The Hollies - Bus Stop REACTION/REVIEW
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- The Hollies - Bus Stop REACTION/REVIEW
BizMatik Reviews and Reacts to The Hollies - Bus Stop
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You cannot even imagine how music like this shaped us kids growing up in the 50's & 60's, Probably pretty sappy to you now days but man I loved it.
I grew up in the 80's and this music helped shaped me as well. I always felt like I was born a couple of decades too late.
Agreed. Absolutely.
Love this group. The Hollies are a British pop rock group formed in 1962 & known for their great harmonies. They were part of the Merseybeat scene. They had so many great songs such as "Stop, Stop, Stop", "On A Carousel", "Just One Look", "Carrie Anne", "Here I Go Again", "Look Through Any Window", "King Midas In Reverse", "Jennifer Eccles", etc. "Graham Nash" was originally in this group & left in 1968 to form "Crosby, Stills & Nash".
The Hollies were from Manchester, not Liverpool. That thar's fightin' talk, lol.
@danlefou I can't believe the above said part of the Mersey beat.
This song just randomly pops in my head. This is the very definition of pop.
One of my favorite songs by the Hollies.
Big Big hit, 1966 Biz...these guys were really big. Loved their harmonies. Graham Nash was in this group, left them later to form Crosby Stills & Nash.
This is one of my favorite songs of theirs. There's just so something compelling about it. Especially the verses, it's just so haunting.
I get so much pleasure out of watching you dig the great music that I grew up listening to, Biz. Your smile while listening to the song brings a smile to my face as well. "Bus Stop" was the Hollies first big hit in US, reaching #5 in 1965. They followed it up with a string of hits including "Stop, Stop, Stop", "On a Carousel", "Pay You Back With Interest" and "Carrie Anne." One of the very best of the British Invasion. Hoping to hear more from them as well as the Dave Clark Five and the Searchers.
Me too! ❤I was a little girl and I used roller skate with a AM radio. Luckily I had an older brother with a lot of records! His name was Kenny. 🎉
@@dianaspy6733 Your older brother has a great first name, Diana. I too had an older brother who was so excited when the Beatles announced that they were coming to America and were going to be on the Ed Sullivan Show. He'd be blabbering at the dinner table about "Beatles, Beatles, Beatles". And I'd be sitting there thinking "Beatles? What's Beatles!" Then when they appeared on Sullivan, I found out "What's Beatles" and became a huge fan of them and the other British bands for the rest of my life.
@@KennyY-bh3zl thanks for the reply it’s so nice to think of him and all the Amazing music he had! Sadly He died of a brain tumor in Jan. 2001. 😔 Be made Blissful!
@@dianaspy6733 I'm sorry to hear that your brother Kenny passed away in 2001, Diana. I wasn't 100% certain if you meant that your brother was no longer with us, or if you meant that he no longer had his record collection. How old was Kenny in 1964 when the Beatles came to America?
I ❤️❤️❤️ that you can appreciate all genre of music……all decades,❤️ your reactions and your digresses are dope asf 🔥🤗
Thanks for this song, one of my top favorites from The Hollies, all the songs on this greatest hits album is your discography
Simple, well crafted pop tune, but damn, that chorus just makes the song!
Yes!
The Hollies are great. Love this song. Love your reaction!
Part of the original British Pop Invasion along with the Beatles and Stones. One of many songs written by Graham Gouldman of 10cc ( worth looking into). Graham Nash of Crosby Stills and Nash was still in the Hollies at this time.
The Hollies . One of the leading British groups of the 1960s and into the mid-1970s, they are known for their distinctive three-part vocal harmony style. Allan Clarke and Graham Nash (CS&N) founded the band as a Merseybeat-type group in Manchester, although some of the band members came from towns further north in East Lancashire. Nash left the group in 1968 to form Crosby, Stills & Nash, though he has reunited with the Hollies on occasion
A very good example of '60's pop
I knew you would like this. Such an innocent time.
I have many happy memories of listening to this 45 record on my little record player. The mid 60's were such a special time for pop/rock music, especially the British invasion bands like the Hollies. London in the 60's was a Renaissance time. In his memoir, Kenney Jones (Small Faces) says that after the war, in London, everything was black and white, then suddenly one day he saw a red sweater in a window and had to buy it - the whole world went technocolor. The fashion, the arts, and the music - so many great bands - along with the Hollies were the Beatles, Stones, Who, Yardbirds, Kinks, and so many more ... and of course my favorites SMALL FACES - the best little band that so many in the US never heard of. Please play some more🙏
some of us yanks know who steve marriott and small faces are...
