That One Time Keith Richards THREATENED Peter Noone | Jukebox | Huckabee

[@pocopico7409]

I’ve seen Peter perform 3 times over the past 5 or 6 years and he still puts on a great show and can still sing! I don’t know how he does it, but he almost sounds as good as ever! If you ever have the chance to see him, take it! You won’t be sorry!😊

[@joetaylor8687]

Peter and the Hermits were fantastic, and a lot more capable and talented than they ever realized. They brought a lot of joy to the world, and Peter is still active and doing great things.

[@heliotropezzz333]

He always reminded me of a happy energetic puppy. He doesn't seem to have changed. You can see it in the way he walked in.

[@dirgesinthedark5637]

Puppy 😆 🤣 completely!

[@ProbablySoonerThanLater]

I remember seeing him on television with Herman's Hermits when he was 18 (and performing with Herman's Hermits) and I was 12 , and I developed a big crush on him.. And bought all the latest Teen Magazines and put his picture on my bedroom walls! His personality was the same.. happy and outgoing and sweet. I'm so glad to see he has his health and is still able to keep performing!

[@kingarthurusatenniscoach1415]

A real genuine person No ego He spoke to my cousin on the phone while he had a cup of coffee. A super star a man of the people Thank Peter

[@sandrahunter5904]

Keith Richards provided him with good advice. That's why he's my favorite rocker from the old days EVER. 💝

[@ashleybarber4086]

I got the privilege of working with Peter Noon, summer of 2020 and he was one of the nicest and funniest people I've met. Not to mention a great performer! I can't wait to work with him again!

[@H.C.Q.]

I saw Peter and his Hermits play in San Juan Capistrano at The Coach House this year. Wow! What a show it was. Got an autographed CD. Would love to see him again!

[@MarkMikelVideos]

I had the privilege of meeting Peter Noone at a party in 2018. He was wonderful, engaging and completely down to earth. I got to play drums as he sang Mrs. Brown and A Kind Of Hush. His voice is still intact. That was a highlight of my life.

[@bobsmith6953]

I remember Peter Noone sitting in the corner of a bakery in Montecito California that I frequented when I lived in Santa Barbara. He was there about every morning eating a scone and reading the paper. Always said hello to people as they came and went. Just another customer there and the best I could determine a nice fellow.

[@paulsharkey6576]

I loved in Santa Barbara. Great place!

[@jons7771]

Funny. I met him in Santa Barbara as well. He was behind me in line at McDonald's on Milpas Street. Must have been 1986. No foolin'.

[@foxbor0]

I don't think Jimmy Page played on any Stones' recordings

[@arvidsmith1038]

@@foxbor0 Jimmy worked for Oldham's Immediate records label and did cut demos for potential Stones numbers .. Heart of Stone early demo was one

[@willkittwk]

He use to do shows in Palmdale in the park and drew very big crowds. I got there early and he was getting out of his RV. I noticed it was him and said hey how you doing and he spoke back very friendly same attitude he has on stage. This was in the 90s so many people were still fairly current with him and he had the place rockin and would come out and interact with the audience. He's just a genuine person and great performer...very witty guy and never at a loss for amusing words.

[@speedracer2336]

I am a rocker, but always liked his songs. He has a lot of energy!

[@billsfman]

My sister who is now 70 kissed him on stage when she was 16, during one of his concerts. She still reminisces about it.

[@TeaParty1776]

In the mid60s, I tried to hitchhike to Boston from 60 miles away to hear the Stones. I didnt get picked up and returned home. Later I heard that a girl had thrown her panties on the stage, provoking the police to end the concert. Im unsure whether I wish I had made it to the concert. Much later I heard them at the Boston Garden.

[@chrisfreeman9960]

Boy, she lucked out! How many girls would have loved to have been in her place...

[@wandajames143]

And the herpe

[@LennyJohnson5]

Peter is a really genuine guy, completely unspoilt by fame.

[@dawntomlinson831]

My Great Grandad and Granmother were Peters UncleGeorge and Auntie Beatrice who was the sister to his mum Joan

[@markeaton2003]

I love his songs. Always makes you feel good, and what a time to grow up listening to. Like the songs, There's a kind of hush, No milk today, and Dandy, and many others. I always wanted to thank him. For his work and dedication. Maybe some day.

[@edfulginiti8798]

Seemingly a kind, wonderful gent. Thanks.

[@johnburns1902]

I'm into something good is my favorite Herman's Hermits song. Written by the very great Carole King.

