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Herman's Hermits
The British beat boom of the 1960s was firmly rooted in the Merseybeat sound of
Liverpool, but Herman's Hermits emerged from rival city Manchester to present a
cheery, clean-cut, more family-orientated alternative. It worked, too, when they
went to Number 1 in the UK (and Number 13 in the US) with their upbeat cover of
the Goffin-King song I'm Into Something Good. It was to be their only
chart-topper, although there were plenty of other hits like Can't You Hear My
Heartbeat, There's A Kind Of Hush (later covered by The Carpenters), Silhouettes
and No Milk Today; while they underl...
I'm Into Something GoodHerman's Hermits
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I'm Henry the VIII, I AmHerman's Hermits
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Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely DaughterHerman's Hermits
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There's A Kind Of Hush (All Over the World)Herman's Hermits
Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter
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Can't You Hear My HeartbeatHerman's Hermits
The Best Of Herman's Hermits
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End Of The WorldHerman's Hermits
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