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Ken Lewis
real name Kenneth Alan James Hawker
Ken Lewis is credited on 542 releases across 198 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1964–2025 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
542
Credits
198
Albums
7
Decades active
228
In collections
Biography
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Songwriter
Born on born 3 December 1942 in Small Heath, Birmingham, U.K. Died on 2 August 2015 in Cherry Hinton, Cambridge, U.K., from complications associated with diabetes.
He is one of the more successful songwriters of the '60s, especially with his collaborations with John Carter. His biggest hit is the 1964 released "Can't You Hear My Heartbeat" (opens in a new tab) by Herman's Hermits. He left the music industry in 1971, suffering from depression.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
542 releases · 198 albums · active 1964–2025
- Performance · 776
- Production · 63
- Other credits · 11
Studios: Air Studios · Olympic Studios · Lansdowne Studios · Fame Recording Studios
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

Truth
1968

My Generation
1965

Nuggets (Original Artyfacts From The First Psychedelic Era 1965-1968)
1972

Subterranean Jungle
1983

Longplay Album Volume II
1981

Move
1968

Sweetheart Of The Sun
2011

Hello, Hello, Hello
1971

The Best Of Herman's Hermits
1969

Take A Vacation!
2010

Celebrate - The Three Dog Night Story 1965-1975
1993

Top Ten Hits Of The Sixties Volume 1
1992

Pictures In The Sky (Rubble Seven)
1988

The British Pop Collection (60 Original Artists 60 Original Hits)
1983

The First Class
1974

The Very Best Of The Ohio Express
1970

Herman's Hermits
1968

Silence Is Golden
2014

16 Classic Tracks
1982

Journey's End
1973

I Don't Want To Lose You Baby
1965
Frequent collaborators
- Various
- The Ivy League
- Herman's Hermits
- Stamford Bridge
- Ohio Express
- Freddie And The Dreamers
- Richard Anthony (2)
- The Flower Pot Men
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