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Cool clip.

Thanks.

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Really looking forward to this DVD! A very under-appreciated group.

Great! Hollies was the first English band I saw live and the year was 1968...btw did you noticed in the video that everyone had the same look that Keith usually has when he is talking about the good old days ..

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I highly recommend the recent 6-CD box-set of the complete 1963-1968 Nash Years:

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Are there any good mono reissues of their mid-60s albums? The Sundazed versions I have are in that ear-splitting stereo mix with the vocals/band separation.
The mono version of Carrie-Anne is incredible, but I only have it on various mid-60s AM radio checks I have.

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Are there any good mono reissues of their mid-60s albums? The Sundazed versions I have are in that ear-splitting stereo mix with the vocals/band separation.
The mono version of Carrie-Anne is incredible, but I only have it on various mid-60s AM radio checks I have.

All their 60s albums were issued as Mono / Stereo CDs a few years back.

Incidentally the recent box-set uses the mono versions for all those tracks with the horrible stereo "vocals out of one speaker" mix, in particular the great 'Evolution' album.

Here's a lengthy feature on The Hollies' Nash-era recordings which I wrote a couple of years back: [themargatemusicman.blogspot.com]

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Are there any good mono reissues of their mid-60s albums? The Sundazed versions I have are in that ear-splitting stereo mix with the vocals/band separation.
The mono version of Carrie-Anne is incredible, but I only have it on various mid-60s AM radio checks I have.

All their 60s albums were issued as Mono / Stereo CDs a few years back.

Incidentally the recent box-set uses the mono versions for all those tracks with the horrible stereo "vocals out of one speaker" mix, in particular the great 'Evolution' album.

Here's a lengthy feature on The Hollies' Nash-era recordings which I wrote a couple of years back: [themargatemusicman.blogspot.com]

Hey, that article looks good. Thanks for the info. I'd like to find a good mono version When Your Lights Turned On, one of their best songs. I asked Graham Nash once about Ye Old Toffee Shop and he almost blushed with embarrassment. I bought Evolution years ago on Imperial, but I can't remember if it's mono or stereo. I think it's stereo but not like the Sundazed reissue. Indeed, Evolution is an incredible record.



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I think Nash has always been very conflicted about his work with the Hollies. I once saw him play a rare solo gig, where you might have expected him to do a couple Hollies numbers, but he didn't, and when someone did call out for "Bus Stop", he looked mortified. I guess his reason for leaving was that he wanted to be in a situation where he could write and record "better" material. Whether or not he ever achieved this remains a matter of opinion.

Love The Hollies and its about time that fans got a well put together official DVD compilation. I've bought various semi-legit ones over the years.

There's some great footage out there to be had - saome lovely clips from The Smothers Brothers shows I got a few years ago and I've now found there's a whole show from Italy 67 - so still with Nash in the band.

On the audio front there's a couple of amazing French releases of both Evolution and Butterfly with loads of extras including one of their most incredible songs called Schoolgirl, written by Graham Gouldman and very much in the vein of No Milk Today and Bus Stop.

If you've never heard this then be amazed.....it's almost proto-punk. You could imagine The Buzzcocks covering this in 76/77.

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I've now found there's a whole show from Italy 67 - so still with Nash in the band.

Are you sure about this??? I'm a big Hollies fan but I've certainly never seen this footage (maybe you're confusing it with the Croatia '68 concert?).

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I've now found there's a whole show from Italy 67 - so still with Nash in the band.

Are you sure about this??? I'm a big Hollies fan but I've certainly never seen this footage (maybe you're confusing it with the Croatia '68 concert?).

There's something on this list.

NME Pollwinners Concert 1964 (2), Top Of The Pops 1964 (2), Hullabaloo 1965 (2), Shindig 1965,
Live in Holland 1965, Beat Club 1966, On A Carousel Promo 1967, Beat Beat Beat 1967,
The Smothers Brothers 1967, Italian TV 1967, Jennifer Eccles Promo 1968, Beat Club 1968 (2),
Top Of The Pops 1969, Beat Club 1969, Musikladen 1969, U.S TV 1970, Disco 1971, UK TV 1973 & 1974


I know the Split, Croatia gig is about 30 mins long. I'm convinced I saw one of my regular contacts advertising an Italian gig from 67.

There's also a Helsinki gig from 69 but that's kinda past my interest time.

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I've now found there's a whole show from Italy 67 - so still with Nash in the band.

Are you sure about this??? I'm a big Hollies fan but I've certainly never seen this footage (maybe you're confusing it with the Croatia '68 concert?).

There's something on this list.

NME Pollwinners Concert 1964 (2), Top Of The Pops 1964 (2), Hullabaloo 1965 (2), Shindig 1965,
Live in Holland 1965, Beat Club 1966, On A Carousel Promo 1967, Beat Beat Beat 1967,
The Smothers Brothers 1967, Italian TV 1967, Jennifer Eccles Promo 1968, Beat Club 1968 (2),
Top Of The Pops 1969, Beat Club 1969, Musikladen 1969, U.S TV 1970, Disco 1971, UK TV 1973 & 1974


I know the Split, Croatia gig is about 30 mins long. I'm convinced I saw one of my regular contacts advertising an Italian gig from 67.

There's also a Helsinki gig from 69 but that's kinda past my interest time.

