One fact that went over Jay and Amber's head ... Peter mentioned that they called Ed Sullivan "MR. ED". They don't know that there was a massively popular TV show then called "Mr. Ed" about a talking horse.

@atombomb31458

3 ай бұрын

a horse is a horse of course of course

@deesee3622

3 ай бұрын

@@atombomb31458 lol loved Mr Ed as a kid in the 80s I would always watch black and white tv shows on Nickelodeon and Mr Ed was one of my favorites and The Monkees which was the only rerun on that channel that was in color lol

@shkeen57

3 ай бұрын

Of course

@sallyatticum

3 ай бұрын

@@atombomb31458 But no one could talk to a horse, of course.

@chercee

3 ай бұрын

Very cool!

Remember the song Patrick Swayze sang in Ghost? “I’m Henry The Eighth!” Peter sang this one and had a big hit with it!!!!

@megdelaney3677

3 ай бұрын

I was just going to type that!

@ChuckRagland

3 ай бұрын

Yeah, I'm Henry the 8th I am they need to do that one!!

@gregorymoore2877

3 ай бұрын

Second verse... same as the first!

@jeffgale5307

3 ай бұрын

And everyone was an " N "ery .

@bgallagher8129

3 ай бұрын

Great job guys, Interview with Peter Noon !!!!! You are really distinguishing yourselves as the top music reaction site on youtube. You've been my number one go to site since I stumbled across you 3 years ago. Big KUDOS. I'm an old geezer, so I like the 50's, 60's and early 70's music. How about Charlie Pride and his song "Kaw liga"?

They weren’t the Beatles or the Stones but they never pretended to be, just pure fun

Are you kidding me? Love that Peter Noone joined you to talk about his song. I loved hearing his stories. Nice work, Rob and Amber!

J & A, you'll love Herman's Hermits "There's a Kind of Hush" and "I'm Henry VIII, I Am" !!! Great to see y'all meet Peter, very cool!!

@surlechapeau

3 ай бұрын

@@phila3884 the same two gentlemen who wrote "Daughter Of Darkness" by Tom Jones. lol

@catw6998

3 ай бұрын

They, HH, wee basically my 1st fave. My Dad came back from a business trip to NY and got one of their albums for me. This reactionary vid clip was different than others I’ve watched, because the reaction was done with Mr Peter Noone was on with them - interacting with them.

Many years ago I worked for my college radio station and Peter came up to the station to be interviewed. He was the nicest, most genuine celebrity I ever met. He walked over to every student and said "Hi, I'm Peter Noone, nice to meet you." As the years have gone by, I have seen him in concert numerous times and will be seeing him again in 17 days. After every show, Peter signs autographs and will stay there until the last person leaves. He is the best of the best!

@aru7233

3 ай бұрын

When I was a kid he did a concert (with other singers like Leslie Gore) for a thing at IBM, where my stepdad worked at the time, and he invited all the kids to come dance with him! I was SO excited! He was super nice and still super handsome.

I have so much respect for Peter Noone still out there touring and keeping this music alive and bringing so much joy to audiences in 2024!

@deeanna3335

3 ай бұрын

I saw him a few years ago and he sounded great😊

These interactions with the original artists are PHENOMENAL! MORE!

You gotta be kidding me with these guests today! What a charming gentleman! He was right there in the thick of the British Invasion and I love that he took the time to tell some stories. Can't get any closer to the source than that!

What I like about these is, the fact that the artist is actually getting a Kick out of someone else's reaction!!

I am impressed...I am 67 years old and lived through the British invasion and you guys are way ahead of any dream I ever had meeting Peter...wow...thanks so much for this experience!

When Mrs. Brown first came out, I was in junior high. Our class was packed aboard a bus for a school trip. Everyone was talking and laughing and yelling. The teacher turned on a radio and this song came on. Everybody got quiet, then started singing along. The teacher was gobsmacked. When the song was over he said, “If I had known you would be quiet, I’d have turned the radio on first!” Good memory! And it is so good to see Peter again ❤

Wow, can't believe you've met Peter Noone. Herman's Hermits are a great British band, and they were huge in the US too.

Peter Noone was adorable then, and still is now, 60 years later!

How cool is this? Fantastic to actually talk to the man, Herman Noone.

@bitfenix90

3 ай бұрын

The Man is right... one of the most impressive things... Ringo was quoted in ?? 1964 ?? that he hoped to last another year, save enough money to open his own beauty salon. His dream career. And this was pretty much how all pre-Brit Invasion artists were - "We'll do this for a year, maybe 2 and then we'll die natural musical-act death." And that's often what it's like NOW-!!

