WOW!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Hollies - The Air That I Breathe REACTION

[@MrLittlebuddy]

The Hollies and Bread on a summer night on my back porch with my glass of bourbon. Paradise.

[@damienwaldron4586]

It's refreshing to see a young couple free from stereotypes and social boundaries experiencing different music. Bravo!

[@PaulElstins-gt2qc]

❤love it

[@neilmccomsey9550]

Meaning?

[@ericreep5341]

I 2nd that emotion! 😉❤

[@excelrange4246]

They are amazing!!!

[@ervinhowell928]

🥰💞

[@williambill5172]

Who wouldn't want to hear someone say, "all I need is the air that I breathe and to love you."

[@kimmarievan-ever6599]

The brilliant Allan Clarke was the lead singer on all of their hits..he never lost that strength in his voice as he got older like a lot of singers do..a genuinely nice down to earth guy..

[@NanaRMC]

IMO The Hollies don't get the recognition they deserve. The harmonies are amazing and such heartfelt lyrics! Takes me back to falling asleep with my radio on and waking up to this song. Even my subconscious had great taste.

[@sadfaery]

Agreed. They have such a great musical catalog.

[@Wolverines77]

They are multi million album selling artists, how in the blue blazes can you even say that with a straight face. We were surrounded by hundreds, if not thousands, of gorgeous/beautiful/thought provoking songs by hundreds of equally or more talented musicans. Their songs were a staple on any station that played this genre of music. I am not saying they are anything short of amazing and to anyone who has nit pigeon holed themselves into a certain genre or artist agree with us...

[@NanaRMC]

@@Wolverines77 I have no idea what you are even talking about TBH. I love all genres and have seen hundreds of concerts from KISS to The B52s to Mothers Finest, George Jones etc..I gave my (13 yr old self) opinion of the Hollies. They were a part of my youth and I have a special place in my heart for their music. Should I not have given my opinion?

[@keithosmond5730]

@@Wolverines77 I think whar Ronda is getting at is that, unlike many of their peers from that era, today they seem largely forgotten. It's unfortunate, given how good they were.

[@carolsayre6708]

Love the Hollies!

[@DdotRay86]

One of the most shiver-inducing choruses ever. What a song.

[@Cadinho93]

You guys should react to more of The Hollies… "Bus Stop", "Stop Stop Stop", "On a Carousel", "Carrie Anne", "Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress", "I'm Alive", "Look Through Any Window" 🎸🤘

[@W4TB]

A bunch that I forgot, good call

[@detroitpolak9904]

I’m always surprised at how few reaction channels have done “Bus Stop”. I’ve always considered that their signature song.

[@TucBroder]

and Heartbeat.... somehow I love that song xD

[@sinenominecc]

I would say "I'm Alive" is my favorite Hollies song

[@gigantor62]

They've done 'Long Cool Woman.'

[@roadrules3671]

In 1974; when it first came out; it was a BIG Song. Seemed like it was on the radio every 5 minutes.

[@KaleidoscopeMagic]

This song was my Mom's FAVORITE song when I was growing up as a kid. I will never forget her immediately STOPPING whatever she was doing and start singing along with this song! One of my best memories ever!! 😀

[@LordEagle]

My mom's favorite too,,,,💥💥💥👍

[@alicesmith7020]

This is such a beautiful memory. Cherish it always.

[@KaleidoscopeMagic]

@@alicesmith7020 I will, I mean I do! She is still living and in very good health for her age. In fact, if she were to hear this song right now, I'm pretty sure she would have the SAME REACTION as before!! 😃 She would slowly close her eyes during certain song parts and lean a bit to one side in a type of sway.

[@mistreme8341]

My Mom’s too!

[@VadulTharys]

This came on and it did not matter if we were driving, mom was cooking, dad would grab mom and they danced. Took me years to realize how much they deeply loved each other, and after my dad passed if this song came on my mom would cry buckets. So I would dance with her, and I could feel my father as she danced with me. Then after I was married my wife and I did the same to this song.

[@roger1296]

Absolutely one of the best songs ever written!!!! Love love love this song!!!!!

[@kentjohnson7385]

Bread

[@cnatview]

This song came out right after I got my driver's license. I had an 8-track of The Hollies and I remember cruising the roads with the windows down listening to this. Thanks for your reaction, guys. It's nice to go back in time through music. Take care and be well. Peace.