There's a mimed promo video or two from Italy in 1967, but certainly not a "whole gig".

The Helsinki "gig" is just a mimed TV appearance (about 30 minutes long).

'Musikladen' is the same show as Beat Club, it was renamed in 1972 (not 1969).

Below is a list of my Hollies DVDs, all compiled by me & available for trade (I also have 9th volume covering the recent post-Clarke years & the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction / performance):


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 1: 1963 – 1966

1. Little Lover (Promo, 1963)
2. Now’s The Time (It’s All Over Town, 1963)
3. Just One Look (Top Of The Pops, 1964)
4. Rockin’ Robin’ / Just One Look
(NME Poll Winners Concert, 1964)
5. Here I Go Again / Baby That’s All
(Swinging UK, 1964)
6. Interview with Graham (Dutch TV, 1964)
7. Just One Look (Shindig, 1965)
8. Too Much Monkey Business (Shindig, 1965)
9. I’m Alive (Shindig, 1965)
10. Look Through Any Window (Shindig, 1965)
11. Yes I Will (Hullabaloo, 1965)
12. Look Through Any Window (Hullabaloo, 1965)
13. Look Through Any Window
(Sunday Night At The New London Palladium, 1965)
14. Interview with band (Holland, 1966)
15. I’m Alive (Holland, 1966)
16. Look Through Any Window (Holland, 1966)
17. Look Through Any Window (Beat Club, 1966)
18. Interview with Graham (Beat Club, 1966)
19. The Very Last Day (Beat Club, 1966)
20. I Can’t Let Go (Beat Club, 1966)
21. Interview (Milwaukee, 1966)
22. Bus Stop (Top Of The Pops, 1966)
23. Intro / I’ve Got A Way Of My Own (Popside Promo, 1966)
24. The Very Last Day (Popside Promo, 1966)
25. Stop! Stop! Stop! (Popside Promo, 1966)
26. Interview with Graham & Allan (Popside, 1966)
27. I Can’t Let Go (Popside Promo, 1966)
28. After The Fox (opening credits for movie, 1966)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 2: 1967 – 1968

1. On A Carousel (EMI Studios, 1967)
2. Bus Stop (Beat Beat Beat, 1967)
3. Stop! Stop! Stop! (Beat Beat Beat, 1967)
4. On A Carousel (Beat Beat Beat, 1967)
5. Bus Stop / Interview / The Times They Are A-Changin’
(Inside Pop: The Rock Revolution, 1967)
6. Have You Ever Loved Somebody (French TV, 1967)
7. On A Carousel (French TV, 1967)
8. Carrie-Anne (Promo, 1967)
9. Carrie-Anne (Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, 1967)
10. Dear Eloise (Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, 1967)
11. On A Carousel (The Mike Douglas Show, 1967)
12. Butterfly (The Mike Douglas Show, 1967)
13. Dear Eloise (The Mike Douglas Show, 1967)
14. Dear Eloise (Promo 1, 1967)
15. Dear Eloise (Popside Promo, 1968)
16. Jennifer Eccles (Popside Promo, 1968)
17. Wings (Popside Promo, 1968)
18. Jennifer Eccles (Dutch Promo, 1968)
19. Jennifer Eccles (Hollywood Palace, 1968)
20. Jennifer Eccles (‘in car’ Promo, 1968)
21. Jennifer Eccles (Beat Club, 1968)
22. Blowing In The Wind (The Bobbie Gentry Show, 1968)
23. Stewball (The Bobbie Gentry Show, 1968)
24. Louisiana Man (with Bobby Gentry) (The Bobbie Gentry Show, 1968)
25. Stewball / On A Carousel / Dang Me / The Very Last Day / Do The Best You Can /
A Taste Of Honey / Jennifer Eccles / Carrie-Anne (Yugoslavia, 1968)
26. Listen To Me (Promo, 1968)
27. Listen To Me (rehearsal for unknown TV show, 1968)
28. Blowing In The Wind (Belgian TV Promo, 1968)
29. Do The Best You Can (Belgian TV Promo, 1968)
30. Listen To Me (Belgian TV Promo, 1968)
31. Do The Best You Can (Beat Club, 1968)
32. Listen To Me (Beat Club, 1968)
33. Blowing In The Wind (Beat Club, 1968) (outtake)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 3: 1969

1. Carrie-Anne / Just Like A Woman / Hits Medley /
Quit Your Lowdown Ways / I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight /
Maybe I’ll Settle Down / Stop! Stop! Stop! / A Taste Of Honey /
Stewball / The Mighty Quinn / Blowing In The Wind
(BBC In Concert, 1969)
2. Sorry Suzanne (Promo Film, 1969)
3. Sorry Suzanne (Top Of The Pops, 1969)
4. Sorry Suzanne (Beat Club, 1969)
5. Sorry Suzanne (German TV, 1969)
6. Sorry Suzanne (This Is Tom Jones, 1969)
7. Blowing In The Wind (Popside Promo, 1969)
8. All I Really Want To Do (Popside Promo, 1969)
9. Stop! Stop! Stop! / This Wheel’s On Fire / Quit Your Lowdown Ways /
I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight / When The Ship Comes In /
He Ain’t Heavy He’s My Brother / Sorry Suzanne / Blowing In The Wind
(Finnish TV 1969)
10. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (This Is Tom Jones, 1969)
11. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Pop Goes The 60s, 1969)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 4: 1970 – 1974

