Gary Puckett & The Union Gap were a 1960s vocal group who became famous for their melodic pop and rock music. The group formed in 1967 and released their first single, Woman, Woman, the same year. They reached the highlight of their career in 1968 with their version of Young Girl, which hit the No. 2 spot on the Billboard Hot 100. During their peak, they scored four Top 10 singles and four Top 20 albums. They made a total of five albums during their time together before disbanding in 1970. Puckett's velvet voice was the key factor to the band's success, and his singing style was later an inspiration for many other pop musicians.