My 'pop group 'played as support band quite a lot in '63/'64.to the Hollies, Stamford Hall Altrincham and Paar Hall Warrington.First time we had heard brilliant harmonies, especially through there DOUBLE !! VOX COLUMS, and also my first viewing of a stereo Gibby , I was really cheased off with my Guayatone ?? and Linear birdcage amp.after that .
@2001perseus you are right, if we didn't have YouTube I wouldn't know half the bands I know now, although I wish there was a time machine so I could see what it was like back then.... : )
@EmilyARTS you took the words straight out of my mouth! I'm a teenager now too and I would much rather be one in the 60s the music back then was much better, but we can only dream... : )
@60s4everanever Not really, it's all yours anytime you want to listen. All we had was radio Luxembourg back then, if we actually wanted to hear it. These songs were written for the young, that means it's yours kid, enjoy.
@2001perseus 60s4everanever is right.Had an old radiogram in the 50/60,s,and took turns in holding the wire to earth it manually,just to listen to Luxembourg,lol.Those were our days ,lvd,and wish we could go back there sometimes--so as the man said--enjoy!
@mrrodpatrick1 We had only first heard of this fantastic sound when the Beatles led the charge of who was already there. The Hollies might have started things off just as easily with their brilliant harmonies, but only Graham had exceptional drive; the others depended on that drive to a point.
Urgh. I so wish I was a teenager in the 60's instead of now. I could've been screaming like the crazy fangirl I am at Beatles and Hollies concerts. I have no options nowadays - tickets are too expensive and nobody exists who's worthwhile to see.
I'm from Manchester and one day I took a trip to Stockport a neighbouring town in the 60's and was looking in a boutique shop window frequented by the hollies at that time. When out of nowhere a horde of young ladies came screaming round the corner saying "there he is"! They were heading straight for me so I legged it pretty quick. They did say in those days that I looked like Graham Nash, so maybe they mistook me for him but I wasn't lookin; to get crushed while they made they're mind up. PHEW!
i think The Hollies were the one of the most underrated bands of the 60's...shoot i think they're one of the most underrated bands of all time..they're vocal harmonies, amazing songwriting, and amazing playing...they were really talented musicians
Alan Clarke on vocals, Graham Nash on vocals & guitar, Tony Hicks on lead guitar & vocals, Eric Haydock on bass and Bobbie Elliot on drums.
Eric Haydock left in 1967 and was replaced by Bernie Calvert, who first appeared on the album "Evolution", and Graham Nash quit to join CS&N in 1968. Before announcing his leaving the band, he found his own replacement - Terry Sylvester, who had a voice very similar to his.
@jsteelman1000 It was like that back then, it was a calmer time,..they enjoyed themselves, mostly today they seem so angry with no charisma or personality
@jsteelman1000 At 0:59 the guy appears to be playing bass guitar, yet it is obvious that he is holding a 6-string guitar. Maybe he's laughing because he's pretending to play bass.
Hey c'mon. The Hollies were a major competitior to the Beatles, mainly because of the blend of Allan Clarke's and Graham Nash's voices.I would recommend anyone to vist Nash's solo LP (I think "Songs for Beginners"). this guy was a seriuous talent before he joined Crosby and Stills.
i still think Crosby was a nutter - he F****d up the Byrds! Steve Stills was good though!
It's NOT a 6 string bass It's a Strat ! You ever see a bass with a wammy bar ? The reason you've seen other bands use one like it is : the drums & guitars are stage props ! Most of the old TV shows just played a recording and the band would lip sinc and pretend to play . So if you saw Jack Bruce use one it was probobly the same one from the TV show serch Unknown Hinson NOW
@jackdbone53 fender bassVI did have tremolo like on jazzmaster strats have a different tremolo.thats why theplayer is not using a pick.flatwound guitar strings dont respond well to pick attack
@theAceMod1979 I think it was there managment, trying to keep a clean boy image, but try the hollies long cool woman/live, they let go on that, 10 mins long and great guitar solo`s.