1. Gasoline Alley Bred (Top Of The Pops, 1970)
2. Too Young To Be Married (Disco, 1971)
3. Too Young To Be Married (Australia, 1971)
4. Hey Willy (Top Of The Pops, 1971)
5. Interview with Allan (Disco, 1972)
6. Sideshow (Promo, 1972) (Allan Clarke solo)
7. The Baby (Promo, 1972)
8. The Baby (Disco, 1972)
9. Magic Woman Touch (Promo, 1972)
10. Magic Woman Touch (TopPop, 1972)
11. Long Dark Road (In Concert, 1973)
12. Carrie-Anne (In Concert, 1973)
13. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress)
(The Midnight Special, 1973)
14. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother
(The Midnight Special, 1973)
15. The Day That Curly Billy Shot Crazy Sam McGhee
(Top Of The Pops, 1973)
16. The Air That I Breathe (Top Of The Pops, 1974)
17. The Air That I Breathe (Russell Harty Show, 1974)
18. Son Of A Rotten Gambler (Sez Lez, 1974)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 5: 1975 – 1976

1. I Can’t Tell The Bottom From The Top / Another Night /
Sandy / Stop! Stop! Stop! / I’m Down / The Air That I Breathe /
He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother
(Swiss / German TV, 1975)
2. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) / I’m Down / Star /
Sandy / Love Is The Thing / Just One Look / Write On /
He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother / Carrie-Anne / My Island /
The Air That I Breathe
(filmed in London for Canadian TV, 1976)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 6: 1975 – 1980

1. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) (Promo 1, 1975)
2. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) (Promo 2, 1975)
3. I’m Down (Promo, 1975)
4. Sandy (45, 1975)
5. Sandy (U.S. TV, 1975)
6. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) (Supersonic, 1975)
7. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Supersonic, 1975)
8. Star (Eddy Go Round, 1976)
9. Boulder To Birmingham (Promo, 1976)
10. Interview with Tony & Terry (Australian TV, 1976)
11. Draggin’ My Heels (Supersonic, 1976)
12. Just One Look (Supersonic, 1977)
13. Daddy Don’t Mind (Supersonic, 1977)
14. Amnesty (Disco, 1977)
15. Slipstream (Promo, 1978) (Allan solo)
16. Harlequin (Disco, 1979)
17. Heartbeat (Telebingo, 1980)
18. That’ll Be The Day (Telebingo, 1980)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 7: 1981 – 1986

1. Holliedaze (Top Of The Pops, 1981)
2. Holliedaze / Interview / Take My Love & Run
(London Night Out, 1982)
3. Holliedaze / Interview / Take My Love & Run
(Russell Harty Plus, 1982)
4. Recording studio clip / Interview (U.S. TV, 1983)
5. Stop! In The Name Of Love (Promo, 1983)
6. The Air That I Breathe (Solid Gold, 1983)
7. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) (Solid Gold, 1983)
8. Interview with band (Nightflight, 1983) (colour)
9. Carrie-Anne (Supernight Of Rock & Roll, 1983) (colour)
10. Interview with Bobby & Tony (Australian TV, 1983)
11. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother / Stop In The Name Of Love
(Mike Walsh Show, 1983)
12. Stop! In The Name Of Love (German TV, 1983) (colour)
13. Interview with Allan & Tony (TVAM, 1984)
14. I Got What I Want (German TV, 1983)
15. Interview with Allan & Tony / Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) /
I Got What I Want (Dutch TV, 1984)
16. Bus Stop (‘Video’, Graham only) (Déjà Vu, 1985)
17. Interview with Allan & Tony / Hard To Forget (Nightline, 1986)
18. This Is It (Wogan, 1986)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 8: 1987 – 2004

1. Reunion Of The Heart (Anne Diamond Show, 1987)
2. Interview with band (Australian TV, 1987)
3. Holliedaze (unknown TV show, late 80s)
4. Interviews with Allan & Tony in their homes (German TV, 1987)
5. Stand By Me (Abbey Road Studios / German TV, 1987)
6. Stand By Me (German TV, 1987) (different to above)
7. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Top Of The Pops, 1988) (1)
8. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Top Of The Pops, 1988) (2)
9. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Top Of The Pops, 1988) (3)
10. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Top Of The Pops, 1988) (4) (Christmas edition)
11. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Sport Aid, 1988)
12. Shine Silently (German TV, 1988)
13. Interview with Tony / On A Carousel (live) (Dutch TV, 1988)
14. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) (Dutch TV, late 80s)
15. The Air That I Breathe (Dutch TV, late 80s)
16. Find Me A Family (Promo, 1989)
17. Baby Come Back (Hit Parade, German TV, 1989)
18. Baby Come Back (German TV, 1989) (different to above)
19. Bus Stop / The Air That I Breathe (Holland, 1991)
20. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Belgium, early 90s)
21. Holliedaze / The Woman I Love (Holland, 1993)
22. Interview with Allan / He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Pebble Mill, 1993)
23. The Woman I Love (Pebble Mill, 1993)
24. Peggy Sue Got Married / Interviews (Recording Studio, 1995)
25. Interview with band (The Abbey Road Story, 1997)
26. Interview with Allan (Belfast, late 90s)
27. Just One Look (Eric Haydock’s Hollies) (Australian TV, 2000)
28. Interview with Eric Haydock & his band (Australian TV, 2000)
29. Interview with Tony / live clip featuring Carl Wayne (early 00’s)

THE HOLLIES!!

