The Hollies - Carrie Anne | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION
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How can young people NOT be amazed how these groups sound this amazing LIVE!
Graham Nash wrote this about Marianne Faithful; the story goes he was too shy to use her name, so he changed it. Nash left for CS&N and was replaced by Terry Sylvester. Y’all need to hear the studio version with the steel drums instead of violins.
Yeah, I've never heard this version before, was thinking what the heck is wrong because it sounded so different and weird. Thanks for saying something, thought I was going crazy.
Where is Graham Nash in this??? And I agree, this version kinda sucks. The studio version has that wonderful steel drum in it. So calypso sounding. It wasn't there in the solo in this.
Add my vote to this one!
The too shy to use Marianne and used Carrie Anne is supported by Nash in a documentary telling the band's history.
It was on the Sky Arts channel on UK TV about 3 weeks ago. Apparently they were in a London restaurant near her table but were too shy to talk to her.
@@4string59 Graham Nash had left to become part of Crosby, Stills & Nash. He was replaced by Terry Sylvester, previously of The Swinging Blue Jeans.
The studio version of this is sososo much better. This was a live show just after Graham Nash left the band and took his harmonies to Crosby, Stills and Nash. DEAR ELOISE is my favorite by them and their most psychedelic.
Not Jennifer Eccles? :)
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee Sure looks live to me. Not ALL BBC was lip-synced.
BINGO! It was all about the harmonies.
I will never understand why some reactors insist on using live versions for first time listening. 99% of live recordings are inferior to the studio version.
@@Beeracuda922 100% less likely to get blocked, copyright struck, or DMCA'd, whichever version applies to the platform they are reacting and uploading on.
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "On A Carousel for your 5th Hollies song!!!
edit- This song is about the British singer-actress Marianne Faithfull, whose most famous romance was with Mick Jagger, but who also dated Hollies singer-guitarist Allan Clarke for a short time. "Marianne" was changed to "Carrie-Anne" so it wouldn't be totally obvious(per Graham Nash in 1995).
yepyep that would be the 5th for sure
Marianne Faithful is worth a listen too.
I didn't know that!
Didn't know that!
Please try You Are My World, Anyone Who Had A Heart,.....by Cilla Black. Thank you!
A few of the bands who represented the British Invasion are the Zombies, the Kinks, Small Faces, the Dave Clark Five, Herman's Hermits, the Animals, Gerry and the Pacemakers, the Searchers, the Yardbirds, and the Who. ♥
All wonderful bands, but my favorite were the Small Faces. PLEASE listen to You Need Love, All or Nothing, or Tin Soldier. Great soul/psychedelic/pop band
@@cindyfalstrom7231, Itchykoo Park is my favorite by far. My best memory trigger.
@@atuuschaaw Yes, a lovely psychedelic pop song. Small Faces entire catalog are creative, soulful, whimsical , or rocking. The greatest little (literally) band of this era IMO.
yes - i replied with a very similar list - missed Gerry and the Pacemakers on another post.
Freddie and the Dreamers! Can you just see Jay and Amber doing The Freddie?
Great Song..."Bus Stop" is the next one you'll love...wonderful as usual.
They did
They've done it. Here you go. th-cam.com/video/ID379z7v_JA/w-d-xo.html
I adore the Hollies. Allan is an amazing front man. And Tony hicks, a prodigy guitarist! Brilliant, woefully underrated band. Thanks for listening!!!!
For more British Invasion acts, try the following:
The Tremeloes - Here Come My Baby
The Searchers - Needles and Pins
Herman's Hermits- Mrs. Brown You've Got a Lovely Daughter; I'm Into Something Good.
Peter and Gordon, A World Without Love (written by Lennon/McCartney) -- a little trivia on this, Peter Asher was jane Asher's brother -- Jane Asher dated Paul McCartney before he met his wife Linda years after this. Peter and Gordon also had the hit I Go To Pieces, British Invasion duo. The other band I really love from this era other than the Beatles is Dave Clark Five, Amber might like them they have a sax player and a number of hits.
