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1.
Which English city do Herman's Hermits originate from? |
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Who "discovered" and produced Herman's Hermits? |
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3.
In August 1964 Herman's Hermits released their first track which went straight to number one in the U.K. and provided a passport into America. Which song was this? |
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After their first, Herman's Hermits never had another U.K. number one, although they did have two U.S. number ones. What were these two number ones in America? |
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5.
"Mrs. Brown You've Got a Lovely Daughter" was a 1968 feature film starring Herman's Hermits. But who or what was Mrs. Brown? |
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6.
Herman's Hermits recorded "Mrs. Brown You've Got a Lovely Daughter" as an afterthought in two takes. The lead guitarist muted his guitar to create an almost ukelele like sound. Who was this highly accomplished guitarist/band member? |
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7.
Peter Noone was also a child actor. In which British "soap" did he appear in playing the character Stanley Fairclough? |
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Which 1966 track was released in the U.S.A. that is perhaps more associated with George Formby on his ukelele? |
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9.
What was the Christian name line-up of Herman's Hermits? |
Peter, John, Roger, Keith and Peter
Peter, George, Paul, John and Richard
Peter, Derek, Karl, Barry and Keith
Peter, Charlie, Keith, Mick and Ron
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10.
Peter Noone had just one solo hit with a version of a David Bowie song released in 1971. It reached number 12 in the U.K. Which song was this? |
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