fronted by peter noone this 60's pop group had a string of pop hits here in the uk and became huge in the states. cant say im much of a fan tbh, but heres a list (from wiki) of their releases

 

Song Title.. Highest USChart Position Peak Month Highest UKChart Position

"I'm Into Something Good" #13 August 1964 #1

"Show Me Girl" - November 1964 #19

"Can't You Hear My Heartbeat?" #2 January 1965 -

"Silhouettes" #5 January 1965 #3

"Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter" #1 March 1965 -

"Wonderful World" #4 April 1965 #7

"I'm Henry VIII, I Am" #1 June 1965 -

"Just a Little Bit Better" #7 August 1965 #15

"A Must To Avoid" #8 December 1965 #6

"Listen People" #3 February 1966 -

"You Won't Be Leaving" - February 1966 #20

"Leaning on A Lamp Post" #7 April 1966 -

"This Door Swings Both Ways" #12 June 1966 #18

"Dandy" #3 October 1966 -

"No Milk Today" #35 October 1966 #7

"East West" #33 December 1966 #37

"There's a Kind of Hush" #4 February 1967 #7

"Don't Go Out Into the Rain" #20 May 1967 -

"Museum" #37 September 1967 -

"I Can't Take Or Leave Your Loving" #22 January 1968 #11

"Sleepy Joe" - March 1968 #12

"Sunshine Girl" - July 1968 #8

"Something's Happening" - December 1968 #6

"My Sentimental Friend" - April 1969 #2

"Here Comes the Star" - November 1969 #33

"Years May Come, Years May Go" - February 1970 #7

"Bet Yer Life I Do" - May 1970 #22

"Lady Barbara" - November 1970 #13

 

very odd, some tracks seem to be released only in the states whilst others only here...unless they failed to chart here. its also odd why after being so big in the states did they stop releasing tracks there, mind you, those later ones were particually poor.

 

my favs are

 

mrs brown youve got a lovely daughter

a must to avoid

no milk today

 

"I'm Into Something Good" #13 August 1964 #1

"Silhouettes" #5 January 1965 #3

"I'm Henry VIII, I Am" #1 June 1965 -

"No Milk Today" #35 October 1966 #7

"There's a Kind of Hush" #4 February 1967 #7

 

Only heard these. Love I'm into something good but my fave by a mile has to be No milk today :wub:

fronted by peter noone this 60's pop group had a string of pop hits here in the uk and became huge in the states. cant say im much of a fan tbh, but heres a list (from wiki) of their releases

 

 

very odd, some tracks seem to be released only in the states whilst others only here...unless they failed to chart here. its also odd why after being so big in the states did they stop releasing tracks there, mind you, those later ones were particually poor.

Peter Noone is now a record producer in the US - he was a mentor one week on American Idol Season 6

 

 

"Can't You Hear My Heartbeat?" #2 January 1965 - -- This was B side of Silhouettes in the UK

"Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter" #1 March 1965 - -- EP release in the UK

"I'm Henry VIII, I Am" #1 June 1965 - -- EP release in the UK

"Just a Little Bit Better" #7 August 1965 #15

"A Must To Avoid" #8 December 1965 #6

"Leaning on A Lamp Post" #7 April 1966 - -- EP release in the UK

"Dandy" #3 October 1966 - -- EP release in the UK

 

 

My Faves are:

I'm Into Something Good

There's A King Of Hush

Something's Happening

Can't You Hear My Heartbeat?" #2 January 1965 - -- This was B side of Silhouettes in the UK

 

the better version was by goldie and the gingerbreads, the original i believe