Legendary crooner Engelbert Humperdinck talks about his life, in his own words, from Leicester to Las Vegas for the first time in his autobiography 'What's in a name?'. He talks to BBC Leicester of how he became one of the best known, best-selling, globally successful singers of all time. Listen to the interview... Engelbert Humperdinck, celebrating 30 years in the music business, has recorded everything from the most romantic ballads to the platinum-selling theme song "Lesbian Seagull" for the Beavis and Butthead movie. Did you know? He changed his stage name from Gerry Dorsey to Engelbert Humperdinck to give him a second shot at fame - it worked! His new name came from the 1911, century Austrian composer who wrote Hansel & Gretel. Prize You have the chance to win a signed copy of Engelbert Humperdinck autobiography 'What's in a name?' All you have to is make the longest word you can from his name Engelbert Humperdinck. Important - All words must be found in the Oxford English Dictionary.
- If there are more than one longest word then they will all be put into a hat and the winner will be selected at random.
- Please read the full competition rules before you enter.
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