Wonderful music

IMO much much better then this group called The Beetles (or was it Beatles, I always forget about their name)

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Below is a list of my Hollies DVDs, all compiled by me & available for trade (I also have 9th volume covering the recent post-Clarke years & the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction / performance):


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 1: 1963 – 1966

1. Little Lover (Promo, 1963)
2. Now’s The Time (It’s All Over Town, 1963)
3. Just One Look (Top Of The Pops, 1964)
4. Rockin’ Robin’ / Just One Look
(NME Poll Winners Concert, 1964)
5. Here I Go Again / Baby That’s All
(Swinging UK, 1964)
6. Interview with Graham (Dutch TV, 1964)
7. Just One Look (Shindig, 1965)
8. Too Much Monkey Business (Shindig, 1965)
9. I’m Alive (Shindig, 1965)
10. Look Through Any Window (Shindig, 1965)
11. Yes I Will (Hullabaloo, 1965)
12. Look Through Any Window (Hullabaloo, 1965)
13. Look Through Any Window
(Sunday Night At The New London Palladium, 1965)
14. Interview with band (Holland, 1966)
15. I’m Alive (Holland, 1966)
16. Look Through Any Window (Holland, 1966)
17. Look Through Any Window (Beat Club, 1966)
18. Interview with Graham (Beat Club, 1966)
19. The Very Last Day (Beat Club, 1966)
20. I Can’t Let Go (Beat Club, 1966)
21. Interview (Milwaukee, 1966)
22. Bus Stop (Top Of The Pops, 1966)
23. Intro / I’ve Got A Way Of My Own (Popside Promo, 1966)
24. The Very Last Day (Popside Promo, 1966)
25. Stop! Stop! Stop! (Popside Promo, 1966)
26. Interview with Graham & Allan (Popside, 1966)
27. I Can’t Let Go (Popside Promo, 1966)
28. After The Fox (opening credits for movie, 1966)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 2: 1967 – 1968

1. On A Carousel (EMI Studios, 1967)
2. Bus Stop (Beat Beat Beat, 1967)
3. Stop! Stop! Stop! (Beat Beat Beat, 1967)
4. On A Carousel (Beat Beat Beat, 1967)
5. Bus Stop / Interview / The Times They Are A-Changin’
(Inside Pop: The Rock Revolution, 1967)
6. Have You Ever Loved Somebody (French TV, 1967)
7. On A Carousel (French TV, 1967)
8. Carrie-Anne (Promo, 1967)
9. Carrie-Anne (Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, 1967)
10. Dear Eloise (Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, 1967)
11. On A Carousel (The Mike Douglas Show, 1967)
12. Butterfly (The Mike Douglas Show, 1967)
13. Dear Eloise (The Mike Douglas Show, 1967)
14. Dear Eloise (Promo 1, 1967)
15. Dear Eloise (Popside Promo, 1968)
16. Jennifer Eccles (Popside Promo, 1968)
17. Wings (Popside Promo, 1968)
18. Jennifer Eccles (Dutch Promo, 1968)
19. Jennifer Eccles (Hollywood Palace, 1968)
20. Jennifer Eccles (‘in car’ Promo, 1968)
21. Jennifer Eccles (Beat Club, 1968)
22. Blowing In The Wind (The Bobbie Gentry Show, 1968)
23. Stewball (The Bobbie Gentry Show, 1968)
24. Louisiana Man (with Bobby Gentry) (The Bobbie Gentry Show, 1968)
25. Stewball / On A Carousel / Dang Me / The Very Last Day / Do The Best You Can /
A Taste Of Honey / Jennifer Eccles / Carrie-Anne (Yugoslavia, 1968)
26. Listen To Me (Promo, 1968)
27. Listen To Me (rehearsal for unknown TV show, 1968)
28. Blowing In The Wind (Belgian TV Promo, 1968)
29. Do The Best You Can (Belgian TV Promo, 1968)
30. Listen To Me (Belgian TV Promo, 1968)
31. Do The Best You Can (Beat Club, 1968)
32. Listen To Me (Beat Club, 1968)
33. Blowing In The Wind (Beat Club, 1968) (outtake)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 3: 1969

1. Carrie-Anne / Just Like A Woman / Hits Medley /
Quit Your Lowdown Ways / I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight /
Maybe I’ll Settle Down / Stop! Stop! Stop! / A Taste Of Honey /
Stewball / The Mighty Quinn / Blowing In The Wind
(BBC In Concert, 1969)
2. Sorry Suzanne (Promo Film, 1969)
3. Sorry Suzanne (Top Of The Pops, 1969)
4. Sorry Suzanne (Beat Club, 1969)
5. Sorry Suzanne (German TV, 1969)
6. Sorry Suzanne (This Is Tom Jones, 1969)
7. Blowing In The Wind (Popside Promo, 1969)
8. All I Really Want To Do (Popside Promo, 1969)
9. Stop! Stop! Stop! / This Wheel’s On Fire / Quit Your Lowdown Ways /
I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight / When The Ship Comes In /
He Ain’t Heavy He’s My Brother / Sorry Suzanne / Blowing In The Wind
(Finnish TV 1969)
10. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (This Is Tom Jones, 1969)
11. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Pop Goes The 60s, 1969)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 4: 1970 – 1974

