The Byrds: Eight Miles High (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2026-09-18 | The Byrds: Eight Miles High (Deconstruction)
The Byrds: Goin’ Back (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-09-13 | Recorded at Columbia Studios, Hollywood, September-October 1967. Released as a single on 20 October 1967 and reached number 89 on the US Billboard Hot 100, but failed to chart in the UK. It was also released on the album “The Notorious Byrd Brothers” in January 1968. Song written by Gerry Goffin & Carole King. Genre: Folk rock, Country rock, Baroque pop0:00 Drums3:29 Bass 6:58 Double Bass 9:34 Pianos, Celesta, Harp & Glockenspiel 13:04 Guitars & Pedal Steele Guitar 16:30 Vocals 19:48 Instrumental Roger McGuinn (vocals/guitars) Chris Hillman (vocals/bass guitar) Gene Clark (possible vocals) Jim Gordon (drums) Alfred McKibbon (double bass) Paul Beaver (pianos) Terry Trotter (pianos) Dennis McCarthy (celesta)Ann Stockton (harp) Clarence White (guitars) James Burton (guitars) Unknown (glockenspiel) Gary Usher (producer) *Personnel might be inaccurate*
Hollies [Full Album] (Isolated Guitars) 60th Anniversary Special The Hollies 2025-09-01 | Recorded at EMI Studios, London, from 10 November 1964 – 13 July 1965. Released on 1 September 1965. Full album with only the guitars, except for “Mickey’s Monkey” where drums and vocals were added in the beginning because of the big guitar break. Genre: Rock and Roll, R&B Side One: 0:00 Very Last Day (N. Stookey/P. Yarrow)2:58 You Must Believe Me (C. Mayfield)5:05 Put Yourself In My Place (L. Ransford) 7:46 Down The Line (R. Orbison) 9:52 That’s My Desire (C. Loveday/H. Kresa) 12:19 Too Many People (L. Ransford)Side Two: 14:58 Lawdy Miss Clawdy (L. Prince) 16:48 When I Come Home To You (L. Ransford)19:15 Fortune Teller (N. Neville) 21:40 So Lonely (L. Ransford)24:17 I’ve Been Wrong (L. Ransford)26:12 Mickey’s Monkey (H-D-H) Allan Clarke (vocals/harmonica) Graham Nash (vocals/guitars)Tony Hicks (vocals/guitars)Eric Haydock (bass guitar) Bobby Elliott (drums/percussion)Ron Richards (producer)
The Byrds: Lady Friend (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-08-23 | Recorded at Columbia Studios Hollywood, 26 April, 14-21 June 1967. Released as a single on 13 July 1967. The song reached number 82 on the Billboard Hot 100. Song written by David Crosby.0:00 Drums 2:26 Bass 4:55 Guitars 7:28 Trumpet9:42 Vocals 11:59 Instrumental David Crosby (lead & backing vocals/guitars) Roger McGuinn (guitars)Chris Hillman (bass guitar) Michael Clarke (drums) Hugh Masekela (trumpet)Gary Usher (producer)
The Hollies: Poison Ivy (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-08-15 | Recorded at EMI Studios, London, 11 October 1963. Song written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller.Genre: Rock ‘n’ Roll0:00 Drums 2:01 Bass 4:02 Guitars6:04 Lead Vocals7:49 Backing Vocals9:36 Vocals11:21 Instrumental Allan Clarke (lead vocals)Graham Nash (backing vocals/acoustic guitar) Tony Hicks (backing vocals/lead guitar) Eric Haydock (bass guitar)Bobby Elliott (drums)Ron Richards (producer)
The Byrds: If You’re Gone (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-08-02 | Recorded at Columbia Studios, Hollywood, 20 October 1965. Released on the album, “Turn! Turn! Turn!” on 6 December 1965. Song written by Gene Clark. Genre: Folk rock 0:00 Drums 2:46 Bass 5:32 Rhythm Guitar 8:18 Lead Guitar 11:06 Acoustic Guitar13:52 Backing Vocals 16:40 Vocals 18:45 Instrumental Gene Clark (lead vocals/acoustic guitar) Jim McGuinn (backing vocals/lead guitar) David Crosby (backing vocals/rhythm guitar) Chris Hillman (bass guitar) Michael Clarke (drums) Terry Melcher (producer)