[@timothygarrett2785]

You really are dating yourself when you’re talking about 8 tracks, I had some myself

[@cnatview]

@@timothygarrett2785 hahaha....I know. I actually thought about that as I was writing. Those were the good 'ole days. I am so thankful I got to experience that time in musical history. ✌️

[@rebeccawyse5562]

✌🎶✌

[@no-oneinparticular7264]

​@@timothygarrett2785 me 2

[@no-oneinparticular7264]

​@@cnatview I agree

[@Katsem]

You can’t go wrong with the Hollies. Allen Clarke had an incredible voice. The band was great, wonderful harmonies. Please do Bus Stop next from the Hollies. Such a catchy, sweet love song.

[@ChristChickAutistic]

Oh man, this song and He Ain't Heavy are essential Hollies. Amber, I need that tshirt! 😁

[@fleurdelis2976]

I think this is the most beautiful love song. It puts me in such a peaceful zone. The Hollies have such a different sound for every song.

[@ballhawk387]

How many bands are so eclectic as of late?

[@gwensnyder8313]

I love the Hollies! They actually recorded at Abbey Road in the studio next to the Beatles and they used to drop in on each other. A fun experience would be to listen to the Beatles singing “If I Needed Someone”, followed by the Hollies’ version. Fabulous harmonies!!

[@SunShine-qk4rb]

I love too young to get married by them

[@dggydddy59]

I saw in an old British music paper article about how George Harrison was not at all happy about the Hollies doing that song and releasing it as a single. I don't remember the quotes but he really didn't like it.

[@ronfrederick3161]

There’s a YT channel called Yesterday’s Papers that recite news clippings from 60’s artists reviewing songs of the era - great channel and insight to the 60’s. One of the videos has George talking and disliking the Hollies version. Check it out.

[@britishknightakaminininja1123]

For me, this is simply one of the most beautiful and haunting songs ever recorded. The obvious meaning is that this is a song about that moment in the exhausted afterglow "Making love with you has left me peaceful, warm and tired..." However the song takes on a whole new meaning, forever, if you ever hear it played in connection with a funeral. "Sleep, silent angel..."

[@easyrolling]

The Hollies really were 2 different groups in sounds from 60's and then the 70's.. I love them both.. Allan Clarke's lead vocals very recognizable. You've done the 70's so far, why not go for the 60's next? , some more pop & upbeat tunes as others have mentioned.. Look Through Any Window, Bus Stop, Stop Stop Stop, On A Carousel, Carrie Anne, even some psychedelic, Dear Eloise.. nice reaction ..

[@alamc200]

They did react to a 1960's song of the Hollies a couple months ago they reacted to "He Ain't Heavy, He's my Brother" which was released in 1969.

[@easyrolling]

@@alamc200 You are right it was recorded in 1969 and released here in America in December of that year. However, it is considered a 70s song because it made the Top 100 best song chart list end of year in 1970. it barely touched 1969 here. But the real point was it was a different sound , The Hollies without Graham Nash.. Splitting hairs...lol

[@Jessica_Roth]

Yes, you have to do "Bus Stop", at least. Represent those Graham Nash days! (This is from 1974. It's so long after Nash left the group that Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young had broken up, already. [Although they would periodically reunite, in various combinations.])

[@dggydddy59]

King Midas In Reverse!!

[@linuxretrogamer]

+1 for Carrie Anne Hey, Carrie Anne what's that game now, and can anybody play?

[@dianenewton3953]

Eric Clapton once said that the opening notes of this song were true soul.

[@JohnLennon99791]

Everything about this song is perfect☆☆☆☆☆

[@Amadeus1066]

The Air That I Breathe is written by Albert Hammond and Mike Hazlewood, initially recorded by Albert Hammond on his 1972 album It Never Rains in Southern California. Albert Hammond is one of my favorite artists. I highly recommend checking out his song "It Never Rains in Southern California" it's a great song and I think you'll love it!

[@wonsworld61]

He also wrote Free Electric Band and Down by the River (for Himself) and among many others, he wrote and/or co-wrote: Little Arrows (for Leapy Lee) Good Morning Freedom (for Blue Mink) Freedom Come, Freedom Go (for the Fortunes) When I Need You (for Leo Sayer) To All the Girls I've Loved Before (for Willie N. and Julio E.) Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now (for Starship)

[@erickvermeulen9734]

The unusual chord progression in this song was later used by Radiohead in their song Creep (1992). Eventually that lead, after a legal battle, to Hammond and Hazlewood being recognized as co-writers of the Radiohead song.