1. Gasoline Alley Bred (Top Of The Pops, 1970)
2. Too Young To Be Married (Disco, 1971)
3. Too Young To Be Married (Australia, 1971)
4. Hey Willy (Top Of The Pops, 1971)
5. Interview with Allan (Disco, 1972)
6. Sideshow (Promo, 1972) (Allan Clarke solo)
7. The Baby (Promo, 1972)
8. The Baby (Disco, 1972)
9. Magic Woman Touch (Promo, 1972)
10. Magic Woman Touch (TopPop, 1972)
11. Long Dark Road (In Concert, 1973)
12. Carrie-Anne (In Concert, 1973)
13. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress)
(The Midnight Special, 1973)
14. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother
(The Midnight Special, 1973)
15. The Day That Curly Billy Shot Crazy Sam McGhee
(Top Of The Pops, 1973)
16. The Air That I Breathe (Top Of The Pops, 1974)
17. The Air That I Breathe (Russell Harty Show, 1974)
18. Son Of A Rotten Gambler (Sez Lez, 1974)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 5: 1975 – 1976

1. I Can’t Tell The Bottom From The Top / Another Night /
Sandy / Stop! Stop! Stop! / I’m Down / The Air That I Breathe /
He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother
(Swiss / German TV, 1975)
2. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) / I’m Down / Star /
Sandy / Love Is The Thing / Just One Look / Write On /
He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother / Carrie-Anne / My Island /
The Air That I Breathe
(filmed in London for Canadian TV, 1976)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 6: 1975 – 1980

1. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) (Promo 1, 1975)
2. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) (Promo 2, 1975)
3. I’m Down (Promo, 1975)
4. Sandy (45, 1975)
5. Sandy (U.S. TV, 1975)
6. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) (Supersonic, 1975)
7. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Supersonic, 1975)
8. Star (Eddy Go Round, 1976)
9. Boulder To Birmingham (Promo, 1976)
10. Interview with Tony & Terry (Australian TV, 1976)
11. Draggin’ My Heels (Supersonic, 1976)
12. Just One Look (Supersonic, 1977)
13. Daddy Don’t Mind (Supersonic, 1977)
14. Amnesty (Disco, 1977)
15. Slipstream (Promo, 1978) (Allan solo)
16. Harlequin (Disco, 1979)
17. Heartbeat (Telebingo, 1980)
18. That’ll Be The Day (Telebingo, 1980)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 7: 1981 – 1986

1. Holliedaze (Top Of The Pops, 1981)
2. Holliedaze / Interview / Take My Love & Run
(London Night Out, 1982)
3. Holliedaze / Interview / Take My Love & Run
(Russell Harty Plus, 1982)
4. Recording studio clip / Interview (U.S. TV, 1983)
5. Stop! In The Name Of Love (Promo, 1983)
6. The Air That I Breathe (Solid Gold, 1983)
7. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) (Solid Gold, 1983)
8. Interview with band (Nightflight, 1983) (colour)
9. Carrie-Anne (Supernight Of Rock & Roll, 1983) (colour)
10. Interview with Bobby & Tony (Australian TV, 1983)
11. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother / Stop In The Name Of Love
(Mike Walsh Show, 1983)
12. Stop! In The Name Of Love (German TV, 1983) (colour)
13. Interview with Allan & Tony (TVAM, 1984)
14. I Got What I Want (German TV, 1983)
15. Interview with Allan & Tony / Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) /
I Got What I Want (Dutch TV, 1984)
16. Bus Stop (‘Video’, Graham only) (Déjà Vu, 1985)
17. Interview with Allan & Tony / Hard To Forget (Nightline, 1986)
18. This Is It (Wogan, 1986)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 8: 1987 – 2004

1. Reunion Of The Heart (Anne Diamond Show, 1987)
2. Interview with band (Australian TV, 1987)
3. Holliedaze (unknown TV show, late 80s)
4. Interviews with Allan & Tony in their homes (German TV, 1987)
5. Stand By Me (Abbey Road Studios / German TV, 1987)
6. Stand By Me (German TV, 1987) (different to above)
7. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Top Of The Pops, 1988) (1)
8. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Top Of The Pops, 1988) (2)
9. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Top Of The Pops, 1988) (3)
10. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Top Of The Pops, 1988) (4) (Christmas edition)
11. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Sport Aid, 1988)
12. Shine Silently (German TV, 1988)
13. Interview with Tony / On A Carousel (live) (Dutch TV, 1988)
14. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) (Dutch TV, late 80s)
15. The Air That I Breathe (Dutch TV, late 80s)
16. Find Me A Family (Promo, 1989)
17. Baby Come Back (Hit Parade, German TV, 1989)
18. Baby Come Back (German TV, 1989) (different to above)
19. Bus Stop / The Air That I Breathe (Holland, 1991)
20. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Belgium, early 90s)
21. Holliedaze / The Woman I Love (Holland, 1993)
22. Interview with Allan / He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Pebble Mill, 1993)
23. The Woman I Love (Pebble Mill, 1993)
24. Peggy Sue Got Married / Interviews (Recording Studio, 1995)
25. Interview with band (The Abbey Road Story, 1997)
26. Interview with Allan (Belfast, late 90s)
27. Just One Look (Eric Haydock’s Hollies) (Australian TV, 2000)
28. Interview with Eric Haydock & his band (Australian TV, 2000)
29. Interview with Tony / live clip featuring Carl Wayne (early 00’s)

Wow - that's very impressive. Think we should talk Peter.

