When they first began, the thing that set Hello People apart from other bands was their whiteface makeup and use of mime onstage. Onstage, the…
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During the 1980s, Helloween were the most successful heavy metal band that Germany has ever produced (who aren’t called The Scorpions). Formed in Hamburg in…
Formed in New York City in 1989, Helmet came out of the noise-rock underground, debuting on the Minneapolis punk label Amphetamine Reptile with the cold-eyed…
Help Yourself was formed in London in 1970 initially as a backup band for Malcolm Morley. The band consisted of Richard Treece (guitars/vocals/harmonica), Dave Charles…
Born on 31 March 1937, Herb Alpert attended the University of Southern California. He took up the trumpet at the age of eight and played…
Hubert Leroy Goins was born in Ocala, Florida, in 1939. He sang in his local church as a child before forming his first blues group.…
The Herd formed in South London in 1965, adding 16-year-old guitarist Peter Frampton the following year. After a UK singles chart near-miss with I Can…
Herman’s Hermits were one of the most interesting of the original wave of British Invasion groups. Unlike The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, The Hermits didn’t threaten authority figures with…
The folksy five-piece Heron proved popular on the festival circuit in the early 70s with their gentle songs of love. Their debut self-titled album (1970)…
Australian band The Hippos came together in Sydney in 1985. At the heart of the group was rock journeyman Leszek (Les) Karski, formerly of UK…
It all began in Australia back in 1975 when Johnny Kannis and Chris Masuak were playing together in a band called The Jackals. Masuak went…
Hole’s debut LP Pretty On The Inside, was hard work – and melody certainly took a beating on the album. In contrast, Live Through This (1994) was a shout-along…
When The Hollies began recording in 1963, they relied heavily upon the R&B/early rock & roll covers that provided the staple diet for most British…
Holly Beth Vincent was born in Chicago but grew up in Los Angeles. It was there she formed Holly & The Italians with drummer Steve…
Like a less-famous British cousin of The New York Dolls, the Hollywood Brats also had a penchant for feather boas, glitter and tough rock &…
Among the eccentrics who inhabited Greenwich Village (New York) in the early 1960s, The Holy Modal Rounders were as weird as fish – as illustrated…
Active for only the briefest time between 1978 and 1981, like fellow South Londoners Alternative TV and This Heat, The Homosexuals used their mayfly-compatible lifespan…
The 1964 single Little Honda was written by Mike Love and Brian Wilson who decided not to release a version they had recorded with The Beach…
Honeybus are principally remembered for their 1968 hit I Can’t Let Maggie Go, but much of their best work was made shortly after that breakthrough when…
One of the first rock groups to have a female drummer, The Honeycombs, were formed in London in 1963 as The Sheratons by hairdressers Martin…