[@Amadeus1066]

@@wonsworld61 I also like his song "I'm a Train" along with the ones you mentioned. He is prolific songwriter!

[@joannecunliffe8067]

@@Amadeus1066 One of my most favourite songs ever as a child! I ❤ "I'm a Train" but there are so many I love. My favourite of all of his is "Rebecca" (the name of my daughter) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGiXqpSAZtp0lbc . The song is about losing who you really are as you grow up. It finishes with "Where's Rebecca gone?" meaning what happened to the Rebecca I knew? My Rebecca would say "But I'm still here!"

[@samguberman2288]

​@@wonsworld61Free electric band has such great lyrics

[@robertm7071]

In the 70s, a lovely lady called Kay used to pick me up in Ealing and give me a lift me to Shepherd’s Bush in West London were we both worked for the BBC. Each journey seemed to be accompanied by this song. There were obviously other songs as well but this is the only one which remains in my memory. Perhaps it was the delightful company of Kay which was responsible God bless you, Kay, wherever you are. .

[@davidlionheart2438]

The Hollies' masterpiece, and by far my most favorite of their songs. "Carrie Anne" and "Bus Stop" are also essential.

[@bryanCJC2105]

"Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress" is my favorite Hollies song.

[@kevinehle6637]

Can't explain it, but this is a song that immediately puts be back to my childhood. Actially chills me.

[@deanadewall8400]

Me too.

[@gwenalisonlee2249]

Me too beach parties

[@CheleBoxy]

Ditto!!!

[@parshakamarsh]

Same

[@Rayray-kj9cc]

Same!!

[@browntabproductions]

Such an under-appreciated Band. Lyrics, Harmonies, Pop, Rock, Soft, Hard, Love Ballads, The Hollies do it All. Class of 2010 RRHOF Band.

[@goosefarm3602]

this song gives me chills so beautiful...they will never make this caliber of music again

[@robertmason1357]

Allan Clarke is one of the most underrated lead singers of the entire rock era and the Hollies harmonies are as good as it gets!

[@ChuckHackney]

Not by me. The Hollies have such a great catalog of phenomenal tunes with great vocals and harmonies. From Carrie Ann, to Long Call Woman, Long Dark Road, to The Air That I Breathe, my personal favorite.

[@oldermusiclover]

and sadly lost his voice for a long time understand he is now singing again

[@kellifranklin9872]

This is a stand alone classic but it will forever remind me of the movie “Seeking a Friend For the End of the World.” It’s an unusual love story. This song is just about perfect. Great choice guys!

[@goldenstate66]

I really enjoyed that movie. The end scene made my eyes water.

[@donnawilburn4981]

This being my favorite song and that scene in the movie when it played I was tore all to pieces 😭. Perfect combination of music and scene.

[@samhainkid]

Amazing movie!

[@Siansonea]

I think it was also used in _The Virgin Suicides_ to great effect.

[@RGRGRGRGRGRGRG]

Seeking A Friend For The End Of The World isn't a *great* movie perhaps, although very watchable and lovely, but its use of this tune is perfection. Utter perfection. Hugely, hugely romantic and unforgettable. Mostly because The Air That I Breathe is a masterpiece, let's face it. 👍

[@dggydddy59]

When they hold the word Breathe over 4 long measures after it first switched from Major to Minor and they just.keep.on.holding.it!! It's just really one of my favorite things in any pop song ever!! Also, Amber would absolutely love their version of "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother".

[@mysteriousmysticalmoments2023]

Such a great song from 1974 just a sitting around hanging out with friends or laying on the beach. Love it yes. It is a peaceful song. That time area was all about calm .

[@JMS-et2cs]

Such a beautiful song. So smooth. By contrast, y'all should react to "Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress". Total banger!

[@SoStrong39]

The Hollies had One of the Greatest 60's Sound like the Beatles. Next, Try: (Bus Stop), (Carrie-Ann), or (Carousel).

[@theodorabruin4601]

This sing is beautiful! Bus Stop is another favorite of mine. Awesome group!

[@BillGraper]

The Hollies were so different in the 70's. They went with a classic rock sound, instead of their pop roots from the 60's. Both are great, but I prefer their 70's songs.

[@tragicdeyz2641]

Except it wasn't a "classic rock sound" then. It is now for sure.

[@tvgator1]

That's because they had a different lead singer in the 70s. 1960s Hollies were led by GRAHAM NASH.

