Hermans Hermits
The
mid-60's music scene was dominated by British acts; three of which
became household names - The Beatles - The Rolling Stones and...Herman's
Hermits, one of the most successful groups throughout the world. From
their beginning in Manchester, England, on April 1st 1964, the band
has chalked up over 23 hit singles, 10 hit albums, three major movies
and countless television shows and concert tours all over the world
- to date they have total record sales of over 60 million.
Since 1971, and the departure
of Peter Noone to pursue a solo career in the entertainment business,
the group has never stopped. Original member Barry (the Bean) Whitwam,
has guided the band from strength to strength into one of the hardest
working acts in the business - they still average more than 200 one-night
stands per year - and reckon they maintain their stamina by having
an amazing sense of humour.
Their touring schedule
takes them to Germany, Belgium, Holland, the Scandinavian countries,
the USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand on a regular basis, and
they still find time to perform in their home country, packing in
the audiences at every venue and delighting them with their solid
musicianship, vocal ability and dynamic stage presence.
The 'Golden Oldies' still
make up a large part of their show - much to the enjoyment of their
fans, who can't resist singing along to Mrs Brown You've Got A
Lovely Daughter, Silhouettes, Dandy, Henry
VIII and others too numerous to mention.
From the Sixties, though
the Seventies and Eighties and into the Nineties Herman's Hermits
are still 'Into Something Good'.
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