Just saw him perform last year. They have really improved in musicianship over the years and Peter is still a great performer. He also got married very young and is still married to the same woman about 50 years later. That says a lot about a public figure!
I only wish I could have seen peter noone and Davy Jones when they performed on the same bill.a few years back , they are the cutest older guys I've ever seen.still so dang sexg !!! 💘 them both.... Rest in peace Davy 💘 🙏 🌹
Wife and I saw Peter and his current version of Hermans Hermits a little over a year ago. He did all his hits and there are a lot. Still recognizeable. Talked to him a few minutes he signed autographs and let people take pictures.
As a teen, Herman's Hermits was the first group I ever spent my own money on to buy an album of...hilarious watching it on video almost 50-years later!
I went to a Teen Idols concert a few years ago or so that had Davy Jones, Bobby Sherman and Peter Noone. When it was Peter Noone's turn and he sang "Henry the 8th", he had each section say "H-e-n-r-y!" as loud as we could and I think my section was the loudest.
I am 65 and grew up in Chicago. I remember being in 6th grade and my teacher took us on boat ride, a paddle boat of all things. We danced and sang to this song, in all likely hood it was the twist. We sang the way he did. Little kids imitate what they hear. Thanks for the post, "I am Emery the eighth I am," yes I heard him say "Enery", not Henry. We loved it.... Thanks for the post and of course the memories.... Ghost!!!
What's great about this video is the fact that these guys had to know they were way out fashion at this point and yet they got up there and sold this goofy performance with their enthusiasm and commitment to being professionals.
@@gijsbertuslaurensvandevooren maybe they meant like their hair or clothes or something. And yes their music is classic but everybody doesn't feel the same you know?
Peter still puts on a great show. He is an entertainer who connects with the audience. He sings the hits, tells jokes, does some impressions of other singers (Mick, Davy Jones & Johnny Cash) and thankfully tours regularly.
His bit about Mick Jager being his dad is just hilarious every time I see it. Almost 20 years ago took my then 10 yr old daughter to see oldies concert and she fell in love with "Herman". Been many times since with her to see him perform. Says "I keep my best of CD our of sight at home but play it all the time when friends aren't around" Tommy James, Peter & Gordon, Cummings and may others were there but Herman and "H E N O R Y" is the one that stayed with her all these years later.
We've seen him for 10 years now at the Wisconsin State Fair...sometimes both shows! He's still adorable and a major crowd pleaser ❤. I leave every time with sore smiling muscles and a hoarse voice. Lol!
I've seen him twice in the past 15 years. He puts on a marvelous show! And with so much energy! Best show I've seen of my favorite singers/groups of the 60s/70s.
Shocked that Peter Noone and company, jamming as Herman's Hermits, was such an excellent 90 minutes of non-stop entertainment at Sugarhouse Casino in Philadelphia last night. Noone is charismatic, charming and remains a babe magnet at 71-years-old, with a crisp voice and an arsenal of non-stop, edgy and quick-witted humor. They did a set that included many of Herman's Hermits' hits, as well as covers from the Beatles, Bobby Riddell, The Clovers (Love Potion #9), and hits made famous by The Kinks (Dandy), Johnny Cash (Ring of Fire), The Monkees (Daydream Believer, and many, many more. Every number was a crowd pleaser. Noone's band includes a well seasoned string combo, an accurate drummer, and Cleveland's Rich Spina, formerly of many bands including Gary Lewis' Playboys, and his own well-known Ohio act. Spina handles keys, backing vocals, and dons a guitar for one song. After a busy concert week, like the old Dusty was apt to do, - seeing the Smashing Pumpkins, High Flying Birds, and AFI - I was seriously pleased at how Noone and his compadres kept the fans constantly singing along to nothing short of a stunning barrage of 1960s favorites. There's nothing left to say other than it's nothing short of highly recommendable. I shot about 45 minutes of video before my phone gave out. But none of it came out as clear as this: ua-cam.com/video/4nwb_wYXW0c/v-deo.html (You're right, Candy Kelii. They are wonderful.)