[@BillGraper]

@@tvgator1 Really? I never looked into it, but the voice sounds the same to me. Songs like "Carrie-Anne" and "Bus Stop" sound like the same singer as "Long, Cool Woman (In A Black Dress)" and "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother." Looking in my top 40 book, it says Allan Clarke was the lead vocalist.

[@tvgator1]

@@BillGraper Graham Nash was a dominant singer during those 60s pop hits. Clarke was a founder with him and definitely sang some good leads but Graham was the engine during those mid 60s songs. Clarke's pop prominence (in the US at least) didn't really occur until after Nash left in '68 (and join David Crosby, and Stephen Stills). That's when HE ANIT HEAVY and LONG COOL WOMAN, etc etc followed. By then he was their main voice and only lead singer. Funny, that Nash left because he felt the group was far too pop sounding, but some those Clarke songs that followed his departure were pretty deep.

[@lorrainericardo8680]

the music of those times just sent us on another emotional trip all the time ,,, I miss those times ,,

[@johnvillanova9984]

One of my most favorite groups... unbelievable harmonies...Try "Carrie-Anne", "He Ain't Heavy" or "Bus Stop"

[@gigantor62]

They've done He ain't Heavy.

[@johnvillanova9984]

@@gigantor62 Yep...you're right ..okay...On A Carousel...😎

[@eanjamesmogg9488]

Wow still can't believe you've heard all these brilliant artists..

[@roberthofmann8403]

Love this song. Puts me in a trance.

[@waynehauser3611]

This one of my fav songs of all time ! Makes me think of the 70's and my time back then ! Cheers from down under 😎

[@secolerice]

I so love this song! The chorus gives me chills every time! 💖

[@dieseldog00]

I and some friends went to a rock concert in Atlanta Georgia and they played this song. I bought their album at the concert and I played this song every day when I got home. Beautiful song thank you so much for playing it b/c I lost the original somewhere in the past. 😭

[@rmac8008]

The Hollies were a big part of the 60’s British Invasion After Graham Nash left They reformed and had their biggest hits in the mid 70s Allan Clarke is the lead singer

[@marietheresahughes2911]

Exactly remember Graham Nash joined with CROSBY, NASH &YOUNG !

[@flutesong5527]

Yes, the orchestration is great on this song, taking a sweet love song to another level

[@cindiherriott3259]

Brings back TONS of great memories! We had no idea how good we had it.

[@kamilegier4730]

I was waiting for y’all to get around to this one, it is one of the most beautiful songs of all time and will be for decades to come

[@surlechapeau]

J & Amber, you'll love their "Bus Stop" and "Carrie Anne" !!

[@kbusby4824]

Yes to both.

[@tedszweb5268]

“On a Carousel” , “Stop Stop Stop”, “Look Through Any Window” & numerous others . Tony Hicks on guitar & Bobby Elliot on drums were superb musicians !😀😀😀

[@billboth6572]

You CAN sway with this song. FANTASTIC slow dance song!

[@donnadunn9608]

Thank you for reacting to this song. It takes me back to my teenage years. I love it💖💖💖

[@elaine8013]

The perfect love song. Brings back a lot of beautiful memories of first love, special moments and just plain love.

[@kimcutts6153]

Love "The Hollies" lead singer Allen Clarke has a great voice. This was one band that changed with the times. They sounded totally different from the 60s to the 70s. I think you've only listened to the 70s version of them up to now. "Bus Stop"/ "On A Carousel"/ "Carrie Anne" are all from the 60s. 🇬🇧🎵🎙🇺🇸

[@Grumpy_Rabbit]

One of my favorite songs from the period. And very nostalgic for me: It was a hit during my first year of college, in Santa Cruz.

[@lostcountry8411]

Cant tell you how much I love watching your comments on all the cool songs you could have missed.

[@wpollock1]

Top tier song and Amber, you are right on in pointing out the individual sounds of instruments! Great singing!

[@jameswinburn6843]

I really like what you guys do. So many times we are soaked in today's culture that we miss all the root influences that make the foundation of today's music. There were such huge changes in music in the fifties and sixties that nothing we hear today would exist without them. It's been decades since I heard "The Air That I Breath" and suddenly I"m reminded how much I loved that band and that song. Keep sifting through the soil that was laid down by the Hollies, The Birds, The Doors......all those forgotten bands that deserve remembrance. This reminds me of my discovery of the Boogie Woogie days of my parents in the thirties and the war years. Yes, the roots of Rock and Roll were back there.

[@calabi-yau4894]

So glad to see you guys reacting to this iconic song!