The Hollies and Beatles shared number one status their entire time. The Beatles were often in second place to a recent Hollies song. And Graham Nash left them and went to Crosby (who got him on drugs) Still, Nash and Young. Great musicians either last forever or die young.
I just found on youtube, this song rereleased by the hollies in 1983, and has graham nash on it, just one look 1983 the hollies, its very different in parts.
Only two at the time, but began listening to music at a young age and remember The Hollies well. Back then we could turn on the TV after dinner and see many of the popular bands of the time on different "talk" shows. SO glad I was born in the 60's as opposed to later decades....
@CHABA95 Its a 6 string fender bass with a trembolo. It is kind of a wierd combination but it must work! the Beatles used one of these in the Let it be recordings and John Entwistle of The Who frequently used one in the studio aswell!
Perfect pop...funny how Graham held out the longest with the push back hair style yet was the one searching for real change a few years later(_C,S & N). Think he left Hollies in '68 soon after his King Midas in Reverse only performed so so on the UK charts. - another fave of mine. Saw them in Adelaide - '70....the loudest drumming I'd ever heard at that stage.
@joeknee4767 This si the music of the time and place. These groups were not Beatles rip-offs. Comments like yours are insulting to bands like this and the Beatles as well. They all wore suits and ties because that was the fahsion, and the music they did was what was popular at the time. They were always doing covers and starting to write their own music.
@sapphiretaurus Did you forget that they also had a very young Graham Nash.......sound familiar. Just an indication of the talent that they were just realizing!
@sapphiretaurus Not really insulting is it? Just ignorant! If a person can only cite on band from the 50s / 60s / 70s and thinks all other music is a rip off of one band then they don't know much! It's a pity that the lazy term 'beatles-esq' became so popular for describing this brand of pop.
It may LOOK like it, but that's a "Fender Bass VI". Probably the first ever six string bass guitar. A very innovative and very popular bit of kit. Jack Bruce used one on the first Cream gigs and on their first album. John Lennon and George Harrison used them on Beatles tunes where McCartney played keyboards when the song demanded it be recorded as live as possible. Lennon plays Fender Bass VI on 'Let It Be', George on 'Hey Jude'. Hope this helps.
That's a "Fender Bass VI" a very innovative but of kit and the first ever six string bass guitar. Cream used one on the first album and live, the Beatles used them on tracks recorded live in the studio where McCartney played piano, for example; Lennon played Fender Bass VI on "Let It Be" and "Long And Winding Road". George played Fender VBVass VI on "Hey Jude"
Without a doubt, The Hollies was the rock group that came closest to the Beatles. They made beautiful music during the '70s, they also had wonderful voices. When there was the explosion of British rock, their music played on the radio all the time in England. In some situations were more successful than the Beatles.
i was 14 when this song came out,i was in love with the best looking girl in the school,three grown up children,and 5 grandkids later shes still the best looking girl in the school...
Although I was just born by then, it seems the future generations could hardly make such simple and rich kind of music, as if anything that might appeal to good and simple feelings, today, is like a sinful attitude. Those song sound full of rich feelings for those who like to appreciate them.
I was10 when this song was released, have always loved The Hollies, went to see them in Basingstoke two weeks ago - awesome and OMG Tony Hicks is still SO CUTE....!
you can see these bands really enjoy their music! They have such a cool energy and put everything into the performance. Love their smiles and great tune! Wish to live in that time....
@althemainman2474 Met Mr Nash at a gig w/ my old band some years ago-very nice guy. Been singing 'Bus Stop' solo for a while, and learning 'LookThrough Any Window'
Might have to learn 'I See The Rain' as well! Great song, that is too.
0:40 ..Graham Nash is lovely!!
sallyg270 11 hours ago
Nagyon jó együttes, szeretjük
istvan4646 3 days ago
That is one AWESOME bass line.
