Hollies - What Goes Around. CD. (Magic Records - 3930370) Reissue of an early 80's album remastered, in a digipak and with 9 bonus tracks. In 1983 original members Graham Nash, Allan Clarke, Tony Hicks & Bobby Elliott reformed to record one album for Atlantic Records and it is a good listen all the way through if you like killer harmonies in a pop-rock setting. In terms of sheer vocal power, this group (with Nash) have few if any peers.Contains the brilliant "If The Lights Go Out," a wonderful slice of folk rock romance featuring Tony Hicks' chiming guitar throughout.

Hollies - Staying Power. CD. (EMI - 355 9832) The Hollies are back with a brand new 2006 studio album which has a contemporary sound. Still at the heart of band are original members Tony Hicks and Bobby Elliott. The line-up is completed by Ray Stiles, Ian Parker and Peter Howarth. "Staying Power" features a host of major songwriting talent, including Lamont Dozier, Rob Davis, and A1's Mark Read.

Hollies - Stay With The Hollies / In The Hollies Style. CD. 2 albums which were both originally released in 1964 and contain that fresh young innocent Please Please Me vibe throughout and the harmonies are really starting to gel.

Hollies - Other Side Of.... CD. (See For Miles - SEECD 302-A) Compilation of B-sides.

Hollies - Reunion. CD. (Snapper - SMACD919) As the title suggests- reunion album from Mancunian pop legends, featuring Graham Nash reunited with Allan Clarke, Tony Hicks and new member Bobby Elliot. Recorded live in concert in Ohio, where most of the band now reside, the set features all the hits from 'Just One Look' and 'Bus Stop' to 'King Midas' 'The Air That I Breathe' 'Long Cool Woman' and even the CSNY standard 'Teach Your Children'.

Hollies - Hollies/Would You Believe. CD. (EMI - 3111892) This 2fer pairs the Hollies 2nd & 3rd albums released in 1965 & 66 respectivly.

Hollies - Long Road Home. 6-CD Set. (EMI - 5848562) CD's 1-5 present the Hollies studio recordings and includes classic tracks, b sides and rare foreign releases,foreign language versions and previously unreleased recordings.The 6th disc contains live recordings including 3 amazing tracks from a 1967 Swedish radio broadcast and much more.

Hollies - Four More Originals. 4-CD Set. (EMI - HOLLIES2) Set of four albums released in the UK for the first time including "Romany","Write On","The Hollies" and "A Crazy Steal".

Hollies - Evolution (Remastered With Mono And Stereo Versions). CD. (EMI - 5282472) First issued in 1967, this was the UK band's first stab at psychedelia. Graham Nash's songwriting and singing skills are much to the fore here, in what was an interesting and credible addition to the ranks of UK psych, with a typically UK feel (Ye Olde Trippy Toffee Shoppe Inside Timothy Leary's Fairy Tale Dream etc.). This reissue contains the mono & stereo versions of the album.

Hollies - EP Collection. CD. (See For Miles - SEECD 94-A) Hits and rarities from the '60s legends. Tracks: Here I Go Again, You Know He Did, What Kind Of Boy, Baby That's All, Look Through Any Window, What Kind Of Love, When I'm Not There, Rockin' Robin, Lucille, Memphis, Just One Look, I'm Alive, Come On Back, We're Through, I've Got A Way Of My Own, So Lonely, To You My Love, Whatcha Gonna Do About It, I'm Talking About You, Too Much Monkey Business, Come On Home, I Can't Let Go.

Hollies - Dear Eloise/King Midas In Reverse. CD. (Sundazed - SC 6123) Yes, The Hollies made a psychedelic album, just before Graham Nash left to join Crosby Stills and Nash. Released in the UK as "Butterfly", its an orchestrated acid psych-pop masterpiece with backwards guitar and surreal lyrics incorportaing late '60s psychedelic imagery. "Try it" is pretty outrageous and probably helped Mr Nash out of the band.... A classic album with bonus tracks on Sundazed.. VALUE FOR MONEY BARGAIN PRICE

Hollies - Confessions Of The Mind. CD. (EMI - 5282432) Digital remaster of the 1970 album (first album after Nash' departure) which featured "Little Girl" which sounds almost like a conscious attempt to emulate the harmonies and overall sound of Crosby, Stills & Nash and the beautiful country rock number "Lady Please", and the interesting title track makes this a worthy addition to the early Hollies catalogue.