I've been a big fan of Herman 's Hermits for almost 66 years. Saw them in concert one time and it was fantastic. Even got my picture taken with Peter Noone, with his arm around me . Thought I was gonna drop to the floor. 😊 😊
Herman's Hermits with Peter Noone is currently doing concerts in Branson,Branson is good about bringing the originals back for concerts. Have so farseen Frankie Avalon, Fabian, Bobby Rydell, Andy Williams, Paul Revere (who has since passed) Johnny Mathis, etc. (These are not tribute band, they are the originals. Tommy James and the Shondells were just recently in Branson.Prices are reasonable, seats are great. Check it out. Wife and I (both getting close to that 80 Mark) Go whenever any of the oldies groups are there. We live in Kansas, about 300 mi away
I didn't either at grant park in Chicago when two men lifted my girlfriends and I up on the stage. I suppose the men thought we were cute. We were about 14 years old or thereabout.. Then Gracie Slick came out and sang ... it was the late '60's White rabbit. Somebody to love. Jefferson Airplane. . a lot you little shitheads weren't even born yet.
Turn-of-the-century London music hall star, Harry Champion! made this a hit. Whoever thought to speed it and rock it up deserves a huge round of applause.👏👏👏👏👏👏 Harry is right here on YT BTW🇬🇧 Beautiful hair here😁
Jimmy Page didn't play on all of them. He did play on Silhouette and a few others. Lek played on most of their U.S. hits. And yes, Hopwood seems to be the only person I've heard that can play the banjo style muted guitar part on Mrs. Brown, a signature part.
Wow, this is almost as good as the studio recordings, if different. Fun fact: Peter Noone has said that "Mrs. Brown, You've Got A Lovely Daughter" was well known to a lot of local British bands in the 60s and that these bands would often perform it at girls' birthday parties while substituting the girl's last name for "Mrs. Brown."
Oh wow,1973! I just graduated from high school. Peter was so cute with his long blonde hair & had a toothy smile. It's my first time to watch this here & I'm so happy. Jan 20,2021
You sure notice a lot of young ladies in the audience. Peter Noone is a real heart throb.He captured girls hearts with his little boy looks and obvious sense of fun.
I literally bumped into him at Disney's Epcot Pavillion in 2007. I said "I know you!" And he said "hang on a second!" He had just run up the stairs from the stage where he was performing, turned around and ran back down and I had no idea what was going on. It was hilarious.
That was the genius of it... selling stupid old pub songs to the Yanks during the British Invasion, and making a fortune from it. Hilarious. _Leaning on a Lamp Post_ was a top ten hit, for god’s sake.
Honestly with the long hair, these songs seem even more novelty then they did before. before they just seemed cute. now they seemed goofy. but i like it.
A lot of bands did novelty songs with long hair in that time period who were considered "cute", often part of the Glam Rock scene in the UK. Peter Noone was young enough in the 60's to have fit right in 1973
В 60 годы эти парни были популярными.Милые песенки, все внешне очень симпатичные, приятный и не злобный юмор Питера покорял всех. Словом было все отлично. А вот "Молока не было!"
I was ages 4-6 when a lot of the 1960's bubble gum rock was new.I liked Her man's Hermits 'Mrs.Brown' song & 'I'm into something good', of that group.Wow, Peter sure had a strong accent, more so when singing about Mrs. Brown's daughter.LOL.The USA had tons of good 1960's & early bubble gum rock.I refer to it as 'feel good music'.
I still do not understand why the original "Hermans Hermits" could not have kicked on well into the 70's. They were good quality artists who I believe could have adapted to the changing music trends.
They were getting screwed over , Mickey Most the Hermit's producer did not treat them very well .He would use studio session men and things such as that , to upset them.Also there was an issue of money , not being divided in a fair manner. In the end they were all just tired of Peter .
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Peter Noone and Herman's hermits outsold the Beatles and Stones in the 60's no one talks about that I love Peter Noone he's still touring everywhere October 2022 my favorite 60's band ever 🤩👏👏👏🌟🤩🎤🎵🎶❤️🌟
No one talks about them selling more albums than the Beatles because it didn't happen. They sold a lot, but not more than the Beatles, who sold 300 million records by 1969.
Hermans Hermits first released Henry the Eighth in 1965. So when they were playing it here in 1973, it wasn't hip anymore. Thus the lackluster reception of the audience.
