There are undescribable attributes to a perfect pop ditty. I never actually gave much though to what those attributes were...I figured if I'd listen to enough music, I would come across many that fit the bill. I was just listening to The Hollies' Tell Me to My Face off their For Certain Because album. Actually, I listened to it about 12 times in a row. It fits the bill.
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The Hollies were one of my favorite British Invasion bands from the 1960s. For the uninitiated, it was the first group of Graham Nash, later of Crosby, Stills and Nash, though I must say I prefer his work with the Hollies.The harmonies of Graham and lead singer Allen Clarke were one of the most thrilling in pop/rock, and remain so to this day.I've recently been expanding my Hollies collection, ...
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One of my favorite obscure tracks of the Hollies comes from perhaps my favorite (U.S. version) of their albums called ??*Hear! Here!*??The song ??Very Last Day??, is about the end of the world and God taking that final roll call. So I wanted to find out more about it, and discovered it was written by Peter Yarrow and Paul Stookey, who started Peter Paul Mounds! Nah, just kidding – from Peter Pa.
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Anonther spin in the wayback machine... The Hollies "On A Carousel" and "Bus Stop" "On A Carousel" "Bus Stop"
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Yes, Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) co-authored by Allan Clarke, Roger Cook and Roger Greenaway has been played a gazillion times, but with Clarke’s sweet guitar opening and that pounding drum/ bass guitar back beat, this song epitomizes everything that rocks in rock.
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What is your favorite Hollies song and why? There has to be a story there.
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| 1 Bus Stop |
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| 2 Long Cool Woman (In a Black Dress) |
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| 3 Dear Eloise |
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| 4 Carrie-Anne |
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| 5 Look Through Any Window |
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