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Evolution (CD)

By: The Hollies (Artist)

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The Hollies Artist Snapshot:

The Beatles just barely beat them to the punch, but in the 1960s the Hollies were still one of the very first (and most popular) British "beat" groups, heavily inspired by American R&B and '50s rock & roll. Like the Beatles, they soon delved into more complex pop and psychedelia. When Graham Nash left to join CSN, they still managed to keep the hit machine rolling into the 1970s.

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DISC 1 for Evolution (CD) Album By The Hollies (Artist)
1   Carrie-Ann
2   Stop Right There
3   Rain On The Window
4   Then The Heartaches Begin
5   Ye Olde Toffee Shoppe
6   You Need Love
7   Heading For A Fall
8   Games We Play
9   Lullaby To Tim
10   Have You Ever Loved Somebody
11   When Your Lights Turned On
12   Water On The Brain
13   Jennifer Eccles
14   Signs That Will Never Change
15   Open Up Your Eyes
 

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Title Note

This 1999 reissue contains five bonus tracks.

The Hollies: Bernie Calvert, Bobbie Elliot, Graham Nash, Allan Clarke, Tony Hicks.

Originally released on Epic (26315). Includes liner notes by Jud Cost.

Digitally remastered by Bob Irwin (Sundazed Studios, Coxsackie, New York).

One couldn't ask for a more appropriate album title. 1967's EVOLUTION is the link between the Hollies' mid-'60s Beatlesque pop/"Bus Stop" sound and the full blown psychedelic glory of BUTTERFLY. The album's biggest hit "Carrie-Anne," despite its slight Caribbean lilt, is the strongest tie to the pure pop of the band's past. Meanwhile, the quaint, harpsichord-based "Ye Olde Toffee Shoppe" is about as baroque as baroque-pop gets, complete with sprightly flute counterpoint.

"Then The Heartaches Begin" and "Heading For A Fall" stretch out into Move territory with their driving psychedelic rock feel, while "You Need Love"'s chiming guitars and harmonies recall the folk-rock of the Byrds. The vocal harmonies provide the unifying element here. As on the group's early albums, the collective approach to creativity is perfectly manifested by the consistent substitution of harmonies for solo lead vocals.

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