A bit of an aberration. Noone had left the band a couple of years earlier, and was only back briefly at this point. Bassist Karl Green, lead guitarist Derek Leckenby (RIP), drummer Barry Whitwam and (at this point) John Gaughan on rhythm guitar had persevered quite well on their own, recording prolifically for RCA Victor, including the groundbreaking Whale Of A Tale album. Soon after, Noone was gone again, Gaughan was succeeded by the great Frank Renshaw (ex-Toggery Five) and Karl Green took his rightful place as front man. Having seen them dozens of times during that period, I can readily attest that the they were the best live band on the planet for the remainder of the 1970s.
Good fun, this! I can't believe I can still sing along with both songs. Wouldn't it be crazy if you were in the audience and recognized yourself while watching this? Especially if you were the girl who was chewing gum with her mough open?
This was taped in the summer of 73 at NBC Studios in Burbank ,a suburb of Los Angeles.The only person missing is Kieth Hopwood on rhythm guitar of the original Hermits.Herman (Peter) was 26 years old here and had been married for 2 years .
Note that this is the 1973 lineup. The group split up in 1971. Lead guitarist Derek"Lek" Leckenby and drummer Barry Whitwam toured with their own version of "Herman's Hermits". After lawsuits, the courts judged both groups could use the name if the leader's name was used in the name ( i.e."Peter Noone's Herman;s Hermits).
John, a highschool friend of mine played bass in the Hermits on US tours, he did it for years. Not sure what version of what group but I know they opened a lot of really big shows, as well as playing local bars around the country, whatever they could book I guess. My friend, also a Kevin, just passed away in 2020. Great guy :)
Hello, I saw the Herman Hermits in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina at the Show at the Holiday Inn....this was years ago.....John Steelman from North Carolina.
sure brings back memories of going to teen dances at the local community centre. the DJ would play this to get us up on the floor. ..worked every time.😄
This video midnight special live with Herman's hermit is amazing I ❤️ this song Henry eighth and Mrs Brown you got a lovely daughter song is amazing introduce by Barry Gibb is very wonderful to me and this enjoyed it so much absolutely incredible but is very good 😊 songs I ever seen in the world
And this group small faces is fantastic when they Sing Itchycoo Park song is amazing groovy music because is very awesome though especially Steve Marriott start sing is very impressive I really miss him so much I enjoyed celebrate His birthday Brenna from Wbz News too
Also sounds awesome though especially since there are so great 😊 of course is not quite bad also ❤️ that about Herman's hermit group because they can sing together
And doesn't Johnny Be Goode sound just like Louis Jordan - Ain`t That Just Like A Woman which was written 9 years before. Chuck Berry obviously "borrowed" it and much more of the tune. The opening riff is note for note identical. It's on UA-cam if you want to check it out.
Hiro 928 It should. Chuck Berry, Little Richard were the idols of so many from the British Invasion. Pat Boone was the white cover for many of the black artists in the 50’s
Herman's Hermits were just a prolific feel-good British invasion band. Incidentally, at the 2:51 mark, this is one of the prettiest girls you'll ever see.
I always loved seeing 50's and 60's artists in the 70's...lots of hair and gaudy clothes....kinda like the 70's guys who were all hairy cleaned themselves up in the 80's...
This show also had Gerry and The Pacemakers on it as well, Peter(Herman)Noone was an old man by now in this video 26. People were hungry for a return of this music, Herman did the rounds that summer with the Hermits and alone on Merv Griffin and Sonny and Cher, also throughout North America and were the favourites on the bill. I think they would of made a fantastic comeback, perhaps with a new single since they were so well liked ,but , Peter it turns out renegotiated the contract for more money, for himself behind the Hermits back's .
they are my top number one...no one else.....and he really enjoy.....but people should always keep younger face as much as possible .......because its really shock when i watch their old face.......i can not believe he is peter anyway his golden hair no change ......thanks ....but i spent six monthes to make sure he is my favor singer. no one else....no cheat and no joke ......because i only saw his photo on the cover and never knew when i see his real moving will be different feeling totally .... before i was listen their singing from our radio
I would play this song over and over until my Dad would bang on my door and yell "Enough!" Then I'd put on Tom Jone,s "She's a Lady"......same thing lol.
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Just saw him perform last year. They have really improved in musicianship over the years and Peter is still a great performer. He also got married very young and is still married to the same woman about 50 years later. That says a lot about a public figure!