The Hollies: Water On The Brain (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-07-25 | Recorded at EMI Studios, London, 8 & 17 March 1967. Released on the album, “Evolution” in June 1967. This song features Elton John on piano and Dougie Wright on drums, as Bobby Elliott was ill. Song written by Allan Clarke, Tony Hicks, and Graham Nash.Genre: Psychedelic rock 0:00 Drums & Percussion 2:21 Bass 4:31 Guitars & Piano 6:54 Brass 7:40 Vocals9:54 Instrumental Allan Clarke (lead vocals) Graham Nash (backing vocals/acoustic guitar) Tony Hicks (backing vocals/lead guitar) Berine Calvert (bass guitar) Dougie Wright (drums) Elton John (piano) Unknown (brass) Ron Richards (producer)
The Byrds: It’s No Use (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-07-12 | Recorded at Columbia Studios, Hollywood, on 14 April 1965. Released on their debut album, “Mr. Tambourine Man” in June 1965. Written by Gene Clark and Jim McGuinn. Genre: Folk rock, Garage rock, Proto-punkMr. Tambourine Man album deconstruction playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBBufVSJfW2GrIK6nV9cUyPtKKyhPLyvD&feature=shared0:00 Drums2:24 Bass 4:47 Guitars 7:12 Vocals9:18 Instrumental Gene Clark (vocals) Jim McGuinn (vocals/lead guitar) David Crosby (vocals/rhythm guitar) Chris Hillman (bass guitar) Michael Clarke (drums) Terry Melcher (producer)
The Hollies: Suspicious Look In Your Eyes (Reconstructed) The Hollies 2025-07-04 | Recorded at EMI Studios, London, 16 August 1966. Released on “For Certain Beacuse…” on 9 December 1966. Song written by Allan Clarke, Tony Hicks, and Graham Nash.Genre: Folk Rock, Jangle PopRe-upload from a 2022 video. Reconstructed with clearer tracks, no bass bleeds, guitars separated and better photos. 0:00 Drums 3:33 Bass 7:06 Rhythm Guitar10:41 Lead Guitar 14:14 Backing Vocals 17:50 Lead Vocal21:24 Vocals 24:54 Instrumental Allan Clarke (lead vocals) Graham Nash (backing vocals/rhythm guitar) Tony Hicks (backing vocals/lead guitar)Bernie Calvert (bass guitar) Bobby Elliott (drums/tamborine) Ron Richards (producer)
The Byrds: Set You Free This Time (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-06-28 | Recorded at Columbia Studios, Hollywood, 16 September 1965. Released on thr album, “Turn! Turn! Turn!” on 6 December 1965. It was later released as a single on 10 January 1966, backed with “It Won’t Be Wrong.” It reached number 79 on the Billboard Hot 100. Song written by Gene Clark. Genre: Folk rock 0:00 Drums 2:46 Bass 5:32 Rhythm Guitar 8:23 Lead Guitar 11:14 Acoustic Guitar & Harmonica14:04 Vocals 16:24 Instrumental Gene Clark (lead vocals/acoustic guitar/harmonica) Jim McGuinn (backing vocals/lead guitar) David Crosby (backing vocals/rhythm guitar) Chris Hillman (bass guitar) Michael Clarke (drums) Terry Melcher (producer)
The Hollies: The Baby (Reconstructed) The Hollies 2025-06-27 | Recorded from December 1971-January 1972 in AIR London featuring Mikael Rickfors on vocals. Written by Chip Taylor. Released in February 1972 as a single. Genre: Raga rock, Orchestral pop Re-upload from a 2022 video. Reconstructed with clearer tracks and electric sitar and orchestra separated.0:00 Drums & Percussion 3:53 Bass 7:47 Electric Sitar & Organ11:42 Orchestra 15:36 Vocals 19:30 Instrumental Mikael Rickfors (lead vocals)Terry Sylvester (backing vocals)Tony Hicks (backing vocals/electric sitar) Bernie Calvert (bass guitar/organ)Bobby Elliott (drums) Richard Hewson (orchestral arrangement) Unknown (bongos) Ron Richards (producer)
