The Hollies - Evolution flac album

The discography of Manchester pop rock group the Hollies consists of 21 studio albums, 24 compilation albums, 2 tribute/covers albums, 7 extended plays, and 67 singles. Since ghe Hollies released their first single on 17 May 1963, the group has had 30 charting singles on the UK Singles Chart, 21 on the Billboard Hot 100, 21 on RPM magazine's singles chart, 25 on Germany's singles chart, and 11 on the VG-lista singles chart

Evolution (The Hollies album). Studio album by The Hollies. Evolution is the first of two albums released in 1967 by British pop band The Hollies Contents.

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A Hollies record production ℗ 1967. Made and Printed in Great Britain TPS Printed and made by Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd. Sold in . subject to resale price conditions, see price lists ℗ 1967 A "Hollies" recording. Gralto Music, NCB Made in Gt. Britain. Matrix, Runout (Label side A): YEX 635. Matrix, Runout (Label side B): YEX 636.

The quintet were headed into musical territories beyond simply "moon-June-bloom" and boy-meets-girl lyrics coupled with the tightly constructed vocal harmonies that had become their calling card.

Hollies Evolution - 180gm Spanish vinyl LP album record GUESS087 GUERSSEN Condition: Used. Time left: 14h 53m 43s. Ships to: Worldwide. Evolution Hollies CD album (CDLP) Japanese promo TOCP-67123 PARLOPHONE 2004 Condition: Very Good. Evolution" was the first of two Hollies albums released in 1967. The band did a lot of experimenting in those years, both in songwriting and arrangements. Some of it worked, some of it didn't. Butterfly" is often hailed as their finest and most consistent, whereas "Evolution" suffers from being anything but consistent. The songwriting is more or less on par with "Butterfly", but some arrangements in various degrees ruin the songs. Worst is the "underwater" effect put on Graham Nash's voice on "Lullaby to Tim"

Evolution was also the name of The Hollies' debut album for their new US label, Epic Records. But, like many American issues of British albums, this album was remixed using heavy echo and reverb. In addition, three songs were left off the album (with only "Carrie Anne" added), thus making the US version somewhat less desirable than its British counterpart. The cover shown is the US/Canadian cover, which used the same Karl Ferris photograph but differed from the UK cover by dispensing with The Fool's overall cover design. Instead, the US Canadian cover put The Hollies'.

The Hollies built their career by delivering some of the catchiest singles of the mid-1960s, but as the decade progressed, the band evolved, and the end result of this evolution was that The Hollies began to phase out the use of songs written by folks outside the band and stick to material composed by members of the band. As a result, by the time they released FOR CERTAIN BECAUS. n December 1966, every song on the album fit that criteria, as did the second album, which was – you guessed it – EVOLUTION.