I only wish I could have seen peter noone and Davy Jones when they performed on the same bill.a few years back , they are the cutest older guys I've ever seen.still so dang sexg !!! 💘 them both.... Rest in peace Davy 💘 🙏 🌹
....the only person in that band you saw from the original band... is Peter. lol
David Gates, member of Bread - same thing. A very fine man.
he was 26 in 1973
That is impressive!
Keeping in mind that, even though this was pretty well past the Hermits peak, Peter Noone was still only 25 years old.
And they are still jamming. 2 people I know from Cleveland are playing with them.
@Matthew Reichlin Peter Noone had 5 albums out as Herman's Hermits by the time he was 15 years old.
@@robmettler2548 I played with Peter in The Tremblers 1980 he is a fine person
John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin played with them at one point.
@@pawelkuczera ....I think he just produced No Milk Today.
Wow, Peter Noone just oozes with charisma, doesn't he! Thanks for posting this! Superb!!
Wife and I saw Peter and his current version of Hermans Hermits a little over a year ago. He did all his hits and there are a lot. Still recognizeable. Talked to him a few minutes he signed autographs and let people take pictures.
As a teen, Herman's Hermits was the first group I ever spent my own money on to buy an album of...hilarious watching it on video almost 50-years later!
Oh, man ,I loved Herman's Hermits. First album I bought too, was probably 14
I'm Into Something Good was the first ever 45 I ever got for myself. I was 6 years old.
Me too. Saw them many many times. Miss those days.
These cats were just flat out having fun. You know the way music is supposed to be
I went to a Teen Idols concert a few years ago or so that had Davy Jones, Bobby Sherman and Peter Noone. When it was Peter Noone's turn and he sang "Henry the 8th", he had each section say "H-e-n-r-y!" as loud as we could and I think my section was the loudest.
I am 65 and grew up in Chicago. I remember being in 6th grade and my teacher took us on boat ride, a paddle boat of all things. We danced and sang to this song, in all likely hood it was the twist. We sang the way he did. Little kids imitate what they hear. Thanks for the post, "I am Emery the eighth I am," yes I heard him say "Enery", not Henry. We loved it.... Thanks for the post and of course the memories.... Ghost!!!
What's great about this video is the fact that these guys had to know they were way out fashion at this point and yet they got up there and sold this goofy performance with their enthusiasm and commitment to being professionals.
Out of fashion? Classic!
@@gijsbertuslaurensvandevooren maybe they meant like their hair or clothes or something. And yes their music is classic but everybody doesn't feel the same you know?
In the early 60's, we kids in grammar school use to sing this song Henry VIII on the school bus. Driving the school bus driver nuts. 🤣
try singing the song that never ends off key it really drives people nuts
We sang Henry the 8th in the back of the station wagon driving to DTW to take or pick up Granma coming or going to Scotland. Pity the adults!
I love hermans hermits! They bring back great memories of the 1960s!!
Peter still puts on a great show. He is an entertainer who connects with the audience. He sings the hits, tells jokes, does some impressions of other singers (Mick, Davy Jones & Johnny Cash) and thankfully tours regularly.
Well Peter Noone DID get permission to sing songs by Johnny Cash and The Monkees
His bit about Mick Jager being his dad is just hilarious every time I see it.
Almost 20 years ago took my then 10 yr old daughter to see oldies concert and she fell in love with "Herman". Been many times since with her to see him perform. Says "I keep my best of CD our of sight at home but play it all the time when friends aren't around"
Tommy James, Peter & Gordon, Cummings and may others were there but Herman and "H E N O R Y" is the one that stayed with her all these years later.
We've seen him for 10 years now at the Wisconsin State Fair...sometimes both shows! He's still adorable and a major crowd pleaser ❤. I leave every time with sore smiling muscles and a hoarse voice. Lol!
I've seen him twice in the past 15 years. He puts on a marvelous show! And with so much energy! Best show I've seen of my favorite singers/groups of the 60s/70s.
Shocked that Peter Noone and company, jamming as Herman's Hermits, was such an excellent 90 minutes of non-stop entertainment at Sugarhouse Casino in Philadelphia last night.
Noone is charismatic, charming and remains a babe magnet at 71-years-old, with a crisp voice and an arsenal of non-stop, edgy and quick-witted humor.
They did a set that included many of Herman's Hermits' hits, as well as covers from the Beatles, Bobby Riddell, The Clovers (Love Potion #9), and hits made famous by The Kinks (Dandy), Johnny Cash (Ring of Fire), The Monkees (Daydream Believer, and many, many more. Every number was a crowd pleaser.
