+ Follow HERMITS Tag
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[Title] => Led Zep stars in Herman’s Hermits records
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Before they established Led Zeppelin as a legendary classic rock band, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones played as session musicians on several Herman’s Hermits hits, including the British Invasion pop group’s million-selling debut single I’m Into Something Good in 1964.
[DatePublished] => 2006-03-11 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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[Title] => The music connection
[Summary] => It’s sometimes difficult to make a sports connection to music although if you try hard enough, you could stretch the boundaries of imagination.
[DatePublished] => 2006-03-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => Peter Noone brings back Herman’s Hermits
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First a bit of trivia for nostalgia buffs. Pop music lore says that Herman’s Hermits, the British pop group from the ‘60s, did not actually play the instruments during their recording sessions. Instead they had two very young and very talented musicians perform for them. They were named Jimmy Page and Paul Jones and they grew up to become Led Zeppelin of Stairway to Heaven and other rock classics fame. So hold on to your copies of Here Comes Herman’s Hermits and other albums by the group.
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HERMITS
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[Title] => Peter Noone brings back Herman’s Hermits
[Summary] => First a bit of trivia for nostalgia buffs. Pop music lore says that Herman’s Hermits, the British pop group from the ‘60s, did not actually play the instruments during their recording sessions. Instead they had two very young and very talented musicians perform for them. They were named Jimmy Page and Paul Jones and they grew up to become Led Zeppelin of Stairway to Heaven and other rock classics fame. So hold on to your copies of Here Comes Herman’s Hermits and other albums by the group.
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