F5veSeveN 4 days ago
My 'pop group 'played as support band quite a lot in '63/'64.to the Hollies, Stamford Hall Altrincham and Paar Hall Warrington.First time we had heard brilliant harmonies, especially through there DOUBLE !! VOX COLUMS, and also my first viewing of a stereo Gibby , I was really cheased off with my Guayatone ?? and Linear birdcage amp.after that .
llandwrogy 1 week ago
@rjeffrey1950 that sounds like fun, where is the tardis?!? I really want to visit the good old days that everyone speaks so fondly about : )
60s4everanever 1 week ago
Guys dressed so cool back then.
IM18AC 2 weeks ago
Aww, the sixties we're the best, the guys were adorable, but now they have tatoos, crazy hair, weird styles, and worst of all, autotune! D:
ImmaHorniGummiBear 2 weeks ago
The ACTUAL 2 minutes when this 9-year-old girl discovered her desire for boys...lol...Thanks Allan!!!
Poopaloo55 3 weeks ago
@henchfrezno: that's not a six string "regular" guitar. That is a Fender Bass VI. It's a six string bass guitar.
pecanpie100 1 month ago 2
He was so cute!! awww :)
acornoddity 1 month ago
great group because their music evolved.
gotherealex 1 month ago
@2001perseus you are right, if we didn't have YouTube I wouldn't know half the bands I know now, although I wish there was a time machine so I could see what it was like back then.... : )
60s4everanever 1 month ago 2
BELLISSIMA CANZONE
raw1138 1 month ago
Even though this song was done 10 years before I was born, I love it I remember my uncle putting the record on & singing it to me. Memory's.
69trust96 2 months ago
Graham Nash looks like Nigel Tufnel of Spinal Tap on "Gimme Some Money".
maplespak 2 months ago
this song was before i was even born and i love it. my mum used to sing it to me.
snakelady666 2 months ago in playlist trish rock 1
Can anypne confirm that the Hollies had more No. 1's (world-wide) than the Beatles ?
Baskerville22 2 months ago
Another one of those songs and performances that, you see it once and you never forget it.
MasterMusician091 2 months ago
@EmilyARTS you took the words straight out of my mouth! I'm a teenager now too and I would much rather be one in the 60s the music back then was much better, but we can only dream... : )
60s4everanever 2 months ago
@60s4everanever Not really, it's all yours anytime you want to listen. All we had was radio Luxembourg back then, if we actually wanted to hear it. These songs were written for the young, that means it's yours kid, enjoy.
2001perseus 1 month ago
@2001perseus 60s4everanever is right.Had an old radiogram in the 50/60,s,and took turns in holding the wire to earth it manually,just to listen to Luxembourg,lol.Those were our days ,lvd,and wish we could go back there sometimes--so as the man said--enjoy!
rjeffery1950 1 week ago
beatles still the greatest band they started as simple sound to great music...music like this was definitely started by the beatles...
mrrodpatrick1 2 months ago
@mrrodpatrick1 We had only first heard of this fantastic sound when the Beatles led the charge of who was already there. The Hollies might have started things off just as easily with their brilliant harmonies, but only Graham had exceptional drive; the others depended on that drive to a point.
NewHopeNashFan 2 months ago
@mrrodpatrick1 DELMORE BROTHERS - THE EVERLY BROTHES - THE BEATLES>
buddyeagle 2 months ago
Urgh. I so wish I was a teenager in the 60's instead of now. I could've been screaming like the crazy fangirl I am at Beatles and Hollies concerts. I have no options nowadays - tickets are too expensive and nobody exists who's worthwhile to see.
EmilyARTS 2 months ago 2
absolutely love Graham Nashs solos, he did brilliant there :D
MrChobbaWonga08 2 months ago
Foreverseptember2
Yes, I loved listening to the Hollies,dancing at Tenby hall, mini skirts and beehive hair.
Oh for youth and a future with You.