[@terrydouglas5008]

Wife and I saw his concert about 18 months ago. Great concert, he did all his hits plus a couple of other British Invasion hits. Plus he hung around signing autographs after the concert until he greeted everyone that wanted to take a picture.

[@mac11380]

Friends of mine have been in his band for several years. I got to see them 3 times so far. Hi Billy and Rich!

[@hudentdw2]

Peta a very humble human being, I loved his Herman Hermits gig, one of my favorite years 1967-69.

[@theresafox2816]

Oh 😮 I had the biggest crush on him when I was a little girl I can’t believe it, can’t stop crying, Herman’s hermits, Hey Mrs. Brown you’ve got a lovely daughter, and this door swings both ways , There’s a kind of hush all over the world was my favorite.🥰❤️ I was 11 and 67 now so good to see Peter Noone

[@derrickholmes2586]

This was a wonderful interview. Thank you for posting.

[@DD-hy1nl]

He still has that 'boyish' look that he always had..He looks great for his age!

[@PH-pq3vq]

Yeah he's aged really well. Love watching their old videos what a cute guy he was :)

[@geoffjoffy]

And still has schoolboy hair.

[@lynnkanerva4519]

I always liked Herman's Hermits and Peter Noone. It seems like when l hear one of their songs l find myself singing or humming along with it. Good to see Peter Noone looking and doing good after all this time. Love the blue suit, the color looks good on you and brings out those 'baby blues' 😊

[@MJ-my9sg]

Was so in love with him as a teen! 🤣🤣. For fun I even attended his reunion tour a few years ago!

[@thomaswatson2226]

Ozixs

[@p.l.larose3851]

Summer of 1965 .. my two sisters and I in the back seat of our parents big car . . travelling across Western Canada. Radio on . . "I'm Henery the 8th I Am . . every 5th song. Us belting it out each time. I'll never forget that trip.

[@raygsbrelcik5578]

Always loved the guy and his music.

[@brianharbut4054]

Saw him live & solo headlining a 60’s show at Kings Theatre Portsmouth a few years back, damn good performer & a lovely friendly guy. Much deserved success 👍

[@ikkenhisatsu7170]

Peter Noone - one of my childhood heroes! Still awesome.

[@khart14]

I met him on my 60th birthday at Salisbury Beach, Massachusetts. He is still a great singer.

[@dyannacoleman7092]

Positively loved Peter Noone back in the 60s!!! He was my second British crush next to George Harrison. Bought all his records and saw him in person when I was in eighth grade at Kiel Opera House in St. Louis, Missouri! When I could afford SeriusXM, I did listen to his shows and all the great oldies. Thank God those were happy memorable times!

[@bethvirginiaphillips4583]

Peter was a huge part of the British Invasion and the most exciting era for teenagers in the history of the world...never will be that way again. I saw him once and he exudes energy and just plain 'niceness'.

[@brianharbut4054]

Spot on 👍

[@bethvirginiaphillips4583]

@Mike Barooshian I agree they are tremendous and I was a HUGE fan especially of their early work, which I think was the best...think '64-'68. Fabulously talented men. Peter was always a happy go lucky pop act like Freddy and the Dreamers but extremely popular and their music always went top ten. They were very, very big. Peter did Broadway at one time and is now doing solo work playing places like casinos, etc. He still draws crowds especially those who remember that fabulous time in history when we all wanted to be British and the world was pretty sweet.

[@michealcramer7755]

A great guy!! Love his music.

[@journeytravelers5420]

Thank you Huckabee ,Bless you:) Thank you Peter Noone, bless you :) Dont let anyone ruin your fun Keep singing its very healing and positive :)

[@andyinoregon]

My first big-name rock concert came at age 14 in the fall of 1965 when I saw Rick Derringer and his band The McCoys play "Hang On Sloopy," but in Aug. 1966 my 2nd concert came at The Ohio State Fair where we sat in the rodeo arena grandstand and saw The Lovin' Spoonful and Herman's Hermits back to back. I learned years later that in 1965 Peter Noone's band sold more records world-wide than The Beatles.

[@franktaconelli9095]

‘Into Something Good’ has been in my acoustic set for decades

[@JohnSmith-oj6ir]

saw them on their first US tour in Dallas. Went to see the Who, who were one of the warm-up acts. I was prepared not to be impressed, but the Hermits were a good, good band, and Peter was great. Thanks for the great music.