Mr. Tambourine Man [Full Album] (Isolated Guitars) 60th Anniversary Special The Hollies 2025-06-21 | Recorded at Columbia Studios, Hollywood, with “Mr. Tambourine Man” and “I Knew I’d Want You” recorded on 20 January 1965 with the other tracks recorded from 8 March - 22 April 1965. Released on 21 June 1965 and reached peaked number 6 on the Billboard Top LPs chart and number 7 on the UK Albums Chart. Full album with only the guitars. All tracks noted with * are in mono, all others in stereo. Genre: Folk rock, Jangle pop Here are the current tracks from this album I currently deconstructed:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBBufVSJfW2GrIK6nV9cUyPtKKyhPLyvD More will come soon!Side One: 0:00 Mr. Tambourine Man (Dylan)*2:32 I’ll Feel A Whole Lot Better (Clark)5:02 Spanish Harlem Incident (Dylan)*7:01 You Won’t Have To Cry (Clark/McGuinn)*9:10 Here Without You (Clark) 11:45 The Bells of Rhymney (Davies/Seeger)Side Two: 15:15 All I Really Want To Do (Dylan)*17:19 I Knew I’d Want You (Clark)*19:33 It’s No Use (Clark/McGuinn)*21:53 Don’t Doubt Yourself, Babe (DeShannon) 24:48 Chimes of Freedom (Dylan) 28:39 We’ll Meet Again (Parker/Charles)The Byrds: Jim McGuinn (vocals/lead guitar)Gene Clark (vocals/tambourine) David Crosby (vocals/rhythm guitar, except "Mr. Tambourine Man" & "I Knew I'd Want You")Chris Hillman (bass guitar, except "Mr. Tambourine Man" & "I Knew I'd Want You")Michael Clarke (drums, except "Mr. Tambourine Man" & "I Knew I'd Want You")Terry Melcher (producer) The Wrecking Crew: Jerry Cole – (rhythm guitar on "Mr. Tambourine Man" & "I Knew I'd Want You")Bill Pitman - (rhythm guitar on"Mr. Tambourine Man" & "I Knew I'd Want You")Larry Knechtel (electric bass on "Mr. Tambourine Man" & "I Knew I'd Want You")Leon Russell (electric piano on "Mr. Tambourine Man" & "I Knew I'd Want You")Hal Blaine (drums on "Mr. Tambourine Man" & "I Knew I'd Want You")
The Hollies: Just One Look (Deconstruction) 19,000 Subscribers Special The Hollies 2025-06-20 | Recorded at EMI Studios, London, 27 January 1964. Released in February 1964 and reached number 2 on the UK Record Retailer Chart. Song written by Gergory Carroll and Doris Payne. Genre: Merseybeat, R&B Thank you for 19,000 subscribers! 0:00 Drums 2:28 Bass 4:56 Guitars 7:24 Vocals 9:52 Instrumental Graham Nash (lead vocals/acoustic guitar) Allan Clarke (backing vocals)Tony Hicks (backing vocals/lead guitar) Eric Haydock (bass guitar) Bobby Elliott (drums) Ron Richards (producer)
The Byrds: I See You (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-05-31 | Recorded at Columbia Studios, Hollywood, on 28 April 1966. Released on “Fifth Dimension” on 18 July 1966. Song written by Jim McGuinn and David Crosby. Genre: Psychedelic rock, Raga Rock0:00 Drums 2:38 Bass 5:17 Guitars 7:58 Vocals 10:08 Instrumental Jim McGuinn (lead vocals/lead guitar) David Crosby (backing vocals/rhythm guitar) Chris Hillman (bass guitar) Michael Clarke (drums) Allen Stanton (producer)
The Hollies: Take My Love And Run (Reconstructed) The Hollies 2025-05-30 | Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, London, 2-3 September 1981 and released as a single on 13 November 1981 and released on the album, “What Goes Around” in July 1983. Written by Brian Chatton and Barry Black. Genre: Synth-popRe-upload from an April 2022 video. Reconstructed with clearer isolated tracks, no vocal bleeds, keyboards and guitar separated and better pictures. 0:00 Drums 3:44 Guitar 7:12 Keyboards10:52 Vocals 14:09 Instrumental Allan Clarke (vocals) Graham Nash (backing vocals)Tony Hicks (backing vocals/guitar) Brian Chatton (backing vocals/keyboards/producer)Bobby Elliott (drums)
The Hollies: Put Yourself In My Place (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-05-16 | Recorded at EMI Studios, London, 10 November 1964. Released their self-titled album "Hollies" on 1 September 1965. Song written by The Hollies. (L. Ransford) Genre: Rock ‘n’ Roll 0:00 Drums 2:41 Bass 4:17 Bass solo 5:19 Guitars 7:59 Piano 9:35 Piano solo10:40 12:32 Vocals 12:17 Harmonica solo 13:21 InstrumentalAllan Clarke (lead vocals/harmonica) Graham Nash (lead & backing vocals/rhythm guitar) Tony Hicks (backing vocals/lead guitar)Eric Haydock (bass guitar) Bobby Elliott (drums) Alan Hawkshaw (piano) Ron Richards (producer)
The Hollies Underrated Bass Solo (Full video on 5/16) #60smusic #rockmusic The Hollies 2025-05-14 | ...
