Tag: Herman’s Hermits
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The article surveys obscure 1960s garage, beat, soul and psychedelic records, highlighting overlooked singles, rare versions and superior B-sides. It discusses artists including Chris Farlowe, Paul and Barry Ryan, Q65, The Hunters, Grapefruit and The Bystanders, while noting chart failures,…
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The piece surveys obscure 1960s British garage, folk-rock and psychedelic recordings, celebrating overlooked singles, flipsides and unreleased material. It highlights artists including Herman’s Hermits, Manfred Mann, Svensk, Art, Dantalian’s Chariot and The Attack, while tracing failed releases, later rediscoveries, influential…
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Herman’s Hermits’ 1967 album Blaze represents an unexpectedly adventurous turn, blending British pop, psychedelia, country and inventive arrangements. Highlights include “Moonshine Man”, “Museum”, “Busy Line” and “Upstairs, Downstairs”. Although issued mainly for export and largely overlooked in Britain, the album…