Noone's band includes a well seasoned string combo, an accurate drummer, and Cleveland's Rich Spina, formerly of many bands including Gary Lewis' Playboys, and his own well-known Ohio act. Spina handles keys, backing vocals, and dons a guitar for one song.
After a busy concert week, like the old Dusty was apt to do, - seeing the Smashing Pumpkins, High Flying Birds, and AFI - I was seriously pleased at how Noone and his compadres kept the fans constantly singing along to nothing short of a stunning barrage of 1960s favorites. There's nothing left to say other than it's nothing short of highly recommendable.
I shot about 45 minutes of video before my phone gave out. But none of it came out as clear as this: ua-cam.com/video/4nwb_wYXW0c/v-deo.html
(You're right, Candy Kelii. They are wonderful.)
Saw Peter a few years ago. He's an excellent entertainer and very personable on stage - makes you feel like he's your best buddy.
I saw him 3 times, and I totally agree!
I've been a big fan of Herman 's Hermits for almost 66 years. Saw them in concert one time and it was fantastic. Even got my picture taken with Peter Noone, with his arm around me . Thought I was gonna drop to the floor. 😊 😊
Herman's Hermits with Peter Noone is currently doing concerts in Branson,Branson is good about bringing the originals back for concerts. Have so farseen Frankie Avalon, Fabian, Bobby Rydell, Andy Williams, Paul Revere (who has since passed) Johnny Mathis, etc. (These are not tribute band, they are the originals. Tommy James and the Shondells were just recently in Branson.Prices are reasonable, seats are great. Check it out. Wife and I (both getting close to that 80 Mark) Go whenever any of the oldies groups are there. We live in Kansas, about 300 mi away
They were the first concert I saw at the rose bowl in L A 1964 opening band was loving spoonful. Where did the years go?
@@temeculajoe How was the sound , back then?
How 66 years? They were formed in 1964, which is 58 years ago now, bearing in mind that comment was 3 years ago, you're making it almost 70 years!
@@temeculajoe How I wish I knew the answer to that question b/c I feel the same….ah, me!
Love those clean cuts 60’s bands going full on 70’s .
that crowd does not realize how lucky they were!!
I didn't either at grant park in Chicago when two men lifted my girlfriends and I up on the stage. I suppose the men thought we were cute. We were about 14 years old or thereabout.. Then Gracie Slick came out and sang ... it was the late '60's White rabbit. Somebody to love. Jefferson Airplane. . a lot you little shitheads weren't even born yet.
@@Imissthepostoffice Wow, great story! Yes, I lived through those awesome times, those "dunderheads" will never know, and have no inkling of!!
Rather listen to the STONES
then go
Love it. From the old Aussie.
Turn-of-the-century London music hall star, Harry Champion! made this a hit. Whoever thought to speed it and rock it up deserves a huge round of applause.👏👏👏👏👏👏
Harry is right here on YT BTW🇬🇧
Beautiful hair here😁
Lek was one of the most sadly under rated guitarists of the British Invasion.
They had Jimmy Page play on the Hermit's LPs. What a bunch of crap. It doesn't feel right that Keith Hopwood is not in the lineup here.
Jimmy Page didn't play on all of them. He did play on Silhouette and a few others. Lek played on most of their U.S. hits. And yes, Hopwood seems to be the only person I've heard that can play the banjo style muted guitar part on Mrs. Brown, a signature part.
I just read Derek Leckenby has passed so sorry to here this . RIP Derek Leckenby !
Derek Leckenby was a super great lead guitarist !!!
Brett Lowden ik
Memories of long ago when we were all young an beautiful!
Not a tat , to be found , the good old days .
Beautiful! Huh! When I was born my mom saw me and said "now I know why tigers eat their young!" I tell ya! No respect!!
Peter went to see Mrs. Brown when the daughter wasn't home. Mrs. Brown now has two daughters.
Met Mr Noone twice in Texas , what a talented fellow, a very nice guy! All the very best fine sir!
Wow, this is almost as good as the studio recordings, if different. Fun fact: Peter Noone has said that "Mrs. Brown, You've Got A Lovely Daughter" was well known to a lot of local British bands in the 60s and that these bands would often perform it at girls' birthday parties while substituting the girl's last name for "Mrs. Brown."