The Byrds: Everybody’s Been Burned (2025 Mono Mix) The Hollies 2025-05-03 | Recorded at Columbia Studios, Hollywood, 5 December 1966. Released as the B-side to “So You Want to Be a Rock ’n’ Roll Star” on 9 January 1967 and later released on the album, “Younger Than Yesterday” on 6 February 1967. Song written by David Crosby. Be sure to wear headphones or earbuds to fully hear the new mono remix.Genre: Folk rock, Psychedelic rockDavid Crosby (vocals/rhythm guitar) Roger McGuinn (lead guitar) Chris Hillman (bass guitar) Michael Clarke (drums) Daniel “Big Black” Rey (possible percussion) Gary Usher (producer)
The Byrds: Everybody’s Been Burned (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-05-03 | Recorded at Columbia Studios, Hollywood, 5 December 1966. Released as the B-side to “So You Want to Be a Rock ’n’ Roll Star” on 9 January 1967 and later released on the album, “Younger Than Yesterday” on 6 February 1967. Song written by David Crosby. Genre: Folk rock, Psychedelic rock0:00 Drums2:58 Bass 6:00 Guitars 9:05 Vocals 11:51 Instrumental David Crosby (vocals/rhythm guitar) Roger McGuinn (lead guitar) Chris Hillman (bass guitar) Michael Clarke (drums) Daniel “Big Black” Rey (possible percussion) Gary Usher (producer)
The Hollies: What Went Wrong (Reconstructed) The Hollies 2025-05-02 | Recorded at EMI Studios, London, 17 October 1966. Released on “For Certain Because…” in December 1966. Song written by Allan Clarke, Tony Hicks, and Graham Nash.Genre: Folk rock, Orchestral pop Original video: youtu.be/PTs3JDgbJiE?feature=shared Re-upload of my first deconstruction video three years ago. Reconstructed with bass, guitars and orchestra isolated by themselves and with clearer tracks and pictures. Complete playlist of the album: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBBufVSJfW2GYuLAD6Q1T7W4R6V9EYsgg&feature=shared0:00 Drums & Timpani 2:10 Bass 4:16 Guitars6:02 Orchestra 8:11 Vocals 10:10 Instrumental Allan Clarke (lead vocals) Graham Nash (backing vocals/guitar) Tony Hicks (backing vocals/guitar) Bernie Calvert (bass guitar) Bobby Elliott (drums) Mike Vikers (orchestral arrangments) Ron Richards (producer)
The Hollies: My Life is over with You (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-04-18 | Recorded at EMI Studios, London, 1-2 July 1969. Released on the album, “Hollies Sing Hollies” in November 1969. Song written by Allan Clarke. Genre: Folk rock, Orchestral pop0:00 Drums 2:50 Bass 5:47 Guitars9:03 Orchestra 11:46 Vocals 14:31 Instrumental Allan Clarke (lead vocals) Tony Hicks (backing vocals/acoustic guitar) Terry Sylvester (backing vocals/acoustic guitar) Bernie Calvert (bass guitar) Bobby Elliott (drums) John Scott (orchestral arrangements) Ron Richards (producer)
The Byrds: The Times They Are A Changin’ [Live on Hullabaloo, 1965] (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-04-05 | Recorded live, 29 November 1965. Backing track most likely recorded prior with live vocals. Master version recorded on 1 September 1965 at Columbia Studios, Hollywood. Released on their second album, “Turn! Turn! Turn!” on 6 December 1965. Song written by Bob Dylan. Genre: Folk rock0:00 Drums 2:17 Bass 4:42 Guitars 7:05 Vocals 9:10 Instrumental Jim McGuinn (vocals/lead guitar) David Crosby (vocals/rhythm guitar) Gene Clark (vocals/acoustic guitar) Chris Hillman (bass guitar) Michael Clarke (drums)
The Hollies: Blowin’ In The Wind (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-04-04 | Recorded at EMI Studios, London, on 14 & 15 August 1968 with Graham Nash. Vocals re-recorded with Terry Sylvester in February 1969. Released on the album, “Hollies Sing Dylan” in May 1969. Song written by Bob Dylan. Genre: Folk rock0:00 Drums 3:40 Bass 6:58 Guitars10:25 Orchestra 14:33 Nash Vocals18:39 Sylvester Vocals22:46 Instrumental Allan Clarke (lead vocals) Tony Hicks (backing vocals/acoustic guitar) Graham Nash (backing vocals/acoustic guitar) Terry Sylvester (backing vocals) Bernie Calvert (bass guitar) Bobby Elliott (drums) Mike Vickers (orchestral arrangements) Ron Richards (producer)