You struck the jackpot with this one. Probably the most loved and respected performer from the 60s. Just look at the number of comments, mostly saying how much they love this man. Well done.

If Mr. Peter Noone reads this, God Bless You! You Are A True Living Legend! Our family gathered around the black and white television set and watched Herman's Hermits perform this song on The Ed Sullivan Show. Right away, my older sister exclaims, "He Looks Like Cousin Bobby! From there on, Herman's Hermits were known as Cousin Bobby in our household. Herman's Hermits were a great part of The British Invasion and had many great songs. Just fantastic and Thank You!!! :)

OMG, I love Peter Noone.

I'm 62 and I have family that still remind me of being a very little kid going around everywhere singing. "I'm Henry the Eighth, I am"!

Peter still looks and sounds great. What a kick to have him on your channel. Thanks Jay & Amber - and thank you Peter Noone!

That is so cool that you got to talk to Peter and have him participate in this reaction!

I think it's unbelievable from where you guys started...to think you'd be speaking with Peter Noone during a reaction ..what a world. ...and an honor for you! Great stuff guys!!

The Cavern of course was the early home of the Beatles and where they were "discovered" and broke out after playing for a few years in England and Hamburg. Peter's Henry VIII is a fun novelty song and Something Tells Me I'm Into Something Good is a must. He tells great stories on his radio show.

I met Peter Noone in the early 2000's in Sugarland, TX. There was a festival called Sugarfest. Herman's Hermans was headlining act. The opening act was The Box Tops followed by The Turtles. They all gave wonderful performances. Herman's Hermits came on and Peter picked up the Turtles' set list off the stage and made a little joke about something that had been written on it. After the show, Peter was at a booth selling CDs and signing autographs. He was very kind, humble and personable.

WOW! I am genuinely impressed! Rob and Amber actually interviewing Peter Noone of Heman's Hermits, one of the BIG names in British music during the mid 1960s. I was a college student ( junior ) in 1965, and you couldn't go anywhere on campus without hearing the sounds of Dylan, the Beatles, Herman's Hermits and many others blaring from dorm windows. Music had changed in a huge way, and we didn't fully understand the ongoing effect this era would have on the future. I am close to 79, and so glad I've lived to see young people today reacting to and appreciating the music and culture of yesterday.

🎶 'A Kind of Hush' 🎶 is an absolute MUST Reaction guys! 👍 Peter is looking Fantastic!..& sounding it too👍😎❤️ ✌️❤️ 🇦🇺

@lyndadowns4876

3 ай бұрын

And My Sentimental Friend.

@johntate5722

3 ай бұрын

​@@lyndadowns4876yes thats my favourite but apparently - amazingly - not a hit in the US. Kind of Hush was a massive hit there, though, and in UK. Peter maybe underestimated as a vocalist

1967: I saw Herman’s Hermits as a 10 year old in Birmingham, Alabama (at the WVOK “Shower of Stars”), along with Eric Burden and the Animals, Sam the Sham and the Pharoahs and Paul Revere and the Raiders. Unbelievably, all the bands were staying in the same hotel that me and my parents stayed in after the concert. There was no security back then. you could walk down the halls in the hotel and see all of the musicians (just like they show in “Almost Famous”) I remember riding the elevator with several of the band members from Herman’s Hermits. Unbelievable

@martinr.howell6790

3 ай бұрын

I was there too with my sister and father.

@robertgrimes7401

3 ай бұрын

Hal Applebaum!!! I was there as a 13 year old because we both lived in T-town!!! How are you my old friend??? Ironic finding you here.

@carolynquinn8325

3 ай бұрын

Wow, Herman's Hermits AND The Animals?! I wish I had a time machine!

@baird5776mullet

3 ай бұрын

In July of 66 they played in Montgomery Al and one of the band members messed with and underaged sister of a U of Alabama football player @ a swimming pool @ the Motel they were staying at, when he found out they hunted him down and threw him through a plate glass window @ a restaurant, i knew 2 of the participants.

@melissalochamy229

3 ай бұрын

Me, too!❤

This man proves that rock and roll keeps you young in spirit and of heart. 🎉 Keep on rockin' Mr Noone!!! 🤘🏼😝🤘🏼

Great to see and hear from Peter Noone. What a baby he was. He looks the same. I was 9 in 1965 and I loved HH. My first concert was Paul Revere and the Raiders, America’s version of HH.

