He really let loose on that song, and it was very impressive. Later, he was more reserved, as they turned to more pop and less rock/R&B. Likewise, I am impressed with Allan's harsh and energetic vocals (also toned down as they turned more to pop).
@@paidda both Tony and George shared (and even Jimmy Page) the same parallel universe story, when all three were recruited at a young age (average 13) to be in a band bc of their mastering guitar technique s. The threesome. May I missed to mention Ritchie Blackmore? but I'm not so sure about his early years story.
@@KieroUnasBotasAGoGo 1st: wild name suggestion hahaha and second: Yeah you could definetly mention blackmore. He started as a session guitarist for artists produced by joe meek in 1961 i think, playing on "johnny remember me" by john leyton and "Just like Eddie" by Heinz
I am sure I have read that Eric had a young family and as the Hollies became successful he could not manage both family and the demands of touring/recording and became unreliable. Eventually he was given an ultimatum and Bernie Calvert came in. That said, Eric was a great Bass player and its sad he has left us. RIP
TONY AND Bobby !! They power the motor that runs the Hollies !! but Grahm the genius ,.. they ruled the 60's but then shocked the World in the 70's turning into a visionary band with EVEN MORE HITS !!
1993 I was working on a construction site. Drake and Skull were the mechanical engineers. Vic Farrell was my contact as our subcontractor. Offfice Christmas party in our onsite offices. Vic pulls out the guitar. Says he was in the hollies .. took a long time to convince my family. As he used the name vic Steele in the group. And we didn't haven't google back then lol.
Totally adopted The Beatles look with the collarless jackets and Cuban heel Chelsea boots. They both were on the Parlophone label and recorded at EMI Studios.
La razón por la que se visten igual es porque: en primer lugar Brian Epstein quería un acto de Mánchester para su combo de artistas y el había escogido a The Hollies, sin embargo (por alguna extraña razón que se desconoce) John Lennon le sugirió que no lo hiciera Epstein terminó agarrando a Freddie and The Dreamers. en segunda: Brian Epstein consiguió mucha moda de la tienda Toggery Manchester, de donde Graham Nash había sido empleado algún tiempo e incluso fue el dueño de esa tienda de ropa para caballeros (Michael Cohen) quien finalmente sería su manager de The Hollies
Bien por , the hollies , muy buena musica bastante buena armonia alegres , divertidos , muy buenas voces , coordinados , te digo que pienso , son un poquito mejores que los .mencionados en sgt , pepper,s linely hearts club Band , he dicho !
Wow Wireless Electric Guitars In 63' NOT ! The Song Was Great, Even The Acting Not Bad, But Not Live! " Don't Worry Will Engineer It" When I watch videos and see no wires on Electric Guitars? I look Closer.
The two songs you mention were "of the time" . And Carrie Anne was in the Summer of Love (1967) and was a first rate pop record and a huge huge hit in many countries ...hardly an embarrassment !
The thing is, that they later focused n pop tunes - the ones they kept on selling well, (bc they were involved in legal /troubles about taxes via their manager) AND THEN, accidentally evolving into a sweet, happy pop also influenced by The Mamas and The Papas, or Lovin Spoonful, maybe(?) (in America this catched up the attention of *some producers* and renamed theirs pop formula as *BUBBLEGUM POP* and started to release Bubblegum pop singles to death) so that's why they were labeled also as Bubblegum when they did their "charts comeback" with Jennifer Eccles 🤷🏻♀️ after King Midas' failure...
Im sorry Graham, unles a drummer can sing harmony, I dont care who is "keeping the beat" they are just metronomes. A good drummer is one that keeps quiet while the musicians are tuning up and learning the new songs. It just doesnt matter that much. The Beatles still would have been the Beatles with Pete Best.
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Great video ! The beautiful blond girl that started dancing was awesome !
I love Clarkie. Great singer, writer and cool guy.
A great band - one of the best of that era!
That was awesome…that was the hardest and fastest I’ve ever heard The Hollies rock out…👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Don Rathbone: the Pete Best of the Hollies...at least he got to play on their first two singles.
Yeah. He seems to be a perfectly capable drummer. But then again, Bobby Elliot played those drums like nobody's business.
Never heard this song but I love the guitars!
tony even then was a very good guitar player brilliant
He really let loose on that song, and it was very impressive. Later, he was more reserved, as they turned to more pop and less rock/R&B. Likewise, I am impressed with Allan's harsh and energetic vocals (also toned down as they turned more to pop).
Allan Clark, have a great voices. And they was so handsome, in there.primes.
How cool is this. Love the Hollies!
