HOLLIES Long Cool Woman In A Black Dress Reaction

[@ronjm945]

Great song by a great band The Hollies.

[@Free-flyBE]

I'm first;) Always love this groovy song; very different for The Hollies-sounds like CCR!

[@TheGreatAlan75]

Never thought of that, but you're correct 🙂👍

[@lorddaver5729]

But it was written by The Hollies.

[@ellerootz6702]

Tha jam!

[@richardbartlett7533]

Excellent choice

[@zq9m3xh8]

A classic, iconic and thoroughly enjoyable, not to mention enduringly popular song decades later, for all the reasons you mentioned.

[@thesound-chameleonman3580]

I have the 7" vinyl sleeve of The Hollies Long Cool Woman signed by two original members of The Hollies Tony Hicks and Bobby Elliott. C. 2022.

[@chab1rd155]

Love the Hollies! 💖

[@Magyar19]

First time I heard this on the radio, I thought for sure it was CCR. Sounds so similar to Green River.

[@sntbozeman]

Great song, with an awesome beat.

[@tjsogmc]

Nothin' in the world like the classic sound of a Gibson guitar piped through a Vox tube amp.

[@davidhoward2487]

I like the illustrated lyrics you can find to this..as it's hard sometimes to get the story...great band.

[@paulgarcia1147]

Yeah you have to bob the head to this one. Classic…

[@denisetinto1828]

One of my favourite songs. You just have to get into the groove with it. Don't worry about analyzing. It is a song in America where you would be out for a good time and dancing and being attracted to the opposite sex. The Hollies were a big band. Crosby was a part of the band of Crosby Stills Nash and Young. He was starting out then. The song played a lot in Canada when I was just turning 20. Love your reactions. You are not afraid to look at all kinds of music. I like that. I grew up listening to a variety of genres and this has served me well as a retired social worker. It looks like your husband has been exposed to more music in his growing up years, so you are balanced. You are a lovely couple and I really enjoy your reactions. Cheers

[@randy8297]

Graham Nash was in this band (gone by this song) not David Crosby.

[@lorddaver5729]

The Hollies was a British band. Graham Nash was in the Hollies before he joined Crosby, Nash, Stills and Young. Long Cool Woman was a hit in the UK before the US.

[@theoldcraftsman5000]

Most prolific group...ever, hundreds of brilliant songs. Second only to the Beatles for the number of top ten hits over here in the UK. Try listening to ' don't let me down' or 'lonely hobo lullaby' by them, you won't be disappointed. Thanks for sharing and peace to you all.

[@NondescriptMammal]

This was a big hit at the roller skating rinks back when... one of rock's better straight-ahead simple songs

[@love-vy1ry]

Allen Clarke the singer was/is a great CCR fan....

[@lorddaver5729]

Nonetheless the song was written by The Hollies.

[@siegfriedherrmann6212]

i enjoy your spontaneous reactions to these songs! i hope i don't offend u sir as in culturally,,,however, your wife has a very beautiful expressive face as she is dancing to the songs! very enjoyable! Have a good day!

[@jefgfogertyy2467]

The Hollies favorite band at this time was Creedence Clearwater Revival. So they tried to sound like Creedence. My dad is TOM FOGERTY and he liked this song ! jeff fogerty

[@jonthomson8392]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@bumiboka]

just reaction....not talking rubbish....i like it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@nickkraitor6560]

Didn't realize this was the Hollies, I though the song was by Creedence Clearwater Revival but that song I was thinking of is called Green River. The two songs sound quite similar I think.

[@briansredd]

Putting my DJ hat on & suggesting you try "The Air That I Breathe" by The Hollies. I think you'll like it

[@Mikex973]

The Hollies borrowed the Creedence Clearwater Revival sound for this one.

[@peteable986]

LOLS..they fooled me cause for years I thought "CCR" sang this song hahahaha!!!

[@Mikex973]

Yes I don't know if they got permission from CCR or even needed it but they kind of ripped off CCR but if you are going to rip somebody off you better do a good job of it and the Hollies really did this is a great song and a lot of white people hurt themselves trying to dance to this one.

[@robertwilloughby8050]

No, Fogerty ain't hurt about this one. In fact, he's sung it at encores more than once.

[@lorddaver5729]

@@Mikex973 The song was written by the Hollies, not CCR.

[@bryanforis1839]

Mc5 kick up the jams And blue cheer summer time blues

[@timothyparsons8327]

A song from 1970 featuring Alan Clarke on guitar and vocals . Would you consider reacting to another Hollies song, also from 1970...I Can’t Tell the Bottom From The Top...thankyou

[@davidpost428]

Song Request: "Trapped" by Bruce Springsteen ! Thanks for considering !

[@swinetrek]

Guitar is definitely CCR's Green River. Who ripped who off? Great song, though. Nice groove.

[@love-vy1ry]

Green River is from 1969....so

[@jonnno243]

Great reaction. The Hollies singing "I'm Alive" is also a good performance.

[@emichels]

React to 'Give it to me' by the J Geils band please....

[@vicchamo2048]

react to hee hee hee indio solari live.

[@calvintilley757]

Please react to Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa "I'll Take Care of You". Would love to see your reaction to both of their talents!!!

[@michaelreich9714]

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