@carlaharrington5120

3 ай бұрын

My first official crush as a little girl was on Mark Lindsay of Paul Revere and the Raiders. I was in love with his hair!! Fast forward a few years and he cuts off his signature pony tail... I was inconsolable!!!

@sherylkeib4993

3 ай бұрын

@@carlaharrington5120 Oh yes, he had beautiful hair!

In 1962, when I was 12, my dad was stationed in Scotland with the US Navy. I remember watching Peter as the cheeky grocery delivery boy on the soap opera, Coronation Street. I had a HUGE crush on him then and still today. So cool that you got to talk to him.

Herman's hermits were a part of my childhood! What Peter didn't mention was the movie they starred in called Mrs. Brown You've Got a Lovely Daughter. In it Peter not only had a crush on Mrs. Brown's daughter but Mrs. Brown was also the name of a racing Greyhound. Seeing it at the theater in the late 60s as a child you can imagine how much I loved it! 😊😊

@melissagerber7231

3 ай бұрын

I never saw that one,just the one about the band having a space capsule named after them.

This is so fun for me....a 70-year old woman. Thank you, Your channel is just one of the best on youtube

❣❣❣❣Love that his accent is so clear in his singing voice!!!

You two are really stepping up!! Who knows who you're going to have on next!

@sherylkeib4993

3 ай бұрын

Ask Paul if he'd like to join us!

Love that you had Peter Noone watching!

I can't believe you got to talk to him... Herman and the hermits were one of the bands that I loved to listen to during the British invasion and Motown years... I actually watched that performance that you just did on the Ed Sullivan show in 1964 I believe it was... I would like to see you talk to some more people like that... That was an excellent reaction ,guys... Keep being awesome !!!...

@denpea-mm8zr

3 ай бұрын

Sullivan Show was June 6, 1965 to be exact. "Mrs Brown...." hit #1 on Billboard Hot 100 May 1, 1965.

@usmadgirl3074

3 ай бұрын

I saw that Ed Sullivan show too! We never missed the "Ed Sullivan Show", but I also saw "Herman Hermits" live in Chattanooga, TN at the Memorial Auditorium in the mid '60s & also "Paul Revere & the Raiders". There were others in that concert can't remember who they were! I do remember that someone didn't show up

My favorite Hermit's song, MRS. BROWN was the highest debuting single (at 12) on Billboard's Hot 100 in 1965, a record that stood until Let It Be debuted at #6 in 1970.

Watching Herman's Hermits' music with Peter Noone. This is on another level. Love you guys.

You guys feel like family, so I'm smiling so big watching you get to interact with these artists today. I saw Peter and Herman's Hermits in the '80s when they opened up for the Monkees. At the time I didn't know much about Herman's Hermits, but I've learned more of their songs since.

Peter is a treasure!! I've been listening to him since I was a kid ! I am 68 now and still listening to him!! I was lucky enough to see him perform in Ohio and had a blast! Peter from one Brit to another, Cheers and thankyou!! Great reaction Amber and Jay, loved it!!

Very expressive face that Peter Noone had at 15.

I saw him at a music festival about 20 years ago and he was the highlight of the three day festival. He is more than a singer, he is a showman. He put on such a great show and was so funny. My wife would not leave until she got his autograph. He was very patient and signed every autograph. While he was signing autographs, the Grass Roots were onstage. He yelled out something to Rob Grill about getting together later on. Rob was their lead singer. All these guys knew each other. It was a special night, special moment and one that I remember like it was yesterday.

The lovely Peter Noone- he blessed us with 'enery the Eighth, I'm into Somerhing Good, and so much more! Great catalog from a fantastic entertainer & musician!✌️❤️

@johnsilva9139

3 ай бұрын

"I'm Into Something Good" was written by Carole King and her husband Gerry Goffin.

Wow - he's a legend & so humble!!

J&A, you both are AWESOME! What didn't get mentioned here is that there was also a movie called Mrs. Brown, You've Got A Lovely Daughter (1968) featuring Herman's Hermits. My favorite of their hits is Listen People (1966).

Peter is a genuinely lovely person. I've seen him in concert multiple times. He is a true show man. The most recent time I saw him in Bloomington IL at a concert I had taken a record cover in hopes he would sign it. The manager of the venue saw me with it and asked me if I wanted to come to a special pre show meet and greet for patrons of the venue who donated money to the venue. I accepted her offer. Peter was very nice, signed my album cover, and I got a picture with him.