Wow, Tony was barely 18 here, and already a guitar master
George was barely 15 joining the Beatles, and already a guitar master, wow.
@@paidda both such legends
@@paidda both Tony and George shared (and even Jimmy Page) the same parallel universe story, when all three were recruited at a young age (average 13) to be in a band bc of their mastering guitar technique s. The threesome. May I missed to mention Ritchie Blackmore? but I'm not so sure about his early years story.
@@KieroUnasBotasAGoGo 1st: wild name suggestion hahaha and second: Yeah you could definetly mention blackmore. He started as a session guitarist for artists produced by joe meek in 1961 i think, playing on "johnny remember me" by john leyton and "Just like Eddie" by Heinz
Young Dave Davies was no teenage slouch either!@@cadereimer6163 #TheKinks
Yeah, the best pop drummer from the 60's Bobby Elliot!
And most underrated
Both he and Ringo were great dance hall drummers.
The drummer on this one is Don Rathbone.
@@DavidAndrewsPECmaybe bc Elliott appears in this video, after the scopitone clip
@@KieroUnasBotasAGoGo Possibly. But the title is about _before_ Bobby Elliot.
Note the presence of Eric Haydock - one of the best bass players around at that time. Unfortunately, there was a falling out and he left the band.
promerops on 6 string bass too!
I am sure I have read that Eric had a young family and as the Hollies became successful he could not manage both family and the demands of touring/recording and became unreliable. Eventually he was given an ultimatum and Bernie Calvert came in. That said, Eric was a great Bass player and its sad he has left us. RIP
The savage young Hollies
Someone please invent a Time Machine - hurry....!
TONY AND Bobby !! They power the motor that runs the Hollies !! but Grahm the genius ,.. they ruled the 60's but then shocked the World in the 70's turning into a visionary band with EVEN MORE HITS !!
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You can't underestimate the input Allen gives. The whole is better than the parts.
Tony looks like he’s 16! Helluva great guitar player at that young age
Indeed. And he was in fact 17 at the time of this video, yet already an amazing guitar player.
He was born in 1947, so he's about 17 here! What a handsome guy with incredible talent!
Apparently he was classically trained.
One of my favorites little lover Great song .
I never realized The Hollies went that far back. (1963)
1962
Now you know it (and already fantastic Rockandroll masters)
Great video from The Hollies
Don Rathbone was their original drummer.
I just Love these interviews.
Beatles fans will crucify me - but The Hollies had they best vocal harmonies of all British bands.
It wasn’t a TV appearance; it was a movie (It’s All Over Town) in which The Hollies did two numbers.
Yes, from 1964.
I am in love with Allan
Rosty Cosy he was especially cute then.
And I'm in love w/ Tony Hicks. (We both got good taste)
Me graham
Nice to see Eric, such a good bass player and a good looking bastard to boot! RIP mate
yet, eric is playing a guitar here
@@kellymccartney659 no. He is playing a Fender 6-string bass
1993 I was working on a construction site. Drake and Skull were the mechanical engineers. Vic Farrell was my contact as our subcontractor. Offfice Christmas party in our onsite offices. Vic pulls out the guitar. Says he was in the hollies .. took a long time to convince my family. As he used the name vic Steele in the group. And we didn't haven't google back then lol.
El dijo, tenía otro tipo de ambiciones, lejos de la música 😢
Best time. ...full of Energie
Veeeery early i can tell by that blond girl looks a la Doris Day
Easy to hear the influence that the Everly Brothers had on Graham and Allen.
Heck, just one look at Graham's hair in this time period and you can see it! :)
@@tinmania I like how you sneaked the title of one of their biggest hits into your comment there.
0:05 That’s Tony I’m sure!
It is. He was only 17 in this video, and amazing on guitar.
I think Don was keeping a pretty darned good beat.
Agreed. He was no Bobby Elliot though in my opinion
End off the war must have been more important than war 2023 we still listen two our bomb rocking
Don Rathbone was a very good drummer, this was a great performance from him
Love Eric haydock 6 Fender V string bass driving the music Jet Harris played one on The Single Diamonds
Hey brit, the early hollies, why is this cutes, lad not getting.the recn.. then. Hes sure had been. A leader, of the. Hollies, he's wrotes these songs
This isn't a TV appearance. It was made for a video jukebox.
That chic was like, yeah I'll shake it up baby
Totally adopted The Beatles look with the collarless jackets and Cuban heel Chelsea boots. They both were on the Parlophone label and recorded at EMI Studios.
