Name: The Very Best of Herman's Hermits [ABKCO]
Brand: ABKCO Records
SKU: 24149280
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The Very Best of Herman's Hermits [ABKCO]

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Album: The Very Best of Herman's Hermits [ABKCO]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	There's A Kind Of Hush	More Info...
2)	I'm Into Something Good	More Info...
3)	Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter	More Info...
4)	I'm Henry The VII, I Am	More Info...
5)	Can't You Hear My Heartbeat	More Info...
6)	Silhouettes	More Info...
7)	No Milk Today	More Info...
8)	Listen People	More Info...
9)	(What A) Wonderful World	More Info...
10)	A Must To Avoid	More Info...

Album: The Very Best of Herman's Hermits [ABKCO]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	There's A Kind Of Hush	More Info...
2)	I'm Into Something Good	More Info...
3)	Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter	More Info...
4)	I'm Henry The VII, I Am	More Info...
5)	Can't You Hear My Heartbeat	More Info...
6)	Silhouettes	More Info...
7)	No Milk Today	More Info...
8)	Listen People	More Info...
9)	(What A) Wonderful World	More Info...
10)	A Must To Avoid	More Info...

Performer Notes

Discovered by Mickie Most, who never felt it was really worth the time to let a band learn a song when session players could nail it in one take, Herman's Hermits were placed in a creative straitjacket right from the start in the mid-'60s. With Peter Noone's vocals and cuddly, non-threatening presence out in front of it all, the Hermits brand sold a lot of singles with a bright, bubbly sound that seemed a bit like Buddy Holly bumped a decade forward. Nothing was very innovative, but the best of those singles actually hold up pretty well these days, including "There's a Kind of Hush," "I'm into Something Good," "Can't You Hear My Heartbeat," "A Must to Avoid," and, depending on one's point of view, "Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter." No feathers were ever ruffled. This brief ten-song set has all of these hits, along with "Silhouettes" and "(What A) Wonderful World" and three others, and -- aside from lacking the group's interesting cover of Donovan's "Museum" -- makes for a quick and no-filler history of the Hermits' essential tracks. ~ Steve Leggett