[@ksr9t]

Baby baby Can you hear my heart beat..... LOL

[@rogenestindt5713]

OMG! LOVE THEM!!🎶❤

[@ghostownaproach]

At about 5 years old downtown San Diego around 1965 in a laundromat that had a snack shop and jukebox where "teenagers" were hanging out someone kept playing the same song over and over on the jukebox. My mom had us in there waiting for our court time getting a divorce from our dad. The song was Herman's Hermits Listen People (Everybody's Got to Love Somebody Sometime) but I had to grow up and hear it again as an adult to find out who and what that song was.

[@Debutantealways]

I have seen Peter and the parent day Hermits perform 98 times and I and many of my friends are in his Fan Club! They still do over 200

[@grammak100]

I go to Herman’s Hermits concerts every year!

[@phillipecook3227]

Wish that interview had been much longer.

[@dawntomlinson831]

That is what I was toad when I was living in Davyhulme and attending Flixton Senior for girls my Gran mother was his first cousin Alice

[@roxismith6122]

My junior high heartthrob.. Peter Blair Denis Bernard Noone.

[@raygsbrelcik5578]

Go Pete...you're da' MAN!!

[@clarkewi]

Great songs.

[@NPB0067]

Love the guy!

[@cavewaller]

Nah... I reckon Keith said ‘if you take “my” drugs I’ll beat you up’ lol

[@peter7153-v5s]

Hmmm - He is only 4 years younger than Keith. So any baby sitting would have had to take placein the mid to late 50s. And I doubt Keith was conscious of drugs had he babysat Peter at that time. Not sure about that story;)

[@cavewaller]

@@peter7153-v5s could be wrong but I have a feeling Keith mentioned it in ‘Life’ ?

[@peter7153-v5s]

@@cavewaller Thanks for that - will have to check that out:)

[@jackspring7709]

Lol!

[@honestgbfan5324]

We miss you here in Reno Peter! Your "LDS Family" :)

[@paulnicolosi4792]

I shared the stage with Pete, back in 04. Super nice guy. Quite the comedian backstage. We hung out in the dressing room with he and his band. Good times...

[@70sstreetracergal61]

And still sexy as ever!!!! Whoohoo! Been loving this man and his music for 50 yrs! 🤘🏻❤️☮️👍🏻❤️

[@woodenbeast9337]

Thanks for sharing

[@hayesman76]

As the story goes young actor Peter Noone was put together with the Herman’s Hermits after an American record producer visiting London saw him performing in a play and was fascinated by how much he resembled the recently-assassinated U.S. President Kennedy when he was younger.

[@paulbryan1013]

Saw his band in Chester when I was about 14 yrs old maybe 1965 bubble gum pop great fun

[@SharMess]

He looks GREAT!

[@ApostleofLoveMedjugorie]

"No milk today" is a great tune!!! ❤ Peter Noone

[@terencebarrett2897]

Absolutely wonderful a Real Star

[@ChrisSmith-vm5tm]

My Mum liked him because of his cheeky smile!

[@bonniepwtf]

What a treat that was.

[@ImaCaMan]

Always liked him.. Took My girlfriend to see Herman's Hermits in 1965 in Pittsburgh. The girls screamed so loud, if you really concentrated you could make out what song they were singing. That's all, just identify the song. And it lasted the entire concert. It was part of one of those good old "cavalcade of stars"-type thing they used to have and as a result, I can say I saw the Detergents sing Leader of the Laundromat live. Great times

[@oldiesgeek454]

@ImaCaMan. That Detergents singer was Ron Dante. He also sang "Sugar Sugar" for the mythical group The Archie's. 😊

[@ImaCaMan]

@@oldiesgeek454 Wow, didn’t know that. Thanks.

[@oldiesgeek454]

@@ImaCaMan 😉👍

[@2011littlejohn1]

I'm not surprised that Peter Noon hangs out in the U.S. as Herman's Hermits were nowhere near as big in the U.K as they were in the US. Some even say that in the U.S. they rivalled the Beatles in popularity.

[@khart14]

They did rival the Beatles

[@rman52]

Not even close to rivaling the Beatles in popularity They had a few catchy popular tunes but nothing to write home about. Only band that came close in US in popularity in the early 60s were the beach boys. And in many ways, they were just as good. Good news, I remember. Bad news, I am old enough to remember.

[@2011littlejohn1]

@@rman52 I stress I was reiterating the opinion of a U.S. guy I met in 1966. I agree with you about the Beach Boys they were the Beatles main competitors world wide not the Stones. And I thought their harmonies were superior to the Beatles.

