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Everyone was really good but the Stylistics were on too long. They sang a lot of songs I never heard and I heard them all. It started to sound like one long song. Other than that it was a good show.
Good show. A bit too long. 4 hours. too many equipment charnges
This was truly an incredible show! The music was fantastic, the groups sounded great and the venue was perfect.
Loved the show. The Juniors, Lou Christie, Gary Lewis, Stytlistics, Drifters were all great. Russell Thomkins and Lou Christie can still hit those high notes.
we enjoyed every song Gary played. He hasn't missed a step as an entertainer. I think he is one of the greatest groups to ever play
Enjoyed the music fun and upbeat sang and brought back wonderful memories
Gary put on one of the most entertaining shows I have witnessed in a long tim! The man still has it!
we attended the 3:00pm performance and had a great time!! Gary is just a super likable person and we knew every single song! thouroughly enjoyed this event!
Two of my favorite 60s performers combined to put on a brilliant show at B.B. King's Blues Club in NYC on 10/09/11. Billy J. Kramer may no longer be able to hit the high notes but his voice was in good shape and he thrilled the crowd with his catalogue of hits, almost all of which were Lennon-McCartney "castoffs." Gary Lewis ran through his catalogue of big hits, too, and he was in truly fine form. While Gary Lewis, even in his heyday, never had that great voice, he can still carry a tune and he sounded as good as ever, too. Whether they were performing solo or singing together, both artists showed that they are still great showmen. Kramer seemed a bit nervous throughout his set but Gary Lewis was the consummate musical performer. A good...no, no, a GREAT time was had by all.
Billy j can still rock!!! Great show,great band liberty is a hard hitter on drums
I brought four guests: my girlfriend and her daughter (30); my daughter (26); and a British friend (70). Everybody had a great time and really loved the BB King venue. I'm familiar with British Invasion retros and I particularly like listening to Frank Annunziata.
Played all of thier greats hits and a very good selection of cover songs.Gary Lewis was comfortable with the crowd and seemed right at home on stage.
It was a rockin' party!!!! There should have been a dance floor............no one could sit still!!! Please bring them back. A totally awesome event!
I did feel like time was standing still in the 60's for me. Gary Lewis and the Playboys was my oldest brother's favorite group and I remember listening to them all the time because he could afford to buy albums but I couldn't so I really got into this group. My brother now lives in Indianapolis and when I saw that they were coming here, I bought the tickets and called my brother and told him to come for the concert.... and he did, and we had a GREAT time. Although the "Playboys" are not the originals, they put their own originality on whatever they sang. Enthusiastic, energenic, talented are a few adjectives that would describe every member of this group and it showed in every facet of their performance.
Great show! Great crowd! Great time! Gary is a great musician with a great personality. He learned his excellent showmanship from the best, his father. Gary had a very talented backup band which he nicely showcased individually. His playlist was superb, however, I would have liked that he included "Jill".
The show was awesome. I got the tickets for my mother for her birthday and she really enjoyed herself. Gary is a awesome performer and the members of his band are amazing! They sounded great and were very down to earth and appreciative of their Fans at the meet and greet. Overall it was a great performance and they made my Moms day :)
I love listening to the Playboys and Gary Lewis. They are a high energy 60's group who are not only great players but have tight harmonies!! I highly recommend seeing this group when they are in a town near you. I especially like all the energy the band has on stage. Gary tells funny stories and involves the audience in the show!
Gary Lewis and the Playboys put on an outstanding performance Fridiay night at the Red Robinson Theatre. The band was tight and the hits flowed one after another. We also liked the clips shown on the screen before and during the show with his Dad, Jerry Lewis. The Liverpool Invasion band including Billy J Kramer, Joey Molland of Badfinger and Terry Sylvester of the Hollies performed oustanding sets featuring songs from each group. Overall we had a fabulous time reliving the 60's.
It was fun listening to the old music from the sixties. Brought back childhood memories from that era