The Hollies did play Split, Croatia in 1968?

That is very interesting, because in 1968 there was only one Jugoslavija.

Marsal Tito by the way really did like The Hollies. It was like the 3rd way. Something in between Stones and Beatles, at that time.

The Hollies --One of these really great bands that never get the respect due them-

I had the pleasure of meeting Graham Nash a number of years ago and he turned me on to another Hollies project I never knew about: in 1966 the Everly Bros were sent to England to record and album and the Hollies were the backing band ( along with then studio-wiz Jimmy Page and a couple of Manfred Man's ), the album was called 'Two Yanks in England' and almost all the material was supplied by the Hollies. Nash said it was one of the the most fun times he ever had in the stud

Check out the album -- its killer

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The Hollies --One of these really great bands that never get the respect due them-

I had the pleasure of meeting Graham Nash a number of years ago and he turned me on to another Hollies project I never knew about: in 1966 the Everly Bros were sent to England to record and album and the Hollies were the backing band ( along with then studio-wiz Jimmy Page and a couple of Manfred Man's ), the album was called 'Two Yanks in England' and almost all the material was supplied by the Hollies. Nash said it was one of the the most fun times he ever had in the stud

Check out the album -- its killer

Yes, a wonderful album! It's fun to compare The Everlys versions to The Hollies versions on those songs, see below (The Hollies version was recorded first & features Tony Hicks playing the blistering solo, & The Everlys version features Jimmy Page playing a similar solo - apparently he asked Tony Hicks for tips on how to get that guitar sound!)...

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THE HOLLIES!!

Wonderful music

IMO much much better then this group called The Beetles (or was it Beatles, I always forget about their name)

Absolutely! And far better at recreating their sound on stage too, check out this clip from 1966:

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Wow - that's very impressive. Think we should talk Peter.

Go ahead!

I got a great 2 dvds set of them of just old tv appearanaces...it rocks. They deserve more recognition that's for sure.

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I got a great 2 dvds set of them of just old tv appearanaces...it rocks. They deserve more recognition that's for sure.

Anything that's not on my list above? I doubt it, but you never know...

Wow - that's very impressive. Think we should talk Peter.




...or Rickfors...

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Below is a list of my Hollies DVDs, all compiled by me & available for trade (I also have 9th volume covering the recent post-Clarke years & the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction / performance):


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 1: 1963 – 1966

1. Little Lover (Promo, 1963)
2. Now’s The Time (It’s All Over Town, 1963)
3. Just One Look (Top Of The Pops, 1964)
4. Rockin’ Robin’ / Just One Look
(NME Poll Winners Concert, 1964)
5. Here I Go Again / Baby That’s All
(Swinging UK, 1964)
6. Interview with Graham (Dutch TV, 1964)
7. Just One Look (Shindig, 1965)
8. Too Much Monkey Business (Shindig, 1965)
9. I’m Alive (Shindig, 1965)
10. Look Through Any Window (Shindig, 1965)
11. Yes I Will (Hullabaloo, 1965)
12. Look Through Any Window (Hullabaloo, 1965)
13. Look Through Any Window
(Sunday Night At The New London Palladium, 1965)
14. Interview with band (Holland, 1966)
15. I’m Alive (Holland, 1966)
16. Look Through Any Window (Holland, 1966)
17. Look Through Any Window (Beat Club, 1966)
18. Interview with Graham (Beat Club, 1966)
19. The Very Last Day (Beat Club, 1966)
20. I Can’t Let Go (Beat Club, 1966)
21. Interview (Milwaukee, 1966)
22. Bus Stop (Top Of The Pops, 1966)
23. Intro / I’ve Got A Way Of My Own (Popside Promo, 1966)
24. The Very Last Day (Popside Promo, 1966)
25. Stop! Stop! Stop! (Popside Promo, 1966)
26. Interview with Graham & Allan (Popside, 1966)
27. I Can’t Let Go (Popside Promo, 1966)
28. After The Fox (opening credits for movie, 1966)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 2: 1967 – 1968

