Herman's Hermits

Herman's Hermits was a British rock band in the 1960s, formed in Manchester, England in 1963 (see 1963 in music). Part of the British Invasion, their trademark simple and non-threatening and clean-cut "boys next door" image made them easier to listen to and more accessible than other British Invasion bands.

Discography

Herman's Hermits 45's

• August 1964 — "I'm Into Something Good"
• November 1964 — "Show Me Girl"
• January 1965 — "Can?t You Hear My Heartbeat"
• February 1965 — "Silhouettes"
• April 1965 — "Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter"
• April 1965 — "Wonderful World"
• July 1965 — "I'm Henery the Eighth, I Am"
• September 1965 — "Just A Little Bit Better"
• December 1965 — "A Must To Avoid"
• February 1966 — "Listen People"
• March 1966 — "You Won?t Be Leaving"
• April 1966 — "Leaning On A Lamp Post"
• June 1966 — "This Door Swings Both Ways"
• October 1966 — "Dandy"
• October 1966 — "No Milk Today"
• December 1966 — "East West"
• February 1967 — "There?s A Kind Of Hush"
• June 1967 — "Don?t Go Out Into The Rain"
• January 1968 — "I Can?t Take Or Leave Your Loving"
• May. 1968 — "Sleepy Joe"
• July 1968 — "Sunshine Girl"
• December 1968 — "Something?s Happening"
• April 1969 — "My Sentimental Friend"
• November 1969 — "Here Comes The Star"
• February 1970 — "Years May Come, Years May Go"
• May 1970 — "Bet Yer Life I Do"
• November 1970 — "Lady Barbara"

Albums

• 1965 — Introducing Herman's Hermits
• 1965 — Their Second Album! Herman's Hermits On Tour
• 1965 — Herman's Hermits
• 1965 — British Go Go
• 1966 — Hold On!
• 1966 — Both Sides of Herman's Hermits
• 1966 — Again
• 1966 — Lucky 13
• 1967 — There's a Kind of Hush All Over the World
• 1967 — Blaze
• 1967 — X15
• 1996 — No Milk Today
• 1997 — Greatest Hits
• 1997 — I'm Into Something Good
• 2000 — Greatest Hits Live
• 2001 — Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter

In 2004 EMI began releasing numerous Herman's Hermits compilations featuring many rare tracks such as "Marcel's" penned by Hopwood, Leckenby and Graham Gouldman and "Take Love Give Love" penned by Noone.

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