Engelbert Humperdinck, born Arnold George Dorsey in 1936, is a British pop singer celebrated as one of the finest balladeers of his era. Rising to fame in 1967 with the global hit Release Me, he soon became a leading figure in pop music with chart-topping singles like The Last Waltz and A Man Without Love. Originally performing as Gerry Dorsey, he adopted the name Engelbert Humperdinck at his manager's suggestion, sparking his breakthrough success. Throughout the 1970s, he enjoyed major hits in both the UK and the US, including After the Lovin'. Known for his smooth vocals and enduring stage presence, Humperdinck has sold over 140 million records worldwide and continues to record and tour, captivating audiences across generations.