Love you
Foreverseptember1 2 months ago
To Foreverseptember2
Yes, loved The Hollies, Tenby Hall dances, mini skirts and beehive hair!
The fun of youth......wish the future could have been as US.
Love you forever xx
Foreverseptember1 2 months ago
come on this guys were good but you cant compare to the beatles, the beatles has been the most important band EVER!
fecuva 3 months ago
Graham Nash!
dakotahstr 3 months ago
@dakotahstr Nashie is brilliant!!!!!
NewHopeNashFan 2 months ago
So good!! They all look so young, can u believe Tony was only 18 he is sooo cute! : )
60s4everanever 3 months ago
ahhh vocal harmonies are so nice
DAVET0NE 3 months ago
I'm from Manchester and one day I took a trip to Stockport a neighbouring town in the 60's and was looking in a boutique shop window frequented by the hollies at that time. When out of nowhere a horde of young ladies came screaming round the corner saying "there he is"! They were heading straight for me so I legged it pretty quick. They did say in those days that I looked like Graham Nash, so maybe they mistook me for him but I wasn't lookin; to get crushed while they made they're mind up. PHEW!
tinvillager 3 months ago
Looks like 19 people looked the other way.
kilts4u2 3 months ago
i think The Hollies were the one of the most underrated bands of the 60's...shoot i think they're one of the most underrated bands of all time..they're vocal harmonies, amazing songwriting, and amazing playing...they were really talented musicians
shawndixon13 4 months ago 2
The Hollies pls come back !
grzegorz0510 4 months ago in playlist Ulubione filmy użytkownika grzegorz0510
@grzegorz0510 They are! They are currently on their Autumn tour of the UK. I'm going to see them in High Wycombe on Friday. The show is a sellout.
FD747 3 months ago
yes yes yes
grzegorz0510 4 months ago
I think Graham Nash should have stayed with the Hollies Great Band
krakatoa1200 4 months ago
@krakatoa1200 maybe but he is super in CSN&Y and CSN..
dakotahstr 3 months ago
Il testimone !!!
Carlyle983 4 months ago 2
Nice!!
GiulioMa 4 months ago
My Nan is a distant relative of Allan Clarke. How cool is that!?
monkeychunger 4 months ago 12
@monkeychunger Very cool! Is she a 1st or 2nd cousin?
sapphiretaurus 4 months ago
@sapphiretaurus It's not cousins, my nan's mum married somebody who's deceased wife remembers her cousin bouncing young Allen Clarke on her knee!
monkeychunger 4 months ago
@monkeychunger Talk about six degrees of separation!
sapphiretaurus 4 months ago 3
@monkeychunger Very cool indeed. emm would she like a pen pal? ;)
HilaryMG 3 months ago
@monkeychunger that is 'way' cool !!
384219 4 days ago
the Beatles broke up in 1969...The Hollies sold most albums in 1970
Syzygy60 4 months ago
@Syzygy60 And what is your point?
sapphiretaurus 4 months ago 28
@Syzygy60 they broke up in 1970.
lucas07700 2 months ago
@Syzygy60 so music is about selling albums to you?
dewdew80 2 months ago
So cute they were. I love the smiles. Nowadays guys in bands always look angry...like they want to kill someone.
ladybluluv 4 months ago 4
"Turn off that crap. It's driving me nuts." (My sister on this song)
Samalamalamdam 4 months ago
@Samalamalamdam Set your sister straight. This is music.
sapphiretaurus 4 months ago 7
@Samalamalamdam
us the "back-hand" immediately
arbitor365 4 months ago
Classic.
zammochun 4 months ago
watch the rythym guitarist,he's the talent
Syzygy60 5 months ago
Wow they look so cute! :-)
promisedeyes 5 months ago
Yes - this is the classic line-up.
Alan Clarke on vocals, Graham Nash on vocals & guitar, Tony Hicks on lead guitar & vocals, Eric Haydock on bass and Bobbie Elliot on drums.
