Herman's Hermits play the Cavern 1964

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While I have no idea of the background of this filmed live performance number at the Mathew Street Cavern by Manchester’s Herman Hermit’s other than it is said to be 1964. I can tell from the HH line-up that the late Derek Leckenby, the tallish, glasses wearing, accomplished lead guitarist is absent. Reportedly, Leckenby joined the group in 1964 replacing bass player Alan Wrigley, requiring Karl Green’s move to bass. As Derek Leckenby played on the group’s UK Number 1, a cover of the Gerry Goffin & Carole King written “I’m Into Something Good” released 7 August 1964, then this Cavern performance must date from before August 1964.
Left to Right: The HH 'British Invasion' line-up of ...
Keith Hopwood, Karl Green (Stripped Jacket), Derek Leckenby, Peter Noone and Barry Whitwam
While I have no idea of the background of this filmed live performance number at the Mathew Street Cavern by Manchester’s Herman Hermit’s other than it is said to be 1964. I can tell from the HH line-up that the late Derek Leckenby, the tallish, glasses wearing, accomplished lead guitarist is absent. Reportedly, Leckenby joined the group in 1964 replacing bass player Alan Wrigley, requiring Karl Green’s move to bass. As Derek Leckenby played on the group’s UK Number 1, a cover of the Gerry Goffin & Carole King written “I’m Into Something Good” released 7 August 1964, then this Cavern performance must date from before August 1964.
Left to Right: The HH 'British Invasion' line-up of ...
Keith Hopwood, Karl Green (Stripped Jacket), Derek Leckenby, Peter Noone and Barry Whitwam