We still loved you Peter, in spite of The Beatles, we loved all the British bands. It was such a great era, these bands were a gift! ♥️♥️

So good to see Peter smiling as usual. There wasn't a teen that didn't have some of their singles.

OMG! Look how young!! I love this song, I was kid back then so I didn’t realize how young Peter Noon was. I’m so glad I had the best music in my generation.❤️✌🏻🎶

I've seen Peter Noone quite a few times, quite the gentleman and still just as talented as he was half a century ago! And he sounds exactly the same, just as he does in this video.

This was great, I know this song well. Peter, is bigger than you might think, he was the first to release, "Oh, You Pretty Things", before David Bowie who wrote it.

One of the Clancy brothers ( Irish singing group ) said that being on the Ed Sullivan show was like getting blessed by the Pope.He meant the boost they got career wise.

Love Peter Noone. What a kind, interesting, smart and talented person he is! Growing up in the 1960s in St. Louis, Missouri, our radio stations played all of their songs and I loved them all! Wish I could have seen them in concert! So wonderful that he came on your show!! 💖

Love Peter Noone

Peter is one of my all time favorites singers. He is a great performer. I took my family to a concert of his and 20 years ago and they are also fans.

I can't believe your access. Peter Noone/Hermits were unbelievable. That generation, musically, changed earth.

How cool to be able to speak with the actual singer!

This Song was Pretty Big 1st hit for Herman's Hermit

@krazeykriss

3 ай бұрын

Their 3rd hit.

Peter has always been one of the nicest and friendly guests on any show he is hosting or appearing on. Never really changed over the years. Great to see him again.

My mom had a Herman’s Hermits album when I was about eight years old. 53 years later, I can still sing every bit of the songs.

Oh my gosh this made me smile from ear to ear! I am an arts and entertainment writer for a newspaper and I interviewed Peter many years ago because he was performing in our town. I grew up on his music thanks to my mom’s records. So cool you got to talk to him!!

Peter was my first love, what a heart throb. I got in trouble in grade school for drawing a picture on my notebook of him kissing me lol. My teacher handed me an eraser and made me erase it from my notebook in front of the whole class. I still love him! 😍

I saw him recently on public television, performing and entertaining the audience. His energy level was off the charts! What a lovely, talented man. Wishing him all the best!

I had a guy back in high school who dedicated this song to me on the local radio station!! I was both flattered & embarrassed!!

What a time we live in! The fact that regular folks can set something like this up in their own home and actually have famous people link up with them and discuss these events is mindblowing! There are a lot of things i miss about "the old days" so to speak , but things like this make the modern world very very cool to be around for, great stuff guys really enjoy watching your videos!

FUN FACT: This song was #1 on the chart in the USA the day I was born.

On July 31, 1966 My mother took all four of us kids to see Herman's Hermits and Eric Burden and The Animals in Milwaukee, Wis. I was second oldest and turned 11 later in the year, so that is why we couldn't go without mom. We were young, and my older sister was in love with Peter (and later Davey Jones of the Monkees) and relentlessly convinced my mother to take us. Looking back, it's hard to believe these two bands could be billed together. No love songs from the Animals. But I liked them both, but the Animals were more to my liking. Mom was a 45 yr old WWII veteran and pretty cool to do that for us! She liked the Beatles, and Fleetwood Mac. Thanks for bringing this back for me.

I loved Herman's Hermits. I had a crush on Peter Noone. It's great to see him doing so well still.

he hasn't changed a bit. He really gets into his audience. So nice. Still sounds great. Saw him a few years ago in Maine. What a great show. Go see him live.

My grandma was born in Newcastle Upon Tyne and came to the U.S. when she was a little girl. In the 1960's, she told me that the only musical group she liked was Herman's Hermits. 😊

Peter Noone is most entertaining individual on stage ever! Hilarious! Fun! Captivating! Great vocals and music!

I'm loving this hanging with the creators! Fun to see these artists we grew up on now. You two are smooth cats with the interviewing skills. Keep it up!

Pretty darn amazing to watch Ed Sullivan in the day and see what we loved - our music and our groups - on a weekly basis. Now 50+ years later we know how many of them are legendary and how special so many of them became for us. Great to see and hear Peter and thanks for bringing him to us. And thanks Peter for being a part of my life.