Makes me think of my dad. He loved singing The Hollies to his Holly 🥰
My friends and I use to harmonize this song! CarrieAnne CarrieAnne CarrieAnnnnnn! Cute song to sing!
@@sheilameyers152 Me & friends pretended we were in a band & lip-synced to this 45 record.
Think you guys will like "Look Through Any Window". It was their first American Top 40 hit. Very Beatlesque.
"Bus Stop" and "On a Carousel" by The Hollies are my favorites.
You might find it interesting to know that this was Graham Nash's group before he joined Crosby, Stills and Nash. He was one of the guitarists.
You also need to react Herman’s Hermits. This group had lots of hits and were contemporaries of the Beatles and Stones. Try “Mrs. Brown you have a lovely Daughter” and “Henry the 8th”
PS- I vote for Dave Clark Five Next!!! Amber.... I saw you kind of raise your eyes during instrument interlude, and SO DID I. The reason is because The Original Album and Air Play Version I've always heard has STEEL DRUM at Opening and also In Place of the (dumb) violins. Apparently the TV show when this was recorded didn't HAVE ONE!! :) It gives it a raggae/Caribbean musical changeup to the song!! :) Everyone who hasn't heard the Original, needs to CHECK IT OUT!! Fun Reaction Guys!! :)
The recording was made with a street performer on calypso drums. They had to go back to studio and retrieve a section of taped music, slow it down and change pitch a bit and use that taped steel drum section in concert. Wild stuff.
I second that vote!
I prefer the studio version bridge as well.
For a short time in the 60s, The Dave Clark Five gave the Beatles a run for their money. React to the DC5's "Glad All Over." EPIC.
@@jollyrodgers7272 An AMAZING Bit of Background, Jolly! :)
I'm surprised no one has request the Hollies song "He Ain't Heavy - He's My Brother". What a beautiful heartfelt song from the Viet Nam era.
They did it 4 months ago.
@@JohnRS100 Thanks, I'll look for it.
@@cindyfalstrom7231 , the RobSquad video home page has its own Search function that you can always use to check if a song was already reacted to. "He Ain't Heavy" reaction (4/25/2022) : th-cam.com/video/fO7ISyGKAvI/w-d-xo.html
@@aiavecchia Thank you. I am fairly new to the channel. I will always search first. Appreciate the tip.
The Dave Clark Five is another great British invasion band! They came out around the same time the Beatles did and were considered their main rivals. So many great hits: "Because" "Over and Over" "I Like It Like That" "Catch Us If You Can" "Can't You See That She's Mine" "Bits and Pieces" "Glad All Over" "Do You Love Me?"
The Mersey beat!
MsQueen Christine, if you love the DC5 here are some very good songs of theirs that you may not have heard before. 1) I've Got To Have A Reason
2) Somebody Find A New Love 3) Lovin' So Good 4) Play With Me 5) Ever Since You've Been Away 6) Try Too Hard - Extended Version (Note: This
may be their best rockin' song.) Enjoy!
Kathie says…I love all of the Dave Clark songs, but my favorite is COME HOME.
@@t.r.1708 They we’re from London !!
@@t.r.1708 The Tottenham Sound/Beat, I think.
A song about Marianne Faithful, whom Mick Jagger dated! I think it was Graham Nash who would later form Crosby, Stills, & Nash that decided to call the song Carrie Anne because they weren't confident enough to address her in the song itself. All the guys were amorous for her.
i find it amazing that two original members are still in the group since 1963
These days it would be Carrie Man. Glad to there are a few of us old timers still shuffling dust out there. Check out some recent 3 Dog Night. There are still a few of them still kicking too.
Your second one with Graham Nash. Stop Stop Stop,Look Through Any Window,On a Carousel, and I Can’t Let Go are great songs. Also need to check out Nash’s Our House he did with CSN for his lady love at the time Joni Mitchell
I just want to appreciate the arrangement of the song. 💛💗💓💞
I Love the Hollies!!!! Loved when they first came out with their songs....and I love them now!!!! Hahaha....lol....hahaha...
