
The Hollies
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Why it matters
The Hollies emerged from Manchester in 1962, quickly gaining recognition for their signature three-part vocal harmonies. Founded by Allan Clarke and Graham Nash, the band initially embraced the Merseybeat sound, capturing the essence of the era.
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Gilberto & Jobim - Gilberto & Jobim - LP
$60.00Gilberto & Jobim sits in a compatible jazz lane with The Hollies, so the jump should feel easy.
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Renaissance - Ashes Are Burning - LP
$10.00Renaissance fits beside The Hollies as the kind of record you would likely keep in the same stack.
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Fiddling Buck Ryan - Fiddling Buck Ryan with Don Reno and Red Smiley - LP
$12.00Fiddling Buck Ryan leans into a similar country folk americana family as The Hollies, just from a slightly different angle.
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Ryan Adams - Love Is Hell Pts.1&2 - 10"
$100.00Ryan Adams fits beside The Hollies as the kind of record you would likely keep in the same stack.
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Rufus Featuring Chaka Khan - Rags To Rufus - LP
$14.00This stays close to the soul funk rnb side of what makes The Hollies work.
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The Mama's And The Papa's - If You Can Believe Your Eyes And Ears - LP
$18.00The Mama's And The Papa's fits beside The Hollies as the kind of record you would likely keep in the same stack.
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Charles River Valley Boys - Beatle Country - LP
$12.00Charles River Valley Boys sits in a compatible country folk americana lane with The Hollies, so the jump should feel easy.
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The Three - The Three - LP
$20.00This stays close to the soul funk rnb side of what makes The Hollies work.
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The Hollies burst onto the scene in the early '60s with their infectious melodies and rich, three-part harmonies. Rooted in rock and pop, their sound captured the spirit of the era, delivering timeless hits like "Bus Stop" and "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother," which still resonate today.