La razón por la que se visten igual es porque: en primer lugar Brian Epstein quería un acto de Mánchester para su combo de artistas y el había escogido a The Hollies, sin embargo (por alguna extraña razón que se desconoce) John Lennon le sugirió que no lo hiciera Epstein terminó agarrando a Freddie and The Dreamers. en segunda: Brian Epstein consiguió mucha moda de la tienda Toggery Manchester, de donde Graham Nash había sido empleado algún tiempo e incluso fue el dueño de esa tienda de ropa para caballeros (Michael Cohen) quien finalmente sería su manager de The Hollies
Tremenda pieza de rocanrol o de rock, tal cual. Lo más rítmico y contundente que les he oido a los Hollies
Tony so cute😍😍😍
Bien por , the hollies , muy buena musica bastante buena armonia alegres , divertidos , muy buenas voces , coordinados , te digo que pienso , son un poquito mejores que los .mencionados en sgt , pepper,s linely hearts club Band , he dicho !
I would love to know the name of the blond dancer
Me to.
It is Don Rickles.
rocky and Roll!
This is the first time I have heard this one. It's really good.
LITTLE LOVER YEAH💋❤
Aww, they were all so young. Tony looks looks 16.
Look at them, the guys and the women, amazing.
Where have you found that film?
Jan Kjaer This is just a short movie clip that came from the British Invasion DVD series “ The Hollies Look through any Window 1963 - 1975”
Yes miss ton, hicks, was then a young lad, the ages 15s yrs ol.
a Fender Bass VI, who knew?
Esto es verdadero rock anrol
🇬🇧❤️
Very Beatle style 😄
Glad they stopped putting silky wigs on Bobby.
🎥 Filmed on location in England 👌
Where would he be? It is the year 63 - the beginning of the big beat era. Maybe you know who the tan blonde is?
Tony rules
What's the name of this documentary?!
The Hollies: Look Through Any Window 1963-1975
At least the blonde got it and started dancing
Rare!
It was a scopitone
Superior bubble gum, not a criticism in my opinion. Well-written songs.
Everyone wanted to be the Beatles.
1:32 AJAM xvideos AJAM
Love the hollies butvglad Allen stopped the dancing.
and here are stop stop stop
Wow Wireless Electric Guitars In 63' NOT ! The Song Was Great, Even The Acting Not Bad, But Not Live! " Don't Worry Will Engineer It" When I watch videos and see no wires on Electric Guitars? I look Closer.
I don't think it has any pretences to being a live recording.
It's not supposed to be live, Sherlock. It's the 1963 version of a music video.
..it's sounds a bit like i saw her standing there but i like it anyway..
Think you might find its the other way round as the Beatles song was released late December 1963
It has absolutely nothing in common with that song at all. WTF are you smoking?
@@tinmania weed...im smoking weed...
Copias baratas de los Beatles 😂
me gusta más la copia 😎
@@KieroUnasBotasAGoGo Ni a los talones le llegan a los Verdaderos 😎
The Hollies are trying too much to be like the Beatles, there. 00:57
Kutta Kyte
What was so Beattle-esque about that?
Well if you cannot see it then I'm wasting my time telling you.
Let's be fair though, that's not surprising for 1963. The Beatles were the most famous band possibly in the world at that point.
Kutta Kyte
Or else you're trying to cover for your posing. Besides I want to kniw why *you* think it is so.
Gypsy 122
Beatlemania wasn't a thing until 1964, along with the rest of the "British Invasion".
Incredibly they seemed to become a bigger boy band as time went by. Carrie Ann and Jennifer Eccles were embarassing. This is great!!
Thumping bass line!
The two songs you mention were "of the time" . And Carrie Anne was in the Summer of Love (1967) and was a first rate pop record and a huge huge hit in many countries ...hardly an embarrassment !
The thing is, that they later focused n pop tunes - the ones they kept on selling well, (bc they were involved in legal /troubles about taxes via their manager) AND THEN, accidentally evolving into a sweet, happy pop also influenced by The Mamas and The Papas, or Lovin Spoonful, maybe(?) (in America this catched up the attention of *some producers* and renamed theirs pop formula as *BUBBLEGUM POP* and started to release Bubblegum pop singles to death) so that's why they were labeled also as Bubblegum when they did their "charts comeback" with Jennifer Eccles 🤷🏻♀️ after King Midas' failure...
Im sorry Graham, unles a drummer can sing harmony, I dont care who is "keeping the beat" they are just metronomes. A good drummer is one that keeps quiet while the musicians are tuning up and learning the new songs. It just doesnt matter that much. The Beatles still would have been the Beatles with Pete Best.
Listen to what Bobby did on I’m Alive. No, a drummer doesn’t just keep a beat.