Marianne Faithfull is a British singer and actress. She was a heartthrob for many and the boys here were no exception. They simply changed the name a bit and Bob's your uncle. Terry Sylvester was a former member of the Swinging Blue Jeans ( "Hippy Hippy Shake" ) who replaced Graham Nash when he left for the states and fame with CSN ( and sometimes Y when he would show up ).
“and sometimes Y” - that’s how I started referring to them lol. Have you seen Young’s tour bus with a classic car welded to the top - inside the bus, it’s open to the roof of the car like a vaulted ceiling. Long may she run. ✨😜
@@michelemichele3375 Grandpa Neil lived over the mountains a bit from my family in Santa Cruz Ca. He is pretty friggin’ cool for sure!
@@stevenkarner6872 ✨😉👍
GREAT vocal harmony
This made my day! You would really love the studio version which sounds amazing! Look Through Any Window is also a wonderful gem.
According to Allan Clarke the song was written during a concert the group did with Tom Jones and the song was written mainly by Graham Nash and Tony Hicks with Allan Clarke supplying the lyrics for the middle eight. The introduction features vocal harmonies strongly influenced by the Beach Boys. The song features a steelpan solo, likely the first use of the instrument on a pop record. The solo (mostly a harmonized restatement of the vocal melody) was probably played by Trinidadian Ralph Richardson, though others argue it may have been Mario Gibbins.The song was recorded in only two takes on 1 May 1967 at EMI's Abbey Road Studios. The first take was a false start and can be heard on the compilation The Hollies at Abbey Road: 1966 to 1970.
The song is a shy tribute to Marianne Faithfull, as was Gene Clarke's "My Marie".
1960's British Invasion - introduced to The Beatles manager by John Lennon, Cilla Black has the beautiful hit "Anyone Who Had A Heart" (released 1st by Dionne Warwick but both versions were released in 1963-64). For some rock, the Northern Irish group Them had the hit "Gloria" with original member Van Morrison.
Oh wow! This is a live version! And they are not lip-syncing. They sound great!
The Hollies let each member shine in the vocals department. I think that is one reason why their songs never sounded “the same” as the last.
These songs of the 60's were out when i was a kid, in New Zealand (although I'm from London) These songs would blare out from people's radios through the long hot Summers and us kids would sing and dance along on the beach or in our gardens. 😄 This chorus was stuck in my head for years and I loved the Hollies amongst others. Most of the 60s/70s songs had a catchy chorus, One of my fave songs was Sloop John B by the Beach Boys as it was about a boat and wanting to go home, bit emotional for me as I was abroad on the other side of the World for 5 years - no long haul flights then, just passenger ships which took 5 weeks to get to NZ and same coming back to England..which was enjoyable for us kids.
Tony Hicks formed The Hollies. Alan Clark had one of the greatest singing voices. They had one of the best drummers. I saw them twice, live. Amazing group.
In the early '70s the Hollies had adjusted their sound to more classic rock and hit big with "Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress," well worth you guys checking out.
Such a great 60s/70s band. "Stop Stop Stop" could be your next one, or possibly "Look Through Any Window", or "Just One Look."
Released their first single in 1963
Pay you back with interest, Jennifer Eccles bus stop, etc..
Amber and Jordon, YES PLEASE REACT to those HOLLIES' songs that Patrick Hodges mentioned above, ("STOP STOP STOP", "LOOK THROUGH ANY WINDOW" and "JUST ONE LOOK"!!
Carrie Anne has always been my fav Hollies song. The bouncy, rhythmic verse is super catchy. Rumor has it that "Carrie Anna" was pseudonym for Marianne Faithful. Glad you guys gave it a listen. Definitely check out "Stop Stop Stop" for some Tony Hicks banjo
Interesting