50th Anniversary Anthology

Description

During a recording career that began in 1964 and spanned seven eventful years, Herman's Hermits recorded more than 30 chart entries worldwide. Led by singer Peter Noone, they became one of the most successful acts in the beat music revolution. Although extremely popular in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Holland, Australia, Japan and the Philippines, their legacy has never been fully documented until now. This compilation, produced and compiled by the respected producer Ron Furmanek, a Grammy nominee, brings together more than 60 of Herman's Hermits’ classic recordings, as well as demos, early true stereo mixes and fleeting sessions, making it a unique audio anthology of its kind. Highlights include I'm Into Something Good, Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter, Can't You't You Hear My Heartbeat, Wonderful World, Just A Little Bit Better, Listen People, A Must To Avoid, Hold On!, Leaning on a Lamppost, This Door Swings Both Ways, Dandy, No Milk Today, East-West, There's A Kind Of Hush, Museum, I Can Take Or Leave Your Loving, Sleepy Joe, Sunshine Girl, My Sentimental Friend and Something's Happening.