The Byrds: The Bells of Rhymney (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-03-29 | Recorded at Columbia Studios, Hollywood, on 14 April 1965. Released on their debut album, “Mr. Tambourine Man” in June 1965. Written by Pete Seeger and Idris Davies. Genre: Folk rock, Jangle pop0:00 Drums & Tambourine 3:25 Bass 6:51 Guitars 10:20 Vocals13:39 Instrumental Jim McGuinn (vocals/12-string lead guitar) Gene Clark (vocals/tambourine) David Crosby (vocals/rhythm guitar) Chris Hillman (bass guitar) Michael Clarke (drums) Terry Melcher (producer)
The Hollies: I Am A Rock (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-03-28 | Recorded at EMI Studios, London, 25 March 1966. Released on the album, “Would You Believe?” on 1 July 1966. This was the last song to be recorded for the album and is also the last Hollies song recorded to feature Eric Haydock on bass. Song written by Paul Simon. Genre: Folk rock, Jangle pop0:00 Drums 2:47 Bass 5:35 Guitars 8:25 Vocals 11:06 Instrumental Allan Clarke (lead vocals) Graham Nash (backing vocals/acoustic guitar) Tony Hicks (backing vocals/lead guitar) Eric Haydock (bass guitar) Bobby Elliott (drums/percussion) Ron Richards (producer)
The Hollies: Don’t Even Think About Changing (Reconstructed) The Hollies 2025-02-28 | Recorded at EMI Studios, London, 17 November 1965 when Eric Haydock was still a member of the Hollies. Released on "For Certain Because…", on 9 December 1966. Song written by Allan Clarke, Tony Hicks and Graham Nash. Genre: Folk rockWith last week’s deconstruction of “It’s You” and this reconstruction video, I have fully completed deconstructing the album “For Certain Because…” You can find the playlist here: For Certain Beacuse…(Album/Deconstructions) youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBBufVSJfW2GYuLAD6Q1T7W4R6V9EYsgg0:00 Drums & Handclaps2:08 Bass 4:13 Rhythm Guitars 6:19 Lead Guitar & Harmonica8:29 Vocals10:28 Instrumental Allan Clarke (vocals/harmonica/handclaps) Graham Nash (vocals/rhythm guitar/handclaps) Tony Hicks (vocals/lead guitar/rhythm guitar/handclaps) Eric Haydock (bass guitar) Bobby Elliott (drums) Ron Richards (producer)
The Hollies: It’s You (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-02-21 | Recorded at EMI Studios, London, 23-24 August 1966. Released as the B-side to “Stop! Stop! Stop!” on 7 October 1966 and also released on “For Certain Because...” on 9 December 1966. Genre: Folk rock, Bluegrass0:00 Drums 2:09 Bass 4:18 Harmonica6:25 Guitar & Banjo 8:22 Vocals 10:11 Instrumental Allan Clarke (vocals/harmonica) Graham Nash (vocals/acoustic guitar) Tony Hicks (vocals/banjo) Bernie Calvert (bass) Bobby Elliott (drums) Ron Richards (producer)
Buffalo Springfield: Nowadays Clancy Cant Even Sing (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-02-16 | Recorded at Gold Star Studios, Hollywood on 18 July 1966. Released as their debut single in August 1966. It was also released on their self titled debut album in October 1966. Song written by Neil Young. Genre: Folk rock, Country rock 0:00 Drums 3:25 Bass 6:52 Guitars & Harmonica 10:20 Vocals 13:29 Instrumental Richie Furay (lead vocals/guitar)Stephen Stills (backing vocals/guitar)Neil Young (backing vocals/lead guitar/harmonica) Bruce Palmer (bass guitar) Dewey Martin (drums)Charles Greene (producer)Brian Stone (producer)
The Byrds: He Was A Friend Of Mine (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-02-15 | Recorded at Columbia Studios, Hollywood, on 1 November 1965. Released on the album “Turn! Turn! Turn!” on 6 December 1965. Words arranged by Jim McGuinn about John F. Kennedy. Genre: Folk 0:00 Tambourine & Organ 2:21 Bass 4:45 Guitar 7:16 Vocals 9:22 Instrumental Jim McGuinn (vocals/acoustic guitar) David Crosby (vocals) Chris Hillman (bass guitar) Michael Clarke (tambourine) Terry Melcher (organ/producer)
