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I loved this song. Herman's sweet voice and sweet baby face.

Loved Peter since they first came over. I've seen the movie bunches and bunches of times. Do NOT remember this in the movie but I betcha I don't miss it next time :)

Seeing Noone in concert a few times, I was blown away by his ability to project and carry a tune. When he belts out "Jezebel".. oh my god — knocks your socks off! His talent was overlooked by many because the Hermits' music was melodic, not heavy like the Cream, or psychedelic like so many others at the time. Some thought of the Hermits as "bubblegum" or folksy. But me, I liked their music best of all because it was fun and melodic and you could sing to it. I still like Peter, and his Hermits' tunes better than any other music. Nothing else compares. Also, his albums are to this day the only ones I like in their entirety. Of other music I like, I generally like only a couple of songs on any given album. But I like 95% of all his songs, and know the words and can sing along. These are tunes that make me feel good, and I never tire of them.

what makes me think peter noone could have sung the london phone book and the girls would have screamed

I like it when the songs aren't remastered. Hearing the crackling of the 45s brings back such good memories for me.

probably one of the first songs i remember hearing besides im henry the eighth

Peter Noone has a strong voice today like he had during the 60s.  His voice is holding up better then many of the other British males.

song brings sweet childhood memories. Still love this song; sooo sweet. "Don't Loose Your Heart."

see dave clark--these guys really could play their instruments live!

When I was looking at the American Charts for 1965,The 4 British groups that dominated The American Charts Album/Single wise were The Beatles,The Rolling Stones,The Dave Clark 5 and Herman's Hermits.

Tremendous live version! Fine guitar playing and extraordinary vocal by Peter!!!

Different mix than the record .

Good God. That guy to Peter Noone's right missed his calling in life as George Harrison in a Beatles' tribute band.

When these guys were at their peak, a fan club member sent Peter a stick of chewing gum with the message: "Peter...please chew this once and send it back to me...I'll chew it for the rest of my life!" Man...I'd say that would be as unsanitary as a one night stand with Lindsay Lohan. Peter Noone was a great entertainer, and never saw himself as a vocalist extraordinaire, and rightly so. Herman's Hermits were a big part of my listening as a kid, just the same!

My best friend and I loved Peter Noone more than life itself. An old gentleman who lived in my cousin's neighborhood, his last name was Noone-so of course we wondered if they were related. He said Peter was his nephew. We about DIED! That guy had a lot of fun with that, I'm sure! Great memory.