Oh wow,1973! I just graduated from high school. Peter was so cute with his long blonde hair & had a toothy smile. It's my first time to watch this here & I'm so happy. Jan 20,2021
I can remember Patty Duke singing this song on her show on The Patty Duke Show. Next to She Loves You by the Beatles, this song was everywhere.
You sure notice a lot of young ladies in the audience. Peter Noone is a real heart throb.He captured girls hearts with his little boy looks and obvious sense of fun.
brickclimber Agreed !!!
its 2018 and Peter Noone still looks younger than he is, and he still has a good sense of fun
@@sibbywoo He is 71.
OH come on, every successful singer has plenty of women who want him.
Yessa, he looks incredibly young here in the 70's.
Gracias por compartir buena Música Saludos de la colonia san José insurgentes Sur México,D.F.
omg he was so young Im a big fan love you peter
I love this more today than ever. I'm 62. and this was the first record I ever bought 🌄
Saw peter at goodlife Resort in Mesa AZ last spring. He is still just as cute as he was when we were in our teens !!!
I like Hermans Hermits great songs especially rhis one. I like Mrs. Brown you've got a lovely daughter.
I was 17 in 1973...loved them then and still love them....Mrs. Brown's song was a favorite.
cor! Me too!!
They were huge in 1965/1966 and merely seven years later people look at them like they're anicent relics.
I literally bumped into him at Disney's Epcot Pavillion in 2007. I said "I know you!" And he said "hang on a second!" He had just run up the stairs from the stage where he was performing, turned around and ran back down and I had no idea what was going on. It was hilarious.
I HEARD THOSE SONGS 80 YEARS AGO, AND THEY STILL SOUND GREAT.
Just a fun song.great
john alt think u mean 50 years
@@tonybarfridge4369 I’m Henry etc was an old music hall song
That was the genius of it... selling stupid old pub songs to the Yanks during the British Invasion, and making a fortune from it. Hilarious. _Leaning on a Lamp Post_ was a top ten hit, for god’s sake.
We all get older and remember all the good old songs and this is our Hermits thanks Boys
Honestly with the long hair, these songs seem even more novelty then they did before. before they just seemed cute. now they seemed goofy. but i like it.
That's part of the appeal to his concert. I saw him last week. not only was every song he did great, but in between songs you were laughing out loud.
A lot of bands did novelty songs with long hair in that time period who were considered "cute", often part of the Glam Rock scene in the UK. Peter Noone was young enough in the 60's to have fit right in 1973
HOW did I forget this one? We used to sing this over and over and over....
В 60 годы эти парни были популярными.Милые песенки, все внешне очень симпатичные, приятный и не злобный юмор Питера покорял всех. Словом было все отлично. А вот "Молока не было!"
I was ages 4-6 when a lot of the 1960's bubble gum rock was new.I liked Her man's Hermits 'Mrs.Brown' song & 'I'm into something good', of that group.Wow, Peter sure had a strong accent, more so when singing about Mrs. Brown's daughter.LOL.The USA had tons of good 1960's & early bubble gum rock.I refer to it as 'feel good music'.
I loved this song when I was a little kid, brings back my childhood. :o)
Me too!!
Great job on show
Great Song 🎵 of Peter Noone and band
Really great fantastic songs by a great singer and a band.not like all the crap that is out at the moment
FANTASTIC. I HAVE Not Heard HERMan's Hermits
FOR A Long time.
Peter is still touring and sounding better than ever!
I still do not understand why the original "Hermans Hermits" could not have kicked on well into the 70's. They were good quality artists who I believe could have adapted to the changing music trends.
They were getting screwed over , Mickey Most the Hermit's producer did not treat them very well .He would use studio session men and things such as that , to upset them.Also there was an issue of money , not being divided in a fair manner. In the end they were all just tired of Peter .
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lowteenの頃から、Merge/beatに夢中でした。
特に好きだったのは、Hermans Hermits Peter ＆ Gordon Hollys dave clark five shadowsです
Peter Noone is my Prince！
Prince 🇯🇵 🗻 🗾 🗻 👩
I think Henery the Eigth was one of my favorite songs as a very young lad.
