Shondells on Feb 28, 2020 [026-small]

"Florida Strawberry Festival" / Michael Ray / Tommy James & the Shondells
Feb 28, 2020
 Plant City, Florida, United States
  Uploaded by Suzi98babe

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2022 6 photos
2020 5 photos
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