[@pattymckitrick7436]

To me, this song is about the treasure you have, not by finding a perfect person, but that soul that is perfect for you. The depth, yet, the simplicity of real love.

[@pamelahunter987]

I feel so lucky to have grown up during the 70s. We had the best music. ❤️

[@anthonylewis62]

their harmony was amazing,

[@terrencesala5255]

The hollies were known for their fantastic harmony's

[@tracywilliams9798]

Saw theHollies a few weeks ago. Fantastic. Love all their songs( so many of them, but 60 years is a long time! ) This is my favourite! But he ain’t heavy is a close second. X

[@caroleann_2142]

The Hollies are Dope! All hits. J & Amber, try "He ain't Heavy, he's my brother" ..The road is long, with many a winding turn...."Bus Stop" & Carrie Ann were huge hits too.

[@dianne6155]

always been my favorite hollies song. even at age 11 i sensed the deeply poetic romantic emanating from it. that wall of sound. i bought the 45 and played it often in my rotation

[@marcusanton95]

This is my parents wedding song. You took me screaming back 45 years to the greatest day in my young life. A father he didn't have to be, children of molestation at the hands of their biological father, a seriously damaged mother and yet he saved us all. Thank you Dad, fathers are what they do, their actions not biology.

[@kimstephenson9855]

i'm so sorry for the generations that came into this world after the sixties to the 80's. your grandmothers and grandfathers came up with the most diversified music ever, all i hear is remakes of the songs they already did. on the other hand, it is a really great compliment to the best music generation

[@CuzKatieSaysSo]

Oh my goodness what a difference to listen to this song with headphones! Good stereo, and the harmonies are incredible. Quite the change from a 1960-1970's 9v transistor radio.

[@stanstan7426]

Just what I was thinking, thanks to You Tube.

[@elainemarsh5170]

My goodness, this is really gorgeous. It really takes me back to childhood...

[@rklrkl64]

You can't go wrong listening to a compilation of The Hollies' best material, of which this is one of course. A similarly tempo'ed classic of theirs is "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother", which I'd recommend you listen to next.

[@gigantor62]

For the umpteenth time on this thread they've already reacted to it.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

Such a pretty song. So beautiful.

[@rayeckert242]

Straight up ear candy. Check out early Hollies. “Bus Stop “ would do nicely. Thanks for lending your perspective to these iconic tunes. My first time hearing them was just as good as y’all’s!

[@PedroConejo1939]

The Hollies' music was like a fine golden thread that ran through the 60s. Everyone had seen it glinting but somehow most missed its exquisite craftsmanship. Mind, that could be said of quite few musicians who never made the shooting star gallery.

[@geoffn54]

'Bus Stop' is another great song from The Hollies.

[@keymack2477]

This is the most beautiful song by The Hollies, so thank you for this reaction! Since I am one of "The People" I would like to suggest you one day react to "Hi De Ho" by Blood Sweat and Tears, '"Guitar Man" by Bread and a cover of Adele's "Hello" by Walk Off The Earth featuring Myles and Isaak! I enjoy everything you two do on your channels and wish you both much success with both!!

[@betsyslaughter76]

@@Dave-hb7lx not to mention When I Die & Spinning Wheel

[@marybaillie8907]

Lucretia Mac Evil 👍✌️🇨🇦

[@missd9785]

Had this song running round my head all week. Thanks for the reaction. Such a romantic choice💖

[@johncrossling2985]

"Bus Stop" and "Look Through Any Window" are two great Hollies songs that were written by Graham Gouldman who went on to form 10cc. You really must do some 10cc songs - not just "I'm Not in Love" but perhaps "Art for Art's Sake" or Wall Street Shuffle". Graham Gouldman is such a prolific song writer who has a huge catalogue of hits.

[@samdeninno1951]

Graham also wrote For Your Love and Heart Full of Soul performed by The Yardbirds

[@cassyharrison3592]

This is my absolute favorite of this group. Thanks for sharing!

[@christinewaide5249]

What woman wouldn’t want this song written for her? 💕

[@DavidSmith-wd4mx]

Bus Stop my fave Hollies song - one of the few singles my mum had that I remember listening to when I was a youngster in the Sixties.

[@leighcarpenter1712]

Oh my gosh!!! Junior High School.. this song brings back so many memories!!

[@ffjsb]

Definitely a Beatle influenced song, whereas "Long Cool Woman" has a Creedence vibe. A really great band that had a variety of sounds.

[@Dios67]

I hear Creep by Radio Head.