The Hollies: You Need Love (Deconstruction) Valentine’s Special The Hollies 2025-02-14 | Recorded at EMI Studios, London, on 3 & 17 March 1967. Released on the album, “Evolution” in June 1967. Song features Elton John on Hammond organ and Clem Cattini* on drums as Bobby Elliott was suffering from appendicitis. Genre: Psychedelic rock 0:00 Drums 2:22 Bass 4:44 Guitars & Hammond Organ 7:14 Vocals 8:43 Horns 9:33 Instrumental Allan Clarke (lead vocals) Graham Nash (lead & backing vocals/acoustic guitar) Tony Hicks (backing vocals/lead guitar) Bernie Calvert (bass guitar) Clem Cattini (drums)* (Session listing does not specify who was playing, could also be Dougie Wright playing) Elton John (hammond organ) Unknown (horn arrangements) Ron Richards (producer)
The Byrds: You Won’t Have To Cry (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-02-07 | Recorded at Columbia Studios, Hollywood, on 14 April 1965. Released on their debut album, “Mr. Tambourine Man” in June 1965. Written by Gene Clark and Jim McGuinn. Genre: Folk rock, Jangle pop, Power pop0:00 Drums & Tambourine 2:05 Bass 4:14 Guitars 6:23 Vocals 8:22 Instrumental Gene Clark (vocals/tambourine) Jim McGuinn (vocals/lead guitar) David Crosby (vocals/rhythm guitar) Chris Hillman (bass guitar) Michael Clarke (drums) Terry Melcher (producer)
The Hollies: Now’s The Time (Film Mix) [MONO] The Hollies 2025-02-03 | Recorded on 15 May 1963. It was released as the B-side to the Hollies version of the song, “Stay” released in November 1963. Mix taken from the film, “It’s All Over Town.” Flim version is slightly different, pitched higher and longer. Pitched to the approximate key and slowed to the approximate speed. Some sound effects from the film removed with some sounds being unable to be mixed out. Genre: Merseybeat, Rock ‘n’ Roll First video 02/03/2018: The Hollies: Now’s The Time (2018 Remaster)youtu.be/9Ku1lKciv4AFirst deconstruction 02/06/2022: The Hollies: Now’s The Time (Deconstruction)youtu.be/X_rCvYDvoSgReconstruction 02/03/2025: The Hollies: Now’s The Time (Reconstructed) Anniversary Specialyoutu.be/yZHJ_6KzHvIAllan Clarke (vocals)Graham Nash (vocals/acoustic guitar) Tony Hicks (lead guitar) Eric Haydock (bass guitar)Don Rathbone (drums)Ron Richards (producer)
The Hollies: Now’s The Time (Reconstructed) Anniversary Special The Hollies 2025-02-03 | Recorded on 15 May 1963. It was released as the B-side to the Hollies version of the song, “Stay” released in November 1963. Genre: Merseybeat, Rock ‘n’ Roll On 3 February 2018, I posted an extended mix of my own of the song “Now’s The Time.” It was my first video on this channel. Four years later, I did a deconstruction video of the song and was pooly made. It was one of my first deconstruction videos. The isolated tracks bled into eachother and did not sound great. I was unable to split the guitars and vocals properly at the time. Three years after that, with the seventh anniversary of the first video of my channel, here is another reconstruction video. It has been reconstructed with clearer tracks, improved instrumental, guitars and vocals separated and better photos. First video 02/03/2018: The Hollies: Now’s The Time (2018 Remaster)youtu.be/9Ku1lKciv4AFirst deconstruction 02/06/2022: The Hollies: Now’s The Time (Deconstruction)youtu.be/X_rCvYDvoSg0:00 Drums 1:57 Bass 3:54 Guitars5:52 Vocals 7:38 Instrumental Allan Clarke (vocals)Graham Nash (vocals/acoustic guitar) Tony Hicks (lead guitar) Eric Haydock (bass guitar)Don Rathbone (drums)Ron Richards (producer)
The Hollies: Carrie Anne [Live at Lewisham Odeon, 1968] (Deconstruction) Marianne Faithfull Tribute The Hollies 2025-02-01 | “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) REUPLOADyoutu.be/mxm5w4i1Fs0Recorded 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
The Byrds: Mr. Tambourine Man (Deconstruction) Preflyte Part 2 The Hollies 2025-01-11 | Recorded at World Pacific Studios, Los Angeles, between September-December 1964. Unreleased until 1969 on the “Preflyte” compilation. Master version recorded on 20 January 1965 and released as The Byrds debut single in 12 April 1965 as well as their debut album with the same name in June 1965. The song reached number 1 on the US Billboard Chart. Song written by Bob Dylan. Genre: Folk rock, Jangle pop0:00 Drums2:15 Bass 4:33 Guitars6:51 Vocals8:58 Instrumental Jim McGuinn (lead vocals/lead guitar) David Crosby (vocals/rhythm guitar) Gene Clark (vocals) Chris Hillman (bass guitar) Michael Clarke (drums)
