Hi, this is Gilbert Gottfried, and this is Gilbert Gottfried's amazing colossal podcast

with my co-host, Frank Santopodre.

Our guest this week gives us singer, songwriter, recording artist, music historian, TV host,

radio host, and a occasional actor, a former teen idol, and a genuine rock and roll legend.

At the tender age of 15, he became the lead singer and frontman of one of the most popular

and successful recording acts of old time, Herman's Hermits, with hits like, I'm into

something good.

Can't you hear my heartbeat?

There's a kind of hush, Mrs. Brown, you've got a lovely daughter, and I'm Henry the eighth

I am.

They sold millions of records, scored 18 top 40 hits, performed to a renaz packed with

screaming fans, and in the year 1965, at the peak of their success, they outsold even

the Beatles.

He appeared in feature films, as well as hit TV shows like the Ed Sullivan show, LeFernan

Shirley, married with children, quantum leap, American Idol, and has starred on the Broadway

stage and on national tours, and his popular rock and roll history shows something good,

with Peter Noon, can be heard on the channel 60s on 6 on Sirius XM.

In a long and impressive career, this man has worked with and shared the stage, and screened

with and rubbed elbows, with Elvis Presley, Danny K, Liberace, Jackie Gleason, Tina Turner,

Tom Jones, the Bee Gees, the Who, the Rolling Stone, Jimmy Page, David Boy, the Hollies,

Louis Armstrong, John Lennon, the Supremes, and Paul McCartney, and this Frank likes to

say that's barely scratching the surface.

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