[@salsaucedo]

No way this classic song has beatles influence, this is a much better song than any beatles song

[@Lensmaster1]

The horns are very reminiscent of a George Martin Beatles arrangement. The beginning verse also has a very Beatles sound.

[@keithosmond5730]

@@Dios67 With good reason. Radiohead were sued over it. Had to share writing credits.

[@Dios67]

@@keithosmond5730 Right, i thought it was something like that.

[@RobertReed-k5v]

One of my absolute favourite tracks from the Hollies! Allan Clarke is the lead singer,fantastic! Please continue with this,you folks rock❤🙏👍

[@Sandy-dd4le]

This is my favourite Radiohead song!

[@lindazee]

Hahaha, yes, good one! But the vibe is so different that I don't hear the melodic or chord similarities. I never think of Creep when I hear this song.

[@Sandy-dd4le]

@@lindazee what a pity Albert Hammond and Mike Hazlewood did not agree and had to be listed as co songwriters on Creep.

[@lindazee]

@@Sandy-dd4le I can only speak for myself as a non-invested person who loves both songs.

[@debrafong8899]

The Hollies never have gotten the recognition and fame they deserved. Amazing group and talent.

[@gerrimcgrath6878]

I took shorthand in high school (early to mid 70’s). I remember practicing my shorthand and speed by taking this song down in shorthand.

[@bigb6046]

I will say it again , if you like songs like this check out "Reflections of My Life" by The Marmalade. You will love it!

[@niallstranix5412]

Yep, I totally agree!

[@caretaker158]

Oh, most definitely! One of my dad's favorite songs. He and I would listen to it a lot before he died. That and "Incense and Peppermints" by Strawberry Alarm Clock. Two songs I will ALWAYS associate with him.

[@Dee-JayW]

Excellent suggestion! I’d like it played at a memorial after i die ❤❤❤

[@roadshow69]

Such a great song! The first time I heard it I would have bet a thousand bucks it was Badfinger.

[@dougthompson5449]

"Reflections of my Life" would be a great choice. A very underrated classic.

[@robertlwymer7331]

There was a group from New Zealand called The Black Seeds. I have been searching for reactions for this group and I would surely appreciate finding a reaction from you two on either 'Cool Me Down' or 'So True'. Thanks, you two are great and extremely knowledgeable and I love your channel.

[@jessortiz8181]

I agree that this particular song by the Hollies is big time Beatles influenced particularly through the George Harrison persuasion. I can personally see a lot of George Harrison's influence in the air that I breathe song by the Hollies.

[@H4CK61]

A very 60s song by the Hollies is "Look Through Any Window" terrific.

[@donaldkidder4766]

Love watching you guys jam and listening in with you! Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress by The Hollies

[@ClearlyBlissful]

Still would love to hear “Please Come To Boston” by Dave Loggins 😃

[@briandobson5135]

This is actually my favorite song by The Hollies with "He ain't heavy" a very close second!

[@terrabeardall2378]

Love this song, so beautiful

[@DIDCOTTWIST]

You should react to STOP STOP STOP by the Hollies as it has a BANJO in it 👍🏼

[@TerrTech]

I truly feel that somehow I took for granted growing up with this music that was so great and did no really appreciate it until now man I was so fortunate.

[@grievousangelic]

Love the reaction, as always. And you MUST react to "He Ain't Heavy (He's My Brother)". It's a great song, and so appropriate for our times, too.

[@charlesprictor2698]

Absolutely love this song!! One of my favourites. It's so beautiful and I'm in awe how he can hold that one note for so long, then go up another octave! 😍👍👍👍

[@davidgoldstein1526]

One of the great love songs of all time.

[@josephbellante5584]

Memories of hearing these songs on the A M radio in the car as a kid. Top 40

[@ncthom88]

The entire Distant Light album (which includes "Long Cool Woman ...") is fantastic, beginning to end. There aren't a lot of hits that people would recognize so probably not great for a reaction video, but I strongly recommend that y'all give it a listen. Also, the Hollies covered several years and styles. If you do some of their early stuff like "Bus Stop" you might be surprised.

[@009AWB]

The Hollies and the Beatles recorded much of their music in adjacent studios at the same time. EMI-I and EMI-II(later called Abbey Road). They shared quite a bit of musical experience and often listened in to each other’s sessions.

[@kenw.1112]

MY FAVORITE HOLLIES TUNE FOR SURE!😊😊😊😊

[@virtualdude64]

Yes, that is a great song. I loved it when I was a kid.