Biography

Though they were often discounted as a teenybopper bubblegum group, Herman's Hermits were a significant part of the mid-1960s British Invasion scene. While their early hits trafficked in a bouncy, music-hall-influenced sound, they scaled greater heights not long after, turning out tracks that stood up well alongside such peers as the Kinks and the Dave Clark Five. Singer Peter Noone, a natural-born teen heartthrob, inevitably went solo (and even made a credible stab at New Wave/power-pop years later as leader of the Tremblers).

Top Tracks

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• A Must To Avoid

• Can't You Hear My Heartbeat

• Dandy

• East West

• Got A Feeling

• Hold On

• I Can Take Or Leave Your Loving

• I'm Henry The Eighth I Am

• I'm Henry The Viii, I Am

• I'm Into Something Good

• Last Bus Home

• Listen People

• Marcel's

• Moonshine Man

• Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter

• Mrs. Brown, You've Got A Lovely Daughter

• Museum

• No Milk Today

• Silhouettes

• There's A Kind Of Hush

• There's A Kind Of Hush (all Over The World)

• There's A Kind Of Hush All Over The World

• Upstairs, Downstairs

• Wild Love

• Wonderful World

Discography

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• 3 for 3: Herman's Hermits, The Searchers & Tommy Roe

  St. Clair / 3 for 3

  1997

• X15

  Columbia

  1967

• Lucky 13

  Columbia

  1966

• Again

  Columbia

  1966

• Their Second Album! Herman's Hermits on Tour

  MGM

  1965

• Introducing Herman's Hermits

  MGM

  1965