



USED VINYL
The Hollies - The Hollies' Greatest Hits [48]
$27.98
The record
Title: The Hollies - The Hollies' Greatest Hits
Year/Genre/Sub-Genre/City: 1973, British Invasion, Pop Rock, Manchester, England 11/26
Matrix #: KE 32061
Condition: EX (LM) | Members: The Hollies (N/A) | Producer: Ron Richards
Cultural Facts: [48]
- Graham Nash Was Already Gone: By the time Epic issued this US Greatest Hits, Graham Nash had been in Crosby, Stills & Nash for years. The set still leans on the Nash-era harmony hits that made the Hollies stateside stars.
- He Ain't Heavy Was the Grown-Up Turn: He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother showed the Hollies could do heavy soft-rock balladry after the jangle hits. It anchors a lot of these early-70s US comps.
- Manchester Harmony Factory: The Hollies came out of Manchester's early-60s beat scene with Allan Clarke's lead and those stacked choruses. American buyers often met them first through packages like KE 32061 rather than UK LPs.
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