@@johntronite2977 So glad to hear it. I think TH-cam and music reactors have helped a great deal in bringing them some exposure. Still, too often, the reaction I mostly get when I mention them is "who?".
Their harmonizing was so unmistakable. Whenever a new song came out, knew it was the Hollies in the first couple of lines. 60s and 70s era music were the most precious. It’s amazing how easy it is to remember the schlyrics. Wish you had the memories when you listen to the previous eras. What eras are the most memorable for you?
That's a delightful song. I remember it well.
The Hollies were a brilliant band. "Gasoline Alley Bred" is fabulous.
Punchy melodies, killer drumming, and weapons-grade harmonies: The Hollies were _stacked_ . "On a Carousel" and "Carrie Anne" are must-hear tunes, Biz.
I think you would enjoy Stop Stop Stop. Do the black and white video performance - it’s so cool❤
Another great rxn Bizmatik -tks! Did u know, Graham Nash was member of the Hollies?... he's of Crosby, Stills & Nash fame.
Haven't heard this song in a Long time. This was before my intro to hard rock.
Snowing out...playing Monopoly...kettle starting to boil on the stove...still snowing harder now...this song on the stereo...
If this came out in 1966, that's the year I was born. I can hear that it's now a "historical" sound, but it sure doesn't feel like it. Time marches on. Now I'm the out of touch guy who doesn't know current bands/music.
Don't stomp on a woman's boots! 😂
Groovy! Classic tune. 1966. The first thirty seconds or so of twelve string runs are iconic -- and then that chorus -- Graham Nash's harmony line sets what is already great to an even greater level. Then the plinky guitar solo in the turn around and the tasty bits of bass driving the song along with the drums and the six string acoustic. It's one of my all time favorites, even though it dropped before I was born. I spent a lot of time in the eighties listening to the "golden oldies" station on the AM radio in the truck we used at work -- 69 Xtra Gold -- out of Tijuana. "Bus Stop" got plenty of radio play on that station back then which made the trips to pick up parts less monotonous.
Song came out when i was a freshman in high school.
This song brings me back. It always reminds me of day camp. It was a big hit that summer.😊
HOLLIES!
Songs from the 69's and 70's were often times old school romantic.
Another personal favorite of mine, great choice!
Great song. Amazing group. Love the Rhode Island gear too!
Love this song. Love the Hollies. You should hear "Carrie Anne".
Snare drum for the win... super cool track, meeting that bohemian girl amid weather to match.
As a URI alum in early 1990's, pls consider me fellow member of "Rhode Island Crew," i ❤️ RI and work in Boston.
GREAT 60's song. And a couple of those musicians went on to other major groups (Graham Nash to CS&N; etc. )
Man, this was a different time.
Written by Graham Gouldman who was to become a founder member of 10cc.
Thanks! Love the Hollies ❤️
Thank you 🙏🏿
There is a great documentary about the Hollies. Not only did they have amazing harmonies they were also great musicians particularly their guitar player Tony Hicks and their drummer Bobby Elliott.
BARS!
They have don a few fine songs in the 60s and 70s
The mix is better in mono. One of Graham Gouldman's best early songwriting efforts.
You should have had an umbrella.. Lol
You can be totally unique if you react to “Long Dark Road” (studio version); I don’t think anyone else has done it. “On a Carousel” or “Carrie Ann” would be good, too.
And the guitar solo?
Did you forget to bring your umbrella?
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You know why they're The Hollies, right? Buddy Holly fans.
This was a mixed reaction as a...less than teen. He's Not Heavy meant the most. This song was "cute" at most.
I never did like He Ain't Heavy. Bus Stop was a huge favorite for a long time. Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress was a good track to. I liked the Hollies a lot, but these were the only two tracks to rise to the top for me.
Maybe Stop Stop Stop and After the Fox.
@@debjorgo One of my all time favorite Peter Sellers flicks...After the Fox. 😊👌
@@anthonyhedberg6471 And Peter guests on the song. A fun track!
@@debjorgo Yes, it was/is! 😉👍
You know what they say Biz..."Buses are a lot like women...if you miss one, there'll be another one along in fifteen minutes." 😂👌(Just kidding ladies...or am I?) 🤔 Peace...I'm out! ✌😎