Hollies - Butterfly (remastered With Mono And Stereo Versions). CD. (EMI - 5282452) Originally released in 1967 release this is The Hollies only full-on psychedelic masterpiece. Filled with psych production effects,sound effects and great songwritting from Clarke-Hicks-Nash who composed all the tracks on this album. Featuring "Dear Eloise", "Pagasus","Elevated Observations" and more. This CD re-issue contains the mono & stereo albums on the 1 disc.

Hollies - Sing Dylan. CD. (EMI - 5282462) This 1969 release is the most controversial of the bands many albums. It does seem odd that this far into their carer they decide to record a covers album, Graham Nash walked away because of it and it was universally panned. Despite some clangers (an orchestrated version of "Blowin In The Wind" is horrific), there are many moments of light to be found on the twelve tracks they recorded. Touching on recent releases by Zimmerman and early obcurities, they highlight their arranging abilities on the stripped back numbers and their exceptional harmonies. If you are not a fan of big orchestrations then it's probably best not to get this album, the album has moments of over the top string arrangements that are just begging to be wiped from the master tapes.

Hollies - A's, B's & EP's. CD. (Emi Gold - 5968172) Twenty four track collection chronologically placing the Hollies early singles, B-sides and EP releases side by side. Sounding absolutely superb due to the digital remastering directly from the master tapes, this is the sound of the mid '60's Hollies in full swing. A great compilation for collectors as a number of the B-sides are not elsewhere available and, just for once, they are all great tunes! It shows of the quirky songwriting partnership Clarke, Hicks and Nash had. Includes: "Baby That's All", "Whole World Over", "Stop Stop Stop" and "Honey And Wine."

Hollies - Finest. Dble CD. (Emi Gold - 391 1272) Produced in association with The Hollies, this bargain priced forty four track double CD features hits and album tracks from across their career. Sleeve notes by drummer Bobby Elliott. All tracks digitally remastered, it covers al stages of their sound, from rhythm and blues, to pop, psychedelia and beyond. Includes: "I Am A Rock", "Man With No Expression (Horses Through A Rainstorm)", "Russian Roulete" and "Too Much Monkey Business."

Hollies - Buddy Holly. CD. (EMI - 394 7182) The album Buddy Holly was originally released in October 1980 and is essentially an album of Buddy holly song covers. The album now features two further Buddy Holly songs by the Hollies as bonus tracks: Take Your Time and Peggy Sue Got Married, which is actually a duet with Buddy Holly (through the wonders of technology of course).On this album Allan Clarke was back on vocal duty alongside longstanding members Bobby Elliott, Bernie Calvert, Terry Sylvester and Tony Hicks.

Hollies - Romany (expanded). CD. (EMI - 3947122) Originally released in 1972, Romany was The Hollies fifteenth studio album. It was recorded with Michael Rickfors on lead vocals; he had previously been lead vocalist for Swedish band Bamboo who had supported the Hollies during a tour of Sweden. His vocal style had more of a heavy rock sound than Allan Clarke who he briefly replaced whilst Allan promoted his solo albums. Romany also features Terry Sylvester, who was to be with The Hollies until 1981 after replacing Graham Nash (Crosby, Stills, Nash) on guitar and vocals as well as Bernie Calvert, and life members; Tony Hicks and Bobby Elliott.The album has now been re-mastered and expanded to include eight bonus tracks, including hit single The Baby which reached the top 30 in February 1972 as well as the single Magic Woman Touch and it’s b-side Indian Girl. Among the bonus tracks are two previously unreleased songs: Papa Rain and Witchy Woman to really get the fans excited, as well as the rare If It Wasn’t For The Reason which featured on a rarities album back in 1988.

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