1. On A Carousel (EMI Studios, 1967)
2. Bus Stop (Beat Beat Beat, 1967)
3. Stop! Stop! Stop! (Beat Beat Beat, 1967)
4. On A Carousel (Beat Beat Beat, 1967)
5. Bus Stop / Interview / The Times They Are A-Changin’
(Inside Pop: The Rock Revolution, 1967)
6. Have You Ever Loved Somebody (French TV, 1967)
7. On A Carousel (French TV, 1967)
8. Carrie-Anne (Promo, 1967)
9. Carrie-Anne (Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, 1967)
10. Dear Eloise (Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, 1967)
11. On A Carousel (The Mike Douglas Show, 1967)
12. Butterfly (The Mike Douglas Show, 1967)
13. Dear Eloise (The Mike Douglas Show, 1967)
14. Dear Eloise (Promo 1, 1967)
15. Dear Eloise (Popside Promo, 1968)
16. Jennifer Eccles (Popside Promo, 1968)
17. Wings (Popside Promo, 1968)
18. Jennifer Eccles (Dutch Promo, 1968)
19. Jennifer Eccles (Hollywood Palace, 1968)
20. Jennifer Eccles (‘in car’ Promo, 1968)
21. Jennifer Eccles (Beat Club, 1968)
22. Blowing In The Wind (The Bobbie Gentry Show, 1968)
23. Stewball (The Bobbie Gentry Show, 1968)
24. Louisiana Man (with Bobby Gentry) (The Bobbie Gentry Show, 1968)
25. Stewball / On A Carousel / Dang Me / The Very Last Day / Do The Best You Can /
A Taste Of Honey / Jennifer Eccles / Carrie-Anne (Yugoslavia, 1968)
26. Listen To Me (Promo, 1968)
27. Listen To Me (rehearsal for unknown TV show, 1968)
28. Blowing In The Wind (Belgian TV Promo, 1968)
29. Do The Best You Can (Belgian TV Promo, 1968)
30. Listen To Me (Belgian TV Promo, 1968)
31. Do The Best You Can (Beat Club, 1968)
32. Listen To Me (Beat Club, 1968)
33. Blowing In The Wind (Beat Club, 1968) (outtake)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 3: 1969

1. Carrie-Anne / Just Like A Woman / Hits Medley /
Quit Your Lowdown Ways / I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight /
Maybe I’ll Settle Down / Stop! Stop! Stop! / A Taste Of Honey /
Stewball / The Mighty Quinn / Blowing In The Wind
(BBC In Concert, 1969)
2. Sorry Suzanne (Promo Film, 1969)
3. Sorry Suzanne (Top Of The Pops, 1969)
4. Sorry Suzanne (Beat Club, 1969)
5. Sorry Suzanne (German TV, 1969)
6. Sorry Suzanne (This Is Tom Jones, 1969)
7. Blowing In The Wind (Popside Promo, 1969)
8. All I Really Want To Do (Popside Promo, 1969)
9. Stop! Stop! Stop! / This Wheel’s On Fire / Quit Your Lowdown Ways /
I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight / When The Ship Comes In /
He Ain’t Heavy He’s My Brother / Sorry Suzanne / Blowing In The Wind
(Finnish TV 1969)
10. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (This Is Tom Jones, 1969)
11. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Pop Goes The 60s, 1969)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 4: 1970 – 1974

1. Gasoline Alley Bred (Top Of The Pops, 1970)
2. Too Young To Be Married (Disco, 1971)
3. Too Young To Be Married (Australia, 1971)
4. Hey Willy (Top Of The Pops, 1971)
5. Interview with Allan (Disco, 1972)
6. Sideshow (Promo, 1972) (Allan Clarke solo)
7. The Baby (Promo, 1972)
8. The Baby (Disco, 1972)
9. Magic Woman Touch (Promo, 1972)
10. Magic Woman Touch (TopPop, 1972)
11. Long Dark Road (In Concert, 1973)
12. Carrie-Anne (In Concert, 1973)
13. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress)
(The Midnight Special, 1973)
14. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother
(The Midnight Special, 1973)
15. The Day That Curly Billy Shot Crazy Sam McGhee
(Top Of The Pops, 1973)
16. The Air That I Breathe (Top Of The Pops, 1974)
17. The Air That I Breathe (Russell Harty Show, 1974)
18. Son Of A Rotten Gambler (Sez Lez, 1974)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 5: 1975 – 1976

1. I Can’t Tell The Bottom From The Top / Another Night /
Sandy / Stop! Stop! Stop! / I’m Down / The Air That I Breathe /
He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother
(Swiss / German TV, 1975)
2. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) / I’m Down / Star /
Sandy / Love Is The Thing / Just One Look / Write On /
He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother / Carrie-Anne / My Island /
The Air That I Breathe
(filmed in London for Canadian TV, 1976)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 6: 1975 – 1980

1. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) (Promo 1, 1975)
2. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) (Promo 2, 1975)
3. I’m Down (Promo, 1975)
4. Sandy (45, 1975)
5. Sandy (U.S. TV, 1975)
6. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) (Supersonic, 1975)
7. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Supersonic, 1975)
8. Star (Eddy Go Round, 1976)
9. Boulder To Birmingham (Promo, 1976)
10. Interview with Tony & Terry (Australian TV, 1976)
11. Draggin’ My Heels (Supersonic, 1976)
12. Just One Look (Supersonic, 1977)
13. Daddy Don’t Mind (Supersonic, 1977)
14. Amnesty (Disco, 1977)
15. Slipstream (Promo, 1978) (Allan solo)
16. Harlequin (Disco, 1979)
17. Heartbeat (Telebingo, 1980)
18. That’ll Be The Day (Telebingo, 1980)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 7: 1981 – 1986

