Stars Of The Sixties with The Vogues, Peter Noone, and more

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.

Peter Noone, born in Manchester, England, led Herman's Hermits, selling over 50 million records. Known for hits like "There's a Kind of Hush," he appeared in films, TV shows, and Broadway productions. Collaborated with David Bowie and produced for others. Host of VH1's My Generation and continues to tour, engaging fans with his lively performances and charm.

The Lovin' Spoonful, formed in 1965 by John Sebastian and Zal Yanovsky, were key in challenging the British Invasion with hits like "Do You Believe in Magic?" and "Summer in the City." Known for melodic, cheery folk-rock, they rose to fame with Sebastian's unique songwriting and collaborations. The band's success waned post-1967 after drug scandals; Sebastian departed in 1968. Jerry Yester joined later. Despite challenges, the band remains iconic in '60s rock history.

Chris Ruggiero, known for reviving 50s-70s rock and roll, rose to fame on PBS-TV. He captivates audiences with a nostalgic style, performing in Las Vegas, NYC, Miami, and Cleveland alongside Rock & Roll Hall of Famers, bringing timeless classics to life.