The Hollies: Don’t You Even Care [What’s Gonna Happen To Me?] (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-01-10 | Recorded at EMI Studios, London, 13 January 1966. Released on the album “Would You Believe?” on 1 July 1966. Song written by Clint Ballard Jr.Genre: Power pop0:00 Drums 2:23 Bass 4:47 Guitars7:15 Vocals9:36 Instrumental Allan Clarke (lead vocals) Graham Nash (backing vocals/rhythm guitar) Tony Hicks (backing vocals/lead guitar) Eric Haydock (bass guitar) Bobby Elliott (drums) Ron Richards (producer)
Crosby, Stills & Nash: You Don’t Have To Cry (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-01-09 | Recorded at Wally Heider, Hollywood, between February–March 1969. Released on the album “Crosby, Stills & Nash” On 29 May 1969. Song written by Stephen Stills. Genre: Folk 0:00 Bass 2:37 Guitars & Tambourine 5:21 Vocals7:55 Instrumental David Crosby (vocals/tambourine) Stephen Stills (vocals/bass/acoustic guitar) Graham Nash (vocals/acoustic guitar)
Buffalo Springfield: Sit Down I Think I Love You (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-01-05 | Recorded at Gold Star Studios, Hollywood in August 1966. Released as the on their self titled debut album in October 1966. Song written by Stephen Stills. Genre: Folk rock 0:00 Drums 2:32 Bass 4:58 Guitars 7:28 Vocals 9:43 Instrumental Stephen Stills (vocals/guitar)Richie Furay (vocals/guitar)Neil Young (lead guitar) Bruce Palmer (bass guitar) Dewey Martin (drums)Charles Greene (producer)Brian Stone (producer)
The Byrds: You Showed Me (Deconstruction) Preflyte Part 1 The Hollies 2025-01-04 | Recorded at World Pacific Studios, Los Angeles, between September-December 1964. Unreleased until 2001 on the “Preflyte Session” compilation. The song was a hit for The Turtles in 1969. Song written by Jim McGuinn and Gene Clarke. Genre: Folk rock, Jangle pop0:00 Drums 1:51 Bass 3:43 Guitars 5:36 Vocals 7:19 Instrumental Gene Clark (vocals) Jim McGuinn (vocals/lead guitar) David Crosby (vocals/rhythm guitar) Chris Hillman (bass guitar) Michael Clarke (drums)
The Hollies: Open Up Your Eyes (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2025-01-03 | Recorded at EMI Studios, London, 9 January 1968. Released as the B-side to “Jennifer Eccles” on 22 March 1968. Song written by The Hollies. Genre: Folk rock 0:00 Drums 2:48 Bass 5:34 Guitars & Banjo8:23 Vocals 11:10 Instrumental Allan Clarke (lead and backing vocals) Graham Nash (lead and backing vocals/acoustic guitar) Tony Hicks (lead and backing vocals/banjo) Bernie Calvert (bass guitar) Bobby Elliott (drums) Ron Richards (producer)
The Hollies: Hard Hard Year (Deconstruction) New Year’s Special The Hollies 2024-12-31 | Happy New Year Everyone! It’s been a “Hard Hard Year!” Recorded at EMI Studios, London, 28 February 1966. Released Friday, 1 July 1966 on the album, “Would You Believe?” Written credited to “Ransford.” Genre: Folk rock, Proto-punk 0:00 Tambourine & Guitar Solo2:07 Bass 4:06 Acoustic Guitar 6:21 Vocals 8:27 Instrumental Allan Clarke (lead vocals) Graham Nash (backing vocals/acoustic guitar) Tony Hicks (backing vocals/lead guitar) Eric Haydock (bass guitar) Bobby Elliott (tambourine) Ron Richards (producer)
The Byrds: I Knew I’d Want You (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2024-12-21 | Recorded at Columbia Studios, Hollywood on 20 January 1965. Released as the B-side to their debut single and Bob Dylan cover, “Mr. Tambourine Man” on 12 April 1965. The song was also released on their debut album with the same name on 21 June 1965. Song features Jim McGuinn on lead guitar backed with members of The Wrecking Crew. Song written by Gene Clark. Genre: Folk rock 0:00 Drums 2:18 Bass 4:32 Electric Piano 6:44 Guitars 8:58 Vocals 11:00 Instrumental *The Byrds:*Jim McGuinn (vocals/lead guitar) Gene Clark (vocals) David Crosby (vocals) Terry Melcher (producer) *The Wrecking Crew:* Hal Blaine (drums) Jerry Cole (rhythm guitar)Larry Knechtel (bass guitar) Leon Russel (electric piano)