Eric Haydock left in 1967 and was replaced by Bernie Calvert, who first appeared on the album "Evolution", and Graham Nash quit to join CS&N in 1968. Before announcing his leaving the band, he found his own replacement - Terry Sylvester, who had a voice very similar to his.
GerryLayton1 5 months ago
the hollies close harmonies were the best!!
lynne150351 5 months ago 2
what was the bass player laughing at ?
jsteelman1000 5 months ago
@jsteelman1000 It was like that back then, it was a calmer time,..they enjoyed themselves, mostly today they seem so angry with no charisma or personality
Tony70504 4 months ago
@jsteelman1000 At 0:59 the guy appears to be playing bass guitar, yet it is obvious that he is holding a 6-string guitar. Maybe he's laughing because he's pretending to play bass.
henchfrezno 1 month ago
They will be adored for decades to come -- at least as long as JS Bach!
davidhertzberg 5 months ago 2
This is one incredible group.....never really knew them, how long they stayed together and made great music, especially into the 70's......
stephenjones102 5 months ago
mas ele é a cara do Rodrigo Faro !!!
lamarca73 6 months ago
They were so young then. It's hard to tell if they had the classic line up yet. Does anyone know?
markmvt 6 months ago
The Hollies were great and not to be compared to the Beatles they were there own band with their own sound. Grow-up!
NewayaRichards 6 months ago
Hey c'mon. The Hollies were a major competitior to the Beatles, mainly because of the blend of Allan Clarke's and Graham Nash's voices.I would recommend anyone to vist Nash's solo LP (I think "Songs for Beginners"). this guy was a seriuous talent before he joined Crosby and Stills.
i still think Crosby was a nutter - he F****d up the Byrds! Steve Stills was good though!
axolotyl36 6 months ago 2
Graham Nash! Lookin and sounding great!
johnwwhite2 6 months ago 2
awesome Band and song!.
animefreak15057 6 months ago
Il testimone mi ha portato qui xD
davideforzalazio92 6 months ago 2
Allan is so.... ! I forgot what I was going to say.
Poopaloo55 6 months ago
Graham Nash looks remarkably like George Harrison in this era. Very strange.
mrhatalex 6 months ago 6
popular song now & days in reggae...
3mh97 6 months ago
It's NOT a 6 string bass It's a Strat ! You ever see a bass with a wammy bar ? The reason you've seen other bands use one like it is : the drums & guitars are stage props ! Most of the old TV shows just played a recording and the band would lip sinc and pretend to play . So if you saw Jack Bruce use one it was probobly the same one from the TV show serch Unknown Hinson NOW
jackdbone53 7 months ago
@jackdbone53 fender bassVI did have tremolo like on jazzmaster strats have a different tremolo.thats why theplayer is not using a pick.flatwound guitar strings dont respond well to pick attack
therealboloulu 6 months ago
@jackdbone53 Actually, it is a Fender VI six-string bass guitar. They were tuned an octave lover than a regular guitar.
MrJayBBluejay 2 months ago
@theAceMod1979 I think it was there managment, trying to keep a clean boy image, but try the hollies long cool woman/live, they let go on that, 10 mins long and great guitar solo`s.
evilofisalm 7 months ago
this band got more talent than the stones..but rolling stones got more charisma
MrEdongzki 7 months ago
spinning wheel
vivian21able 7 months ago
il testimone soudtrack!!!!
Iommiforever 7 months ago
the best beyond beatles
tomaskejr 7 months ago
The Hollies and Beatles shared number one status their entire time. The Beatles were often in second place to a recent Hollies song. And Graham Nash left them and went to Crosby (who got him on drugs) Still, Nash and Young. Great musicians either last forever or die young.
Kelebrinlith 7 months ago
@Kelebrinlith The wonderful, indestructible Graham Nash simply rocks the house!!!!!!
