Gary is an accomplished musician who hails from Memphis in the state of Tennessee in the United States.

Because of his time spent performing with The Box Tops, Gary has a significant amount of fame. At the Sounds of Memphis Studio and later at Universal Studios,

both located in Memphis, he performed alongside other musicians such as Jerry Butler, Billy Lee Riley, Hank Ballard, and Ace Cannon. He also played at Universal Studios.

After establishing a solid reputation with The Box Tops, Gary decided to seek a career in the music industry in Atlanta, which is home to a larger music market.

In 1972, he traveled to that region and went on tour with a variety of performers, including Pat Boone, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Dobie Gray, Freda Payne, and Billy Joe Royal, amongst others.

In the video that follows, you will get a glimpse of Gary’s musical upbringing, which is rather impressive.

They sing ‘One Day At A Time’ together on stage as his mother Nita Talley, who is 93 years old, is also there.

Gary’s birthday is August 17th, and he was born in Memphis, Tennessee, in the United States. In 1981,

he made the trip to Nashville, where he recorded with notable artists such as Willie Nelson, Tammy Wynette, and a great number of other talented musicians.

He is responsible for the composition of songs that were later performed and released by artists like as Keith Whitley, The Box Tops, James Cotton, T. G. Sheppard, Fish Heads & Rice, and others.

The Box Tops founder Gary Talley was honored with induction into the Memphis Music Hall of Fame on November 1, 2018, for his contributions to the band.

An extraordinary accomplishment for any musician. You may watch Gary play ‘His Hand In Mine’ once more with his mother and his good friend Belinda Lee Leslie in the video that is located underneath this one.

After the untimely passing of The Box Tops lead singer Alex Chilton in 2010, the other members of the band, including Gary, took a hiatus from performing together for a period of six years.

Gary stayed close friends with Bill Cunningham, the original bass player for the group, and in 2016, the two of them reformed the band and started traveling once more.

On March 1, 2010, he became a member of YouTube and launched his own channel. Since he first started posting movies, the total number of times his videos have been viewed has risen to almost 225,000.

In the video that can be found below, Gary, Nita, and Leslie can be seen giving another performance. The song ‘Could I Have This Dancem‘ is covered this time around.