The Hollies: Pay You Back With Interest (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2024-12-20 | Recorded at EMI Studios, London on 22 August 1966. Released on “For Certain Because…” on 9 December 1966. Written by Allan Clarke, Tony Hicks, and Graham Nash. Genre: Folk rock 0:00 Drums 2:14 Bass 4:18 Guitars 6:23 Piano & Chimes9:04 Vocals11:14 Instrumental Allan Clarke (lead vocals) Graham Nash (lead & backing vocals/rhythm guitar) Terry Sylvester (backing vocals/leadguitar) Bernie Calvert (bass guitar/piano) Bobby Elliott (drums) Unknown (chimes) Ron Richards (producer)
Buffalo Springfield: Expecting To Fly (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2024-12-15 | Recorded at Sunset Sound, Hollywood, in May 1967. Released on the album “Buffalo Springfield Again” on 30 October 1967 and was also released as a single in December 1967. It peaked at number 98 on the US Billboard Hot 100 Chart. Song written by Neil Young. Genre: Chamber folk0:00 Drums & Bass2:48 Guitars 5:48 Orchestra & Pianos9:31 Vocals 11:54 Instrumental Neil Young (vocals/lead guitar/producer) Jim Gordon (drums/percussion) Carol Kaye (bass guitar)Russ Titelman (acoustic guitar)Jack Nitzsche (orchestral arrangements/electric piano/producer)Don Randi (piano/harpsichord)
The Byrds: Hey Joe [Where You Gonna Go] (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2024-12-14 | Recorded at Columbia Studios, Hollywood, on 28 April 1966. Released on “Fifth Dimension” on 18 July 1966. Song written by Billy Roberts. Genre: Psychedelic rock, Raga Rock0:00 Drums 2:17 Bass 4:25 Guitars 6:39 Vocals 8:55 Instrumental David Crosby (vocals/rhythm guitar) Jim McGuinn (lead guitar) Chris Hillman (bass guitar) Michael Clarke (drums) Allen Stanton (producer)
The Hollies: Here I Go Again (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2024-12-13 | Recorded at EMI Studios, London, 13 April 1964. Relased as a single on 15 May 1964. The song peaked at number 4 on the UK Record Retailer chart. Song written by Mort Shuman and Clive Westlake. Genre: Merseybeat, Rock ‘n’ Roll0:00 Drums 2:21 Bass 4:35 Guitars 6:56 Vocals 9:12 Instrumental Allan Clarke (vocals) Graham Nash (vocals/rhythm guitar) Tony Hicks (vocals/lead guitar) Eric Haydock (bass guitar) Bobby Elliott (drums) Ron Richards (producer)
Crosby, Stills & Nash: Helplessly Hoping (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2024-12-12 | Recorded at Wally Heider’s Studio 3, San Francisco, in December 1968. Released on the album “Crosby, Stills & Nash” On 29 May 1969. Song written by Stephen Stills. 0:00 Guitar/Instrumental 2:38 Vocals Stephen Stills (vocals/acoustic guitar) David Crosby (vocals) Graham Nash (vocals) Paul Rothchild (producer)
The Byrds: The World Turns All Around Her (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2024-12-07 | Recorded at Columbia Studios, Hollywood, on 28 August 1965. Released on the album “Turn! Turn! Turn!” on 6 December 1965. Song written by Gene Clark. Genre: Folk rock, Jangle pop0:00 Drums1:58 Bass 4:10 Guitars 6:21 Vocals 8:17 Instrumental Gene Clark (vocals) Jim McGuinn (vocals/12-string lead guitar) David Crosby (vocals/rhythm guitar) Chris Hillman (bass guitar) Michael Clarke (drums) Terry Melcher (producer)
The Hollies: So Lonely (Deconstruction) The Hollies 2024-12-06 | Recorded at EMI Studios, London, 13 July 1965. Released as the B-side to their hit “Look Through Any Window” on 27 August 1965 as well as the album “Hollies” in September 1965. Genre: Folk rock, Jangle pop0:00 Drums 2:36 Bass 5:13 Guitars 7:50 Vocals 10:10 Instrumental Allan Clarke (lead vocals) Graham Nash (backing vocals/rhythm guitar) Tony Hicks (backing vocals/lead guitar)Eric Haydock (bass guitar) Bobby Elliott (drums) Ron Richards (producer)