Impressive guys getting Peter on your show , I was born 1961 and remember seeing Herman's Hermits on TV as a child

I say this often....can not say it enough....throughout the years, Peter Noone is Loved, Respected, & Appreciated!

WOW YOU GUYS!!! what a SURPRISE!!! PETER NOONE is with you!! I will be seeing him in concert on JULY 12th in KENT, OHIO, the town for my Alma Mater is located, KENT STATE UNIVERSITY (class on 1969) It will be the 2nd time I have seen him live, other than watching him on this ED SULLIVAN SHOW when I was 17. I LOVED this!!! I can't wait till JULY 12TH Peter ALWAYS puts on a FUN and FANTASTIC show!

Holy shit! I can't believe you got this man on your channel!!!!

I was Ten when I watched this. Use to sing the one liner all the time. I get a kick out of watching Peter watch himself sing 60 years ago. The Bible says life is but a vapor. It’s like dew on the grass, the Sun comes up and it’s gone. God is Good!!

Not me crying when he started quietly singing along 😭❤️

This is so sweet. Hermits Hermits, Peter Noone specifically are delightful human beings! How delightful he graced your channel with his presence! 😊💜

I love Hermit's Hermits. Even today when I hear the song "Mrs. Brown", it makes me smile.

Patty-I loved that group. I was a teen during the first British invasion. I saw them in a concert that was called a blast from the past. It was great. Thank you for doing this.

I was 13 when I watched Peter and the boys perform this on Ed Sullivan. This brings back so many memories of that part of my life.

Love this guy ❤so glad he’s here.

Wow, what a joy seeing Peter Noone, I loved it! Mrs Brown was once a fav of mine too, thank you for this!

Peter is a doll.. what a nice person ❤

I saw Peter & "Herman's Hermits" LIVE in the mid '60s at the Memorial Auditorium in Chattanooga, TN. My mom came to pick up my girlfriend & me & the Hermits were still performing. My mom got to see the rest of the concert & fell in love with Peter & thought he was absolutely adorable! I also had a huge crush on him! "Paul Revere & the Raiders" were also performing at that concert. I think there was another person or group there but I can't remember who they were! Wish I could go back to that time & know what I know now!😊

Thanks for the interview.! I had the chance to see Peter in concert just last year. During the show he mentioned how much he truly loves the music he performs. And it absolutely shows. He is a bundle of energy!

Seen Peter live several times. Great guy and very good at taking time for his fans. Also very talented

WOW!!! Guys, y’all have met British music royalty in talking with Peter Noone!! He and Herman’s Hermits were among the greatest of the GREATS!! Such a gentleman, too. He was HUGE!!! He modestly says they weren’t as big as The Beatles, but let me tell you they were very VERY big. Look up Peter Noone’s Wikipedia article and also Herman’s Hermits’ as well. if you haven’t. AWESOME!! Much love to Peter Noone!!!! Loved you, Peter, and still do!!!

@SunshineSugar1

3 ай бұрын

He does live videos on Facebook.

I’m a 71 year old guy. I love you guys, you come into my house every night with some of my favorite music from the 60s. Having guest artists on your channel has really upped you into the best reaction channel on the internet.

One of my favourite groups growing up, when I borrowed my older brother's records. I can't believe you got him! I've heavily fangirling! I always felt so bad for the guy in the song, "Don't let on; don't say she's broke my heart."

Mrs. Brown you've got a lovely daughter is one of the great songs of that time.

I Google Peter. He's been married to the same woman for 55 years! Well done!❤️👍

OMG!!! What an awesome surprise!!! I was 12 when my Mom took me and my friend to his concert in Macon, GA. It was the best and I was so in love with Herman!!!

I grew up singing I’m Henry the Eighth I Am. He is an extraordinary performer ❤️🇨🇦

What a treat to see you guys interact directly with the great Peter Noone. "Mrs. Brown" has always been my favorite of their songs but I always thought it was on a banjo!

Peter was 15, I was 10. Told yall. It all started with church. Peter was so cute.

Next up from this group: "There's a kind of hush" and "Into something good". great feel good songs.

Wow! I am so jealous, Amber and Jay! Herman's Hermits and Peter Noone was my all time favorite band from the 60's. So many wonderful songs. You couldn't help but sing along. This is happy music! Puts joy in the heart! Peter has always seemed like such a friendly person. Our lives are richer because of Peter and the music of Herman's Hermits! Thanks for sharing Peter with all of us. Love your reactions.