Peter Noone and Herman's hermits outsold the Beatles and Stones in the 60's no one talks about that I love Peter Noone he's still touring everywhere October 2022 my favorite 60's band ever 🤩👏👏👏🌟🤩🎤🎵🎶❤️🌟
No one talks about them selling more albums than the Beatles because it didn't happen. They sold a lot, but not more than the Beatles, who sold 300 million records by 1969.
Hermans Hermits first released Henry the Eighth in 1965. So when they were playing it here in 1973, it wasn't hip anymore. Thus the lackluster reception of the audience.
Long live the adorable Peter Noon !!! Watching him reapetedly from Ca
I love 💘 all those songs they bring back such memories of my youth, I think Peter is my age,so that was many years ago.
Still great because legends last forever.
Love this!! He is so cute in this and love his hair💜💜😊😊
A bit of an aberration. Noone had left the band a couple of years earlier, and was only back briefly at this point. Bassist Karl Green, lead guitarist Derek Leckenby (RIP), drummer Barry Whitwam and (at this point) John Gaughan on rhythm guitar had persevered quite well on their own, recording prolifically for RCA Victor, including the groundbreaking Whale Of A Tale album. Soon after, Noone was gone again, Gaughan was succeeded by the great Frank Renshaw (ex-Toggery Five) and Karl Green took his rightful place as front man. Having seen them dozens of times during that period, I can readily attest that the they were the best live band on the planet for the remainder of the 1970s.
Fun to watch yes , but best live band????
@@Jay-vr9ir By the end of that decade, yes. I saw them live more than two dozen times during that period.
The Stones, The Who, Yes, and Keith Emerson disagree with you...
If someone wanted to know what the 60s sounded like this has to be it. Awesome simple love songs with that British accent.
This is in 1973 dummass
this is 60s music. The accent was exaggerated for Americans
Another Band Consideration for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame LEGENDS 2023.
I just saw Peter Noon do this live with the Happy Together tour in Lancaster PA June 22, 2019.
Memories of cute Peter Noone! Thanks.
Good fun, this! I can't believe I can still sing along with both songs. Wouldn't it be crazy if you were in the audience and recognized yourself while watching this? Especially if you were the girl who was chewing gum with her mough open?
those were the good old days of great singers and great music of yesteryear..
My wife and I see him at least twice a year here in Las Vegas. She's in love with him!!!
This was taped in the summer of 73 at NBC Studios in Burbank ,a suburb of Los Angeles.The only person missing is Kieth Hopwood on rhythm guitar of the original Hermits.Herman (Peter) was 26 years old here and had been married for 2 years .
Note that this is the 1973 lineup. The group split up in 1971. Lead guitarist Derek"Lek" Leckenby and drummer Barry Whitwam toured with their own version of "Herman's Hermits". After lawsuits, the courts judged both groups could use the name if the leader's name was used in the name ( i.e."Peter Noone's Herman;s Hermits).
It appears to me that Lek and Barry are playing here along with Karl on bass guitar. Keith is the only one missing from the original line-up.
John, a highschool friend of mine played bass in the Hermits on US tours, he did it for years. Not sure what version of what group but I know they opened a lot of really big shows, as well as playing local bars around the country, whatever they could book I guess. My friend, also a Kevin, just passed away in 2020. Great guy :)
One of my favorite songs. We need to lighten up and live. Political correctness is out of control.
Thanks I'll sleep better knowing that.
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Knock yourself out.
Hello, I saw the Herman Hermits in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina at the Show at the Holiday Inn....this was years ago.....John Steelman from North Carolina.
Peter Noon is just ADORABLE!!!!!!!
Definitely
I must admit, I like Peter's haircut in the 1965 video quite a bit more than the mop he's got here.
Love his accent, it's quintessentially British
It's MANCUNIAN
A big applause for the sensational Peter.
sure brings back memories of going to teen dances at the local community centre. the DJ would play this to get us up on the floor. ..worked every time.😄
I LOVE HERMAN'S HERMITS MUSIC!
PLEASE look, who announces this song
I remember this band as being great at a time I needed great.
This is better than anything today. Sorry, but I'm right.
