Herman’s Hermits – Mrs. Brown, You’ve Got a Lovely Daughter (1968/2000, FLAC+320)

Herman’s Hermits – Mrs. Brown, You’ve Got a Lovely Daughter (1968/2000, FLAC+320)

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Tracks:

01. It’s Nice To Be Out In The Morning
02. Holiday Inn
03. Ooh, She’s Done It Again
04. There’s A Kind Of Hush All Over The World (mono)
05. Lemon And Lime
06. The Most Beautiful Thing In My Life
07. Daisy Chain Part I
08. Daisy Chain Part II
09. The World Is For The Young
10. Mrs. Brown You’ve Got A Lovely Daughter (rechannelled)
11. Regardez-Moi (mono, French version of ‘Here Comes The Star’)
12. Years May Come, Years May Go (mono)
13. Smile Please (mono)
14. Bet Yer Life I Do (mono)
15. Searching For The Southern Sun (mono)
16. Lady Barbara
17. Don’t Just Stand There
18. Big Man (mono)
19. Wings Of Love (mono)
20. Mum & Dad (mono)

Reissue 2000 with 10 Bonus tracks

Description for Bonus tracks (11-20) read inside the booklet.

FLAC – https://mega.co.nz/#!L45yyZDb!EzLTmQhy29CpdjubcymQiEGUMNgYpMw2uGxZlAo 2vu0

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This third Herman’s Hermits CD on the German Repertoire label gives us the group’s soundtrack album from the 1968 MGM movie, �Mrs. Brown, You’ve Got A Lovely Daughter�, plus ten bonus tracks, three of which are lifted from the �Best Of Volume 3� MGM LP from 1968. The remaining seven tracks are singles from 1969-70, which were not released in the States due to contractual problems with MGM, who were obviously going through a bad patch at the time and stopped promoting the group. Graham Gouldman (later of 10cc) originated four songs for the �Mrs. Brown� movie, including �It’s Nice To Be Out In The Morning�, the Hermits’ homage to their hometown of Manchester. Other noteworthy tracks are �Regardez Moi�, Peter Noone’s French version of �Here Comes The Star�, the reggae styled �Bet Yer Life I Do� written by Wilson-Brown of Hot Chocolate, and �Searching For The Southern Sun� a number written by Green-Hopwood-Leckenby with bassist Karl Green on lead vocals, the latter pointing out a new, slightly heavier direction for the Noone-less Hermits. The selfpenned instrumentals �Daisy Chain Parts I & II� are also bit unusual in style for the group, but as always the Hermits delivered the goods. Intended to be released as a single at the time, �Wings Of Love� is an excellent attempt at psychedelic pop with a lot of work laid down on the vocal harmonies. All this is adding up to a great CD – this is a must for all Herman’s Hermits fans!

thank you!

Cheers. One of the ignored "swinging sixties" films in my opinion.

Supposedly set in Manchester, watch out for the greyhound track sequence where the signs for Catford dog track can be clearly seen….

Thank you share!

never heared about this movie, thanks 🙂

Thank you!

Many thanks laohu for sharing Herman’s Hermits – Mrs. Brown, You’ve Got a Lovely Daughter (1968/2000, FLAC) 😉 Rated thread: excellent as always! 😉 I gave you a rep.