[@khart14]

@@rman52 there was a point where they were outselling the Beatles. Not everyone back then was a Beatles fan. I certainly wasn't

[@rman52]

@@2011littlejohn1 The Beach Boys were better in harmonies and singing than the Beatles and every other band ever. Pet Sounds was as a good as anything put out by the fabs. And it was almost all Brian Wilson vs all 4 Beatles and George Martin.

[@thebigorangecouch6261]

I know they were talking about how they were all happy songs but I always found "My Sentimental Friend" to be an incredibly sad song.

[@anthonymussari8783]

No Milk Today was also not a happy song.

[@thebigorangecouch6261]

@@anthonymussari8783 Very good point. When you mentioned that I thought immediately of the lyrics and "oh yeah, it is too". Singing about a bottle standing forlorn is not a happy song.

[@ericbleasel5907]

Yes if only that girl realised I loved her so much,she should have stuck with me but she wanted more,years later she came to the realisation with profound sadness,I had that guy in the palm of my hand why was I so naive?

[@nancycoy9510]

Saw him several years ago @ the NY state fair. He put on an excellent show.

[@jackflash5659]

Keith Richards threatening anyone not to do drugs seems laughable.

[@luiskern8910]

He was probably on drugs when he said that

[@donolinger6904]

@@luiskern8910 - I'd bet money on it. Edit. I could be wrong. It seems like Keith was probably a teenager or he probably wouldn't be babysitting. Maybe it was a pre drug Keith or do you think he was born with a needle in his arm?

[@frankdiscussion2069]

Keith Richards didn't start using heroin until 1967-68.

[@amcone8268]

I stumbled across this

[@modularmuse]

Jimmy was one of the top session players at the time, he was worth the 12.

[@jamesfirth2392]

must bigger in the USA than England, as I recall, bit like the Dave Clark Five

[@saxoncodex9736]

They were. In Britain they were uncool, and regarded as bubble gum.

[@Veekator]

He was huge in the 60s. He was a teenage hearthrob that parents liked. They did have a lot of big hits. I was a kid and would see them on Ed Sullivan show..

[@ovalvox7888]

Keith threatening him not to do drugs? That’s a hoot.

[@exessex3522]

"No Milk Today" isn't a happy song. It's about a break-up.

[@written12]

Great song. Written by Graham Goulding, right?

[@robhendrikx2198]

I was thinking the same thing. It was their greatest hit, though, and my favourite.

[@mac11380]

It was happy for one of them.

[@joycerichardson1810]

Graham Gouldman--terrific composer and musician.

[@SatansSimgma]

Oh i thought this a joke. Huckabee has a show, simply amazing.

[@caeserromero3013]

Something tells me I'm on for a fookin good hiding 😂

[@johnsteelman-d1s]

HELLO, THE HERMAN HERMANS WERE IN MY TOWN ( WHERE I USED TO LIVE ) IN MYRTLE BEACH , SOUTH CAROLINA , A FEW YEARS AGO, AT THE HOLIADAY INN , IN THE SHOW ROOM , BUT PETER NOON WAS NOT WITH THE BAND , THERE WERE MANY GREAT BANDS THAT PLAYED THERE LIKE THE DRIFTERS, THE PLATTERS , MAURICE WILLIANS AND THE ZODICAS , JOHN FROM ( NOW ) NORTH CAROLINA . .

[@darreljohnson3644]

Herman's Hermit's had 18 Top 40 songs in the U.S. from 1964 - 1968, and not a bad one in the whole bunch......

[@franktheo2055]

Mike Huckabee was once asked during an interview what was his most incredible moment in meeting a celebrity, he said meeting the Rolling Stones and hanging out with Ron Wood back stage at a concert. It's so funny to hear that Keith Richards would threaten to punish a Peter Noone while he was still in diapers for getting high on drugs.. Look who's calling the kettle black ! LOL !!

[@geoffjoffy]

Love Peter.

[@RememberMe123-b4b]

Awesome guy. Probably as nice off stage as he is on.

[@greglapointe1311]

This guy doesn't age!

[@stude1953]

I haven't seen a bow tie in years I forgot they still made them. lol

[@usatrooper5045]

60s music was great 👍🤪🇺🇲

[@amcone8268]

Yes it was only cuz my older sister listened to the 60s music she was born in the 50s.