This video midnight special live with Herman's hermit is amazing I ❤️ this song Henry eighth and Mrs Brown you got a lovely daughter song is amazing introduce by Barry Gibb is very wonderful to me and this enjoyed it so much absolutely incredible but is very good 😊 songs I ever seen in the world
And this group small faces is fantastic when they Sing Itchycoo Park song is amazing groovy music because is very awesome though especially Steve Marriott start sing is very impressive I really miss him so much I enjoyed celebrate His birthday Brenna from Wbz News too
Also sounds awesome though especially since there are so great 😊 of course is not quite bad also ❤️ that about Herman's hermit group because they can sing together
These old live videos seem to ignore Derek. He was an excellent guitarist. Seems like he got shit on a few times.
james geiger
Yea , no close up of Derek . I had to strain my eyes !
Blame Mickie Most , especially with the song Museum .
I Love the Oldies🥰❤👍
I was 20 when this was recorded, damn that was a long time ago.
Lamon hayhurst I was 21. I was 13 when Mrs Brown first came on.
well i got a chuckle from ya. i'm only 37 and love the herms.
@@TheSaltblock You do know that he does live on Facebook, he talks to his fans that is something special.
@@MrCurleymoe no and thats awesome! This will seem strange but this is the only form of social media im on.
Fantastic.............................they look great!
BONS TEMPOS DE MÚSICAS DE QUALIDADE.
I haven't heard this for the best part of half a century. Then I heard
"SECOND VERSE,
SAME AS THE FIRST"
- like I heard it this morning 😊
doesn't the intro to "Henry the 8th, I am" sound a bit like "Johnny Be Good"?
Yepper ! :)
I was thinking that as well
And doesn't Johnny Be Goode sound just like Louis Jordan - Ain`t That Just Like A Woman which was written 9 years before. Chuck Berry obviously "borrowed" it and much more of the tune. The opening riff is note for note identical. It's on UA-cam if you want to check it out.
@@DelTangBrav you know i never noticed that?!
Hiro 928 It should. Chuck Berry, Little Richard were the idols of so many from the British Invasion. Pat Boone was the white cover for many of the black artists in the 50’s
I played Henry the 8th i am on a jukebox at my sister's bar I call it my jam
It doesn’t matter what year He is a Great Performer and puts on a fun show
I remember watching their film. Mrs Brown was a lovely little dog as a matter of fact.
Every one was an enery,,,loved Herman's Hermits.
What a bunch of cuties in the audience! That cameraman sure knows how to pick them!
Herman's Hermits were just a prolific feel-good British invasion band. Incidentally, at the 2:51 mark, this is one of the prettiest girls you'll ever see.
I always loved seeing 50's and 60's artists in the 70's...lots of hair and gaudy clothes....kinda like the 70's guys who were all hairy cleaned themselves up in the 80's...
He started out looking like a Kennedy and ended up looking like Mick Jagger's little brother.
Love this song ❤
Peter Noone was a great entertainer and an even greater person.
Hardcore Falangist you mean IS. I just saw him last night, and he isn't showing signs of stopping at age 69. ❤ Peter! 😍
I just saw him in Las Vegas on Friday. He is still fantastic and looks great too!
King Cole
Peter Noon was even friends with late Great Brian Jones !
Connie Francis at Westbury Music Fair please
This show also had Gerry and The Pacemakers on it as well, Peter(Herman)Noone was an old man by now in this video 26. People were hungry for a return of this music, Herman did the rounds that summer with the Hermits and alone on Merv Griffin and Sonny and Cher, also throughout North America and were the favourites on the bill. I think they would of made a fantastic comeback, perhaps with a new single since they were so well liked ,but , Peter it turns out renegotiated the contract for more money, for himself behind the Hermits back's .
Even back then he had that backdrop. Now, the only diference is it has his name on it.
How many hits these guys had!
they are my top number one...no one else.....and he really enjoy.....but people should always keep younger face as much as possible .......because its really shock when i watch their old face.......i can not believe he is peter anyway his golden hair no change ......thanks ....but i spent six monthes to make sure he is my favor singer. no one else....no cheat and no joke ......because i only saw his photo on the cover and never knew when i see his real moving will be different feeling totally .... before i was listen their singing from our radio
Crazy to think all those young girls in the audience are now in their 60’s and 70’s.
Lol... but as a kid I bought their records and was thoroughly entertained...lol
Miss those old days...
ich liebe die alte musik, waren schöne zeiten :-)
I would play this song over and over until my Dad would bang on my door and yell "Enough!"
Then I'd put on Tom Jone,s "She's a Lady"......same thing lol.