Well I will have to investigate further. I saw him at the Ex when you did, but can't believe it was 12 years ago. I remember buying a five pack of deleted singles at Woolworth's in Barrie maybe 1968, one of the discs was an atypical "Sleepy Joe", which I enjoyed (at the time).
Yes, the Hermits are worth a deep dive. They were similar to the Dave Clark Five, another British band from the era who had a good number of 45s and album cuts which were stronger than some of their hit singles.
Well I will have to investigate further. I saw him at the Ex when you did, but can't believe it was 12 years ago. I remember buying a five pack of deleted singles at Woolworth's in Barrie maybe 1968, one of the discs was an atypical "Sleepy Joe", which I enjoyed (at the time).
Yes, the Hermits are worth a deep dive. They were similar to the Dave Clark Five, another British band from the era who had a good number of 45s and album cuts which were stronger than some of their hit singles.