NewHopeNashFan 5 months ago
The best Hollies song.
wenshadow1 7 months ago
Everyone loved the Hollies. There music was fresh and so enlightening. I still like their tunes today in 2011.
foneBro 7 months ago 2
Il testimone - Pif!
TheDankwart 7 months ago 22
I just found on youtube, this song rereleased by the hollies in 1983, and has graham nash on it, just one look 1983 the hollies, its very different in parts.
evilofisalm 7 months ago
God almighty lookat the pompador on Nash!
Staszu13 8 months ago
i love this song and i was born in 1989. i was born on the wrong year =(
BEARARMZ 8 months ago
Mods.
TheYoungmods 8 months ago
Only two at the time, but began listening to music at a young age and remember The Hollies well. Back then we could turn on the TV after dinner and see many of the popular bands of the time on different "talk" shows. SO glad I was born in the 60's as opposed to later decades....
DeedleDeedleDumplin 8 months ago
woooohooo slappin tha bass.... on a guitar. wtf lo
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chato0571 8 months ago
@chato0571 thats what i said first lol but its an actual bass. jack bruce from cream uses one too. look at cream videos
BEARARMZ 8 months ago
@chato0571 its a six sting bass the beatles used the same one as it looks
jias188 7 months ago
Wow, look at how young Graham Nash was. But still, only 5 more years until he appears at Woodstock with CSNY.
irishace11 8 months ago
bass player must have forgotten his bass haha..if you watch them closely you can see them all look over and laugh throughout the performance.
nestorguti2176 8 months ago
I photographed The Hollies in 1977 in Canada. To see the shots go to ianmarkmusicphotos (.como)
mrianmark 8 months ago
Love It!
pkfireflies 9 months ago
Graham Nash!!! :D <3
Beatleluver1234567 9 months ago 2
It's just cool to see Graham Nash!
DenCath5209 9 months ago 2
esses caras me trazem muitas lembranças boas
luisvalterinacio 9 months ago
Why is Bern playing a guitar for a bass?
CHABA95 9 months ago
@CHABA95 Its a 6 string fender bass with a trembolo. It is kind of a wierd combination but it must work! the Beatles used one of these in the Let it be recordings and John Entwistle of The Who frequently used one in the studio aswell!
SgtPepper264 9 months ago
Yes !!!
greg5603 10 months ago
A great band that never enjoyed the success they deserved in the states.
MrMogwa 10 months ago 2
Perfect pop...funny how Graham held out the longest with the push back hair style yet was the one searching for real change a few years later(_C,S & N). Think he left Hollies in '68 soon after his King Midas in Reverse only performed so so on the UK charts. - another fave of mine. Saw them in Adelaide - '70....the loudest drumming I'd ever heard at that stage.
MrByrdbath 10 months ago
Outstanding vocal group.
1populist 11 months ago 2
is this a Beatles rip-off, or just the music of the time and place?
joeknee4767 11 months ago
@joeknee4767 This si the music of the time and place. These groups were not Beatles rip-offs. Comments like yours are insulting to bands like this and the Beatles as well. They all wore suits and ties because that was the fahsion, and the music they did was what was popular at the time. They were always doing covers and starting to write their own music.
sapphiretaurus 10 months ago 78
@sapphiretaurus but to be fair the beatles started it all
BEARARMZ 9 months ago
@BEARARMZ I think you'll find that Buddy Holly and the Crickets were doing it before the Beatles, not to take anything away from the Beatles
Grizzer33 8 months ago
@sapphiretaurus but the 60s had the best music and i was born in 89
BEARARMZ 9 months ago
@sapphiretaurus Did you forget that they also had a very young Graham Nash.......sound familiar. Just an indication of the talent that they were just realizing!
nkmcelwee 8 months ago 2
@nkmcelwee No, I am fully aware of that.
sapphiretaurus 8 months ago
@sapphiretaurus sorry its taken me so long to get to this, thanks for the posting nice to hear from you.
jm9407 8 months ago
@jm9407 You're welcome, and thank you!
