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ARTIE AND THE PINK CATILLACS. Led by [[MENTZ, Artie|Artie MENTZ]] the band was an opening act for the Dave Clark 5, Grass Roots, Loving Spoonful, The Turtles, Gary Pucket, Gary Lewis & the Playboys,and The Diamonds, and The Vogues. | ARTIE AND THE PINK CATILLACS. Led by [[MENTZ, Artie|Artie MENTZ]] the band was an opening act for the Dave Clark 5, Grass Roots, Loving Spoonful, The Turtles, Gary Pucket, Gary Lewis & the Playboys,and The Diamonds, and The Vogues. | ||
The four piece group consisting of guitar, bass, drums, and percussions played favorites from the 50s,60s and some 70s. Artie also did an "Elvis Show" featuring the group, or by himself | The four piece group consisting of guitar, bass, drums, and percussions played favorites from the 50s,60s and some 70s. Artie also did an "Elvis Show" featuring the group, or by himself. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:33, 28 November 2020
ARTIE AND THE PINK CATILLACS. Led by Artie MENTZ the band was an opening act for the Dave Clark 5, Grass Roots, Loving Spoonful, The Turtles, Gary Pucket, Gary Lewis & the Playboys,and The Diamonds, and The Vogues.
The four piece group consisting of guitar, bass, drums, and percussions played favorites from the 50s,60s and some 70s. Artie also did an "Elvis Show" featuring the group, or by himself.
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