[@c.d.8975]

I saw him jamming with Dick Crocco in Chicago in the early 70s

[@patrickfennell6372]

Loved Peter on Married with Children.

[@derekec]

I've loved Herman's Hermits since kiddom in the 60's and respect the musicianship (...Derek Leckenby). Peter seems so affable but at a Meet 'n Greet post a show at NY BBKing's (I bought a CD but felt stupid going up to greet him) I watched a while trying to decide to join the line) and at one point about 10 minutes in he pointed at his watch, looked at his people mouthing something like "are we done yet?", or " can we get the 'ell outta 'ere?". He was there in body but not in spirit it seemed. But that's ok, maybe he had a plane to catch or is tired of all the repetition. The disappointment lingers hey, he's human and I still love him for the music and his overall good nature.

[@epipick]

He was in Coronation Street in the early days.

[@paulsharkey6576]

What a nice man

[@victorjohnson7512]

Keith Richards probably threatened a lot of people in drug fueled rages.

[@thepeadair]

Uninformed comment. He threatened to beat him up if he ever did drugs. Yeah, sounds like a drug fuelled rage alright.

[@65motowngirl]

He still has that little boy look.

[@dawntomlinson831]

named after his Auntie Alice and Auntie Ginny came from the Potteries

[@sirandrelefaedelinoge]

Amazing how these House Bands can turn anything into drossy muzak

[@michealcurrie8272]

In Scotland we had TV. Baird invented it. England waited for American TV. much later.

[@yenbbc8840]

which proves, if it's not scottish it's crap! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqqvkmuonteEg6s

[@michealcurrie8272]

@@yenbbc8840lol. something along those lines certainly, contributed major amounts to science and technology never mind ship building and telephone. Rings a Bell.

[@stubaker2574]

that time is when magic was in the air carried over radio waves to transistor radio's, dad's yelling to turn it down A.M. radio iop 10 big chaNGES all over the world for just a few fleeting years...no one who wasn't around don't uubderstand but alot would agree but their dropping like flies...where does the time go?

[@danthefan5378]

Ask The Go~Go’s & “Time Has Come Today~The incomparable Chamber’s Brothers as Well as S & G’s HAZY SHADE OF WINTER~The Bangles (way post “THE BANGS”~”The Paisley Underground“L.A. early 80’s)“The Version Rox too~ALSO used Great in Film “Less Than Zero”.

[@MarthaGonzalez-jm3vn]

Don't forget Henry the eighth.

[@MsButterfly57]

Yah sing it! My Dad liked that one too.

[@promerops]

I may be wrong, but I think Joe Brown did it earlier. It was an old music hall novelty song. Also, 'Mrs Brown' is a very sad song about lost love. I think it was written by Trevor Peacock - for a TV play.

[@postscript67]

@@promerops "I'm 'Enery the Eighth, I am" was sung by Harry Champion in the music halls. When film producer Alexander Korda heard a taxi driver singing it in the early '30s it gave him the idea to produce the film "The Private Life of Henry the Eighth" starring Charles Laughton.

[@promerops]

@@postscript67 That's great! Thanks very much for the information.

[@simontaylor2319]

Black suede chelsea boots, very 60s

[@JoanVioletStretch]

My friend was crazy about Herman..she ran down the aisle towards the stage shouting Herman, Herman!! tearing her hair out when we went to see them perform at Liverpool Empire during the 60's. Yes we used to call him Herman, not Pete then...thats why he was introduced as Peter Noone of Herman's Hermits as he wanted to be known by his proper name after he split with the band.

[@lynnefels8645]

Love Peter Noone

[@lightningrt434]

I really didn’t realise how big they were in The States. You wouldn’t see an interview like this in the UK. Btw 12 quid was a lot of dosh in the ‘60s, so the interviewer’s remarks, bearing on n mind his age, are a bit inane.

[@ronaldburns7877]

I was a 3rd year apprentice fitter in 1968 and my take home pay was under 4 pounds a week for a 40 hour week

[@lightningrt434]

@@ronaldburns7877 Exactly!

[@yenbbc8840]

a good antidrug poster would be, peter noone no drugs, keith richards drugs

[@mrb4886]

Ha, Ha!!

[@lucasoheyze4597]

Peter Noone has done exactly fuck all worth hearing since around 1965.

[@jaynewelch1472]

One heck of a good Rocker

[@rrnabors1]

Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter is NOT a Happy Song.

[@linshanhsiang]

It SOUNDS happy though

[@krisscanlon4051]

vh1 show was awesome