Bobby Elliott in an interview from 2020 discussing how he got started playing the drums.

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Check out this performance of 'Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress' from The Hollies' tour in 2022.

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The Hollies in April, 1968.

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In April of 1973, THE HOLLIES' GREATEST HITS was released!
This compilation album consists of all The Hollies chart-topping hits, including 'Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress,' 'Bus Stop,' & 'Stop Stop Stop.'
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📸: The Hollies' photoshoot from this day in 1964. During this time, The Hollies were working on their second studio album 'In The Hollies Style,' which was released in November of that year.

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'You’ve been an ordinary guy, then all of a sudden you become a star, and you think, how did that happen?' -Allan Clarke

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The Hollies performing 'Wheels on Fire' live in 1969.

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In March 1974, The Hollies released their self-titled album HOLLIES!
HOLLIES is the band's 14th studio album and included a cover of 'The Air That I Breathe' by Albert Hammond, which quickly became one of the Hollie's biggest hits.
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Spring into the new season with these Hollies tunes!

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'He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother' 1977 VS 2017... Still got it!

Check out this cover of 'We're Through' by Howlin' Jaws on YouTube!

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Too many hits to count.

Which album is your favorite?

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'No I never knew a thing about livin' til you came along'

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