1. Holliedaze (Top Of The Pops, 1981)
2. Holliedaze / Interview / Take My Love & Run
(London Night Out, 1982)
3. Holliedaze / Interview / Take My Love & Run
(Russell Harty Plus, 1982)
4. Recording studio clip / Interview (U.S. TV, 1983)
5. Stop! In The Name Of Love (Promo, 1983)
6. The Air That I Breathe (Solid Gold, 1983)
7. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) (Solid Gold, 1983)
8. Interview with band (Nightflight, 1983) (colour)
9. Carrie-Anne (Supernight Of Rock & Roll, 1983) (colour)
10. Interview with Bobby & Tony (Australian TV, 1983)
11. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother / Stop In The Name Of Love
(Mike Walsh Show, 1983)
12. Stop! In The Name Of Love (German TV, 1983) (colour)
13. Interview with Allan & Tony (TVAM, 1984)
14. I Got What I Want (German TV, 1983)
15. Interview with Allan & Tony / Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) /
I Got What I Want (Dutch TV, 1984)
16. Bus Stop (‘Video’, Graham only) (Déjà Vu, 1985)
17. Interview with Allan & Tony / Hard To Forget (Nightline, 1986)
18. This Is It (Wogan, 1986)


THE HOLLIES on DVD Disc 8: 1987 – 2004

1. Reunion Of The Heart (Anne Diamond Show, 1987)
2. Interview with band (Australian TV, 1987)
3. Holliedaze (unknown TV show, late 80s)
4. Interviews with Allan & Tony in their homes (German TV, 1987)
5. Stand By Me (Abbey Road Studios / German TV, 1987)
6. Stand By Me (German TV, 1987) (different to above)
7. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Top Of The Pops, 1988) (1)
8. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Top Of The Pops, 1988) (2)
9. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Top Of The Pops, 1988) (3)
10. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Top Of The Pops, 1988) (4) (Christmas edition)
11. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Sport Aid, 1988)
12. Shine Silently (German TV, 1988)
13. Interview with Tony / On A Carousel (live) (Dutch TV, 1988)
14. Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) (Dutch TV, late 80s)
15. The Air That I Breathe (Dutch TV, late 80s)
16. Find Me A Family (Promo, 1989)
17. Baby Come Back (Hit Parade, German TV, 1989)
18. Baby Come Back (German TV, 1989) (different to above)
19. Bus Stop / The Air That I Breathe (Holland, 1991)
20. He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Belgium, early 90s)
21. Holliedaze / The Woman I Love (Holland, 1993)
22. Interview with Allan / He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Pebble Mill, 1993)
23. The Woman I Love (Pebble Mill, 1993)
24. Peggy Sue Got Married / Interviews (Recording Studio, 1995)
25. Interview with band (The Abbey Road Story, 1997)
26. Interview with Allan (Belfast, late 90s)
27. Just One Look (Eric Haydock’s Hollies) (Australian TV, 2000)
28. Interview with Eric Haydock & his band (Australian TV, 2000)
29. Interview with Tony / live clip featuring Carl Wayne (early 00’s)

What are you trading these Hollies dvds for? Or should I contact you privately, thks

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I think Nash has always been very conflicted about his work with the Hollies. I once saw him play a rare solo gig, where you might have expected him to do a couple Hollies numbers, but he didn't, and when someone did call out for "Bus Stop", he looked mortified. I guess his reason for leaving was that he wanted to be in a situation where he could write and record "better" material. Whether or not he ever achieved this remains a matter of opinion.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but there was a Q or Mojo magazine article a few years ago about CSNY, and they asked each member which of their former bands was better: The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, or the Hollies. A fun question, really. Crosby said the Byrds, Stills and Young said the Springfield, and good old Nash never stuck up for his old buddies and said the Springfield were better.

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I think Nash has always been very conflicted about his work with the Hollies. I once saw him play a rare solo gig, where you might have expected him to do a couple Hollies numbers, but he didn't, and when someone did call out for "Bus Stop", he looked mortified. I guess his reason for leaving was that he wanted to be in a situation where he could write and record "better" material. Whether or not he ever achieved this remains a matter of opinion.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but there was a Q or Mojo magazine article a few years ago about CSNY, and they asked each member which of their former bands was better: The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, or the Hollies. A fun question, really. Crosby said the Byrds, Stills and Young said the Springfield, and good old Nash never stuck up for his old buddies and said the Springfield were better.

Actually the question was who were the most cool, not who were better. As Graham pointed out, he's very proud of his work with The Hollies but they were never considered cool...

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What are you trading these Hollies dvds for? Or should I contact you privately, thks

Contact me privately, but I collect a wide range of 50s-60s-70s artists on DVD (+ movies), so I'm quite easy to trade with: @#$%[email protected]

Please note (for those in the USA without compatible machines) that my DVDs are in PAL.

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What are you trading these Hollies dvds for? Or should I contact you privately, thks

Contact me privately, but I collect a wide range of 50s-60s-70s artists on DVD (+ movies), so I'm quite easy to trade with: @#$%[email protected]

Please note (for those in the USA without compatible machines) that my DVDs are in PAL.

Which music-DVD is your best? (my guess: Don't look back/Pennebaker)

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What are you trading these Hollies dvds for? Or should I contact you privately, thks

Contact me privately, but I collect a wide range of 50s-60s-70s artists on DVD (+ movies), so I'm quite easy to trade with: @#$%[email protected]

Please note (for those in the USA without compatible machines) that my DVDs are in PAL.

Which music-DVD is your best? (my guess: Don't look back/Pennebaker)

Definitely not (I'm not a big Dylan fan though I don't dislike his early stuff). There's too many to choose from, but The T.A.M.I. Show, RS R&R Circus, Performance & Flame are up there with the best of them.