In 1999 Errol embarked on a very successful tour across the UK of 69 concerts. July 98 saw Errol on an extensive promotion tour of concerts, television/radio and media appearances throughout Germany having topped the bill at The Frankfurt Festival where he played to an audience of over 300,000. The same year Errol completed a sell out 58 date UK tour, which included an outstanding performance at the London Palladium in May. Hot Chocolate hit the charts again in February 1998 when EMI reissued the single, "It Started With A Kiss" and appeared on TOTP again. Errol also performed live on 'Top Of The Pops' as the single reached the number 6 position. A new Hot Chocolate 'Greatest Hits' compilation released in October 1997 reached number 10 in the album charts the next month.
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He helped with the promotion of the classic single "You Sexy Thing" which was featured in the movie 'The Full Monty' and re-released by EMI Records in 1997. In 1985 Errol left the band and took time out to spend more time with his wife and then young children, resurfacing in 19 to embark on successful solo tours of the UK. In 1981 'Hot Chocolate' had the honour of being invited by Prince Charles and Lady Diana at their pre-wedding reception at Buckingham Palace which was attended by heads of Government and many members of European Royalty. Brown's bald headed charismatic image and unique voice being the central focus of the group along with a great song writing talent that saw him pen such pop classics as, "It Started With A Kiss","You Sexy Thing" and "Every 1's A Winner". This was the start of a fifteen year career for the group who amassed a total of over 30 hits and also became the only group in the UK to have a hit for fifteen consecutive years. In 1970 'Hot Chocolate', with Errol Brown as lead singer released their first record entitled, "Love Is Life" which reached number 6 in the charts. Towards the end of 1969 Mickie Most signed Errol and the cofounder of the group, Tony Wilson as writers and recorded their songs with Mary Hopkins, Julie Felix and Herman's Hermits before encouraging them to come up with a song for themselves. Errol and his friends were given the name, 'The Hot Chocolate Band', a name thought up by a secretary at the company but which the band later changed to 'Hot Chocolate'. Amazingly John Lennon loved the version and it was released on the 'Apple' label. In 1969 while demoing a slight reggae version of the John Lennon song "Give Peace A Chance" with a group of friends, Errol Brown changed the lyrics of the number but he was informed that he could not change Lennon's song without his permission! So a copy of the demo was sent to the Beatles record label, 'Apple', with fingers crossed. Members of the group around Errol Brown included Tony Connor, Larry Ferguson, Harvey Hinsley, Derek Lewis, Pat Olive and Tony Wilson. Used with permission.Hot Chocolate formed in Brixton, London, England. Many thanks to Jack Hartmann for permission to display these lyrics. See more of our Nursery Rhymes and Early Childhood Song Lyrics The cool rhythm & beat really makes this simple rhyme come alive – sing along, move & have fun! Outward like you’re waving bye to someone, with a face like you’re saying "yuuuuk!" When children count just hold up fingers as I count or point to numbers 1 – 9 as I sing them. On "in the pot nine days old," hold your nose with one hand & wave the other hand One "some like it cold," move both hands outward like you’re pushing something away and stick your tongue out like you tasted something yucky. On "peas porridge hot," place both hands up near your face with palms facing out move them slightly outward to right and left as you make a face and act like you’ve just tasted something that’s too hot! This song is available on Jack Hartmann's Rhymin' to the Beat, Volume 2. Music and Lyrical Adaptation by Jack Hartmann
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