sapphiretaurus 5 months ago
@sapphiretaurus Not really insulting is it? Just ignorant! If a person can only cite on band from the 50s / 60s / 70s and thinks all other music is a rip off of one band then they don't know much! It's a pity that the lazy term 'beatles-esq' became so popular for describing this brand of pop.
johnisaceface 7 months ago
@joeknee4767 No hon..it was a great era..all the guys had the hair and usually 5 piece bands.the harmony was the key..:)
TheKateey1011 7 months ago
@joeknee4767 It's not insulting to ask a question like this. the person who answered your question is just being weak sauce
fsanf164 6 months ago
@joeknee4767 Welcome to the British Invasion. This is just, like the other dude said, time and place.
wolfboy0723 6 months ago
Good Old Hollies I Love These Guys Thanks For Posting!
TheColts99 11 months ago
6-string bass... those days... marvelous . At least The Shadows used the same instrument on some solos...
PenaLish 11 months ago
When did Graham leave the Hollies?
shrededwheat 11 months ago
looks like the bass player forgot to bring his bass and they gave him a guitar for the show.
cgboomer 11 months ago 2
@cgboomer
No, I believe it is a Fender Bass VI
simonaris 11 months ago
no its not a guitar its a fender bass VI six strig bass
gaham99 11 months ago
@cgboomer
It may LOOK like it, but that's a "Fender Bass VI". Probably the first ever six string bass guitar. A very innovative and very popular bit of kit. Jack Bruce used one on the first Cream gigs and on their first album. John Lennon and George Harrison used them on Beatles tunes where McCartney played keyboards when the song demanded it be recorded as live as possible. Lennon plays Fender Bass VI on 'Let It Be', George on 'Hey Jude'. Hope this helps.
mckendrick4046 10 months ago
@cgboomer
That's a "Fender Bass VI" a very innovative but of kit and the first ever six string bass guitar. Cream used one on the first album and live, the Beatles used them on tracks recorded live in the studio where McCartney played piano, for example; Lennon played Fender Bass VI on "Let It Be" and "Long And Winding Road". George played Fender VBVass VI on "Hey Jude"
mckendrick4046 10 months ago
lovely song
KIauDka 1 year ago
Coles supermarkets redid this song in 2006 as "Just One Bite" to launch their "You'll Love.." in-store brand.
Davez621 1 year ago
I love the 60s even thou I was born in 68 . Better than today's!
mcconkeyMOD 1 year ago
@mcconkeyMOD certainly. Today's groups have no class or talent at all.
calihartley2010 10 months ago
I love the Hollies for ever - now already for more than 40 years!
TheLynxen 1 year ago
OMG! looking at the change with Tony Hicks in this song (1964) and in Carrie Anne on BBC (1969) is sooooo huge! he looks like a kid here!
lfcuruguay19 1 year ago 2
Graham Nash is the best! Of Crosby,Stills,Nash and Young fame...
patches1970 1 year ago
Great early Hollies....(I think Doris must have appreciated it also)
CommanderRZ 1 year ago
That cutie (at :52) that looks like George Harrison is Graham Nash (of Crosby, Stills & Nash fame)
strategery22 1 year ago
Without a doubt, The Hollies was the rock group that came closest to the Beatles. They made beautiful music during the '70s, they also had wonderful voices. When there was the explosion of British rock, their music played on the radio all the time in England. In some situations were more successful than the Beatles.
urbanocity 1 year ago
@urbanocity When all the other girls were screaming for Paul, I was screaming for Allan! For me The Hollies had it... hands down.
Poopaloo55 9 months ago 2
Terrific... they got everyone in there... Dave Clark Five, Beach Boys and the Beatles...
smileykermit 1 year ago
who is this? 1:25 THX!
Lakrits3 1 year ago 3
@Lakrits3 Tony Hicks, their lead guitarist. He's still with the group, and as great as ever! You're welcome!
sapphiretaurus 1 year ago 5
@sapphiretaurus My mum told me that in the early 60s,Tony had his guitar tuned by our neighbour.We lived in Nelson Lancs.
jurrassicsparks 1 year ago
@sapphiretaurus
yeah but he is so old he cant get a boner..and hes bald and flabby and his face is lined with liver spots and corws feet
ChiroQuacker 11 months ago
@ChiroQuacker That sounds just like you, so go fuck yourself.
sapphiretaurus 10 months ago 5
@sapphiretaurus Love it !!!!! Well said.........
mrsfboomer 9 months ago
graham nash at 0:52 ..went on the croby stills and nash
UNDERGROUND2000 1 year ago
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thefreakshowish1 1 year ago
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thefreakshowish1 1 year ago 3
@thefreakshowish1 That's Graham Nash!
sapphiretaurus 1 year ago
@thefreakshowish1 Graham Nash
JSCOTTW100 1 year ago
@thefreakshowish1 That cutie (at :52) that looks like George Harrison is Graham Nash (of Crosby, Stills & Nash fame)
strategery22 1 year ago 2
this is class :) such a gr8 band
eminemdrehybrid 1 year ago
Very nice !!!
grzegorz1960ful 1 year ago
i was 14 when this song came out,i was in love with the best looking girl in the school,three grown up children,and 5 grandkids later shes still the best looking girl in the school...
micyboyh 1 year ago 3
@micyboyh
She's still in school??
HoboGus 1 year ago
@HoboGus yea she's a cleaner
micyboyh 1 year ago
wow ;;; what a WONDERFULL SONG i was only 2
purselady2 1 year ago
Although I was just born by then, it seems the future generations could hardly make such simple and rich kind of music, as if anything that might appeal to good and simple feelings, today, is like a sinful attitude. Those song sound full of rich feelings for those who like to appreciate them.
Luissbr 1 year ago
Saw The Hollies two weeks ago in concert in Basingstoke - they were fabulous - oh my lost youth, and Tony Hicks is still SO CUTE....!!!!
3moonriver 1 year ago
Super
MISTRQ1 1 year ago
I was10 when this song was released, have always loved The Hollies, went to see them in Basingstoke two weeks ago - awesome and OMG Tony Hicks is still SO CUTE....!
3moonriver 1 year ago
Wow, Graham Nash with a front bouffant!
waakman 1 year ago
you can see these bands really enjoy their music! They have such a cool energy and put everything into the performance. Love their smiles and great tune! Wish to live in that time....
avokavonlady 1 year ago
They were coached to be "smiley!" Rock and Roll needed to be friendly in those days! I love the "Hollies!"
pds3939 1 year ago
Sounds awesome in my neck of the woods!
pds3939 1 year ago
awesome!
pds3939 1 year ago
The days when music meant you could remember the tune , the words and those who sang it.
SuperHarrygeorge 1 year ago
Oh Shame on me I did not recognize Graham Nash! He looks different with black hair and eyes! On the cover of my vinyl he is redhead and pale eyes!
whatisthef 1 year ago
Who's the guy at the left of Tony Hicks who sing in solo at 0:44? He's got cool voice!
whatisthef 1 year ago
Graham Nash..just brilliant..and in those days a personal friend..lovely man
alan Whitehead (Marmalade 67-78)
althemainman2474 1 year ago 3
@althemainman2474 Met Mr Nash at a gig w/ my old band some years ago-very nice guy. Been singing 'Bus Stop' solo for a while, and learning 'LookThrough Any Window'
Might have to learn 'I See The Rain' as well! Great song, that is too.
Regards from USA
tradfan 1 year ago
Instant crush on Allan for this teeny watching TOTP that night...it never went away!
Poopaloo55 1 year ago
people use to look happy in the 60's
ratapsycho 1 year ago 11
@ratapsycho It was actually a happier less stressful time overall.
jimbobubbadj 6 months ago 3