Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Recorded on 27 & 28 January 1969 at EMI Studios and was released an month later. This is the first single to feature Terry Sylvester after Graham Nash left the Hollies. Song written by Geoff Stephens and Tony Macaulay.
0:00 Drums
3:00 Bass
5:57 Acousic guitar, Lead guitar, Piano & Vibraphone
8:57 Vocals
11:37 Instrumental
Allan Clarke (vocals)
Tony Hicks (vocals, lead guitar)
Terry Sylvester (vocals, acoustic guitar)
Bernie Calvert (bass guitar, piano?)
Bobby Elliott (drums, percussion)
Ron Richards (producer)
Recorded on 27 & 28 January 1969 at EMI Studios and was released an month later. This is the first single to feature Terry Sylvester after Graham Nash left the Hollies. Song written by Geoff Stephens and Tony Macaulay.
0:00 Drums
3:00 Bass
5:57 Acousic guitar, Lead guitar, Piano & Vibraphone
8:57 Vocals
11:37 Instrumental
Allan Clarke (vocals)
Tony Hicks (vocals, lead guitar)
Terry Sylvester (vocals, acoustic guitar)
Bernie Calvert (bass guitar, piano?)
Bobby Elliott (drums, percussion)
Ron Richards (producer)
![The Hollies: Carrie Anne [Live at Lewisham Odeon, 1968] (Deconstruction) Marianne Faithfull Tribute](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/b304bNTxaNo/mqdefault.jpg "The Hollies: Carrie Anne [Live at Lewisham Odeon, 1968] (Deconstruction) Marianne Faithfull Tribute
“I must confess that, Carrie Anne started out as a song about Marianne Faithfull, she was unbelievable attractive…we didn’t have the courage to say [Marinne Faithfull] so, we made up this girl’s name, Carrie Anne.”
-Graham Nash
I did not have a video planned for 31 January 2025, as I had a special planned for 3 February, but due to the recent passing of Marianne Faithfull, I felt that I should do a special deconstruction video as the song “Carrie Anne” was written by the Hollies and is about Marianne Faithfull. I had already done the studio master recording, so I deconstructed the 1968 Lewisham live version from the Clarke, Hicks & Nash Years compilation.
Here is the original video: The Hollies: Carrie Anne (Deconstruction) REUPLOAD
https://youtu.be/mxm5w4i1Fs0
Recorded live at Lewisham Odeon Theatre, London, 24 May 1968. The studio master version was recorded on 1 May 1967 at EMI Studios. Released as a single on 26 May 1967, it reached number 3 in the UK Singles Chart and number 9 on the US Billboard Chart. Written by Allan Clarke, Graham Nash and Tony Hicks about Marianne Faithfull.
0:00 Drums & Orchestra
2:56 Bass
5:55 Guitars
8:44 Instrumental
11:42 Vocals
Allan Clarke (vocals)
Graham Nash (vocals/guitar)
Tony Hicks (vocals/guitar)
Bernie Calvert (bass guitar)
Bobby Elliott (drums)
Rest in Peace
Marianne Faithfull
29 December 1946 - 30 January 2025")
![In The Hollies Style (Full Album) [Isolated Drums & Guitars] 60th Anniversary Special](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/d5Ij-r6er9c/mqdefault.jpg "In The Hollies Style (Full Album) [Isolated Drums & Guitars] 60th Anniversary Special
Recorded at EMI Studios, London, from 13 April - 25 August 1964. “In The Hollies Style” was released in November 1964. The album charted in the top 10 at No. 6 on New Musical Express magazines competitive chart.
Full album with only the drums and the guitars so you can sing along or hum the bass parts. All tracks in mono.
Genre: Rock and Roll, Merseybeat, R&B
Side One:
0:00 Nitty Gritty/Something’s Got A Hold On Me
4:10 Don’t You Know
6:04 To You My Love
8:08 It’s In Her Kiss (The Shoop Shoop Song)
10:21 Time For Love
12:51 What Kind Of Boy
Side Two:
15:25 Too Much Monkey Business
17:50 I Thought Of You Last Night
20:06 Please Don’t Feel Too Bad
22:32 Come On Home
24:21 You’ll Be Mine
26:22 Set Me Free
Allan Clarke (vocals/harmonica)
*Graham Nash (vocals/rhythm & acoustic guitars)*
*Tony Hicks (vocals/lead & acoustic guitars)*
Eric Haydock (bass guitar)
*Bobby Elliott (drums/percussion)*
Ron Richards (producer)")
