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- Sorry Suzanne. The Hollies - Sorry Suzanne (1969) Written by Geoff Stephens and Tony Macaulay, this 1969 single reached number three in the UK charts, and even got to number one in Switzerland.
- I Can't Tell the Bottom from the Top. The Hollies - I Can't Tell The Bottom From The Top from Swiss Television 1975. After closing out the 1960s with 'He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother', The Hollies started the next decade with the soaring 'I Can't Tell the Bottom from the Top'.
- Jennifer Eccles. The Hollies - Jennifer Eccles (Live 1968) Written by Hollies founding members Graham Nash and Allan Clarke, 'Jennifer Eccles' got its name from Allan's wife Jennifer Bowstead and Graham's ex-wife Rose Eccles.
- On a Carousel. The Hollies - On A Carousel (1967) Another song from Nash and Clarke, this time was also co-written with the band's Tony Hicks, 'On A Carousel' was a self-conscious attempt for the band to write their own massive hit rather than relying on outside composers.
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The Hollies' Greatest Hits by The Hollies released in 1973. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
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Greatest Hits was reissued on compact disc by Legacy Records on March 26, 2002. The remastered version added a bonus track, "The Air That I Breathe" from 1974, which was the Hollies' last top ten song in the U.S. Track listing. Chart positions taken from the Billboard Hot 100. Side one
Enjoy the best songs of The Hollies, one of Britain's most loved bands, in this YouTube playlist. From Stay to The Air That I Breathe, relive their greatest hits.
Jan 3, 2017 · Between 1964 and 1969, only two Hollies songs failed to reach the UK Top 10. Their most famous member was Graham Nash, who left in 1968 to form the folk supergroup Crosby, Stills & Nash. Two of the core members, drummer Bobby Elliott and lead guitarist Tony Hicks, still perform with The Hollies into the new millennium.
