Herman's Hermits - Hello Mary Lou / Sleepy Joe (Live at the BBC) video free download


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Uploaded: 2010/06/14

By request, two more Herman's Hermits' BBC recordings. The first one, Hello Mary Lou, was recorded exclusively for BBC, unreleased on disc. This Gene Pitney composition was released for the first time back in 1961 by Rick Nelson, in a double-A sided single with Traveling Man. Herman's Hermits' arrangement of this country hit is very similar to Rick's original, but played in the ever-enjoying Hermits way (reminds me of I Call Out Her Name, from Blaze). The second track presented here is the much known Sleepy Joe, but in a different live version. Note the complete ending, instead of the fade-out of the single version. I prefer this version than the released one, mainly because the bass and the drums have more punch. Hope you like it. Leonardo, Brazil. Credits: Hello Mary Lou (Pitney-Mangiaracina); Sleepy Joe (Carter-Lewis); Announcer: Brian Mathew (famous for hosting The Beatles' appearances on Saturday Club); From Top of the Pops, BBC, june 1968; Photos: www.hermanshermits.com

Comments

7 years ago

Sérgio Abib

Hello Mary Lou. Hello Peter Noone!

8 years ago

Jorge Plaza

Herman's voice is so melodious, high and deep at the time!

8 years ago

Nancy Bentley

I Understand. Grest song.........

8 years ago

sauquoit13456

On this day in 1973 {June 28th} the '1960's British Rock Invasion Revisited' concert was held at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto, Canada...The show featured Gerry and The Pacemakers, Wayne Fontana, the Searchers and Herman's Hermits...The last time that any of the four acts appeared on Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart was in 1968 when Herman Hermits' "Sleepy Joe" was at #80 on June 15th, 1968, its last day on the chart, the week before it was at #61, its peak position on the Top 100...

9 years ago

peter noone

Barry nailed Sleepy Joe too. Almost better than the record!

9 years ago

peter noone

Lek nailed it to the mast !!!!!Fab! Well done Lek! Glad I suggested we do this song that day at The BBC

10 years ago

Angela Sanders

Love it.. Love it... Thanks for sharing it...

10 years ago

missjoshemmett

never heard either one by the hermits, thank you

12 years ago

Arnar Einarsson

Sleeeeeeepy Jooooooeeee, Sleeeeeeeeepy Joooooooeeeeeeee

12 years ago

Thanasak Nokkruit

Hello Everybody / Thanasak Nokkruit Posted from Thailand

12 years ago

BlackMonk66

Peter Noone once said that Lek was the only person he'd ever heard that could play like James Burton (or something like that, I don't remember the exact quote). It's great to finally hear that Peter was right.

13 years ago

Eunice Willingham

Thank you for posting these leoconde! Every time I think I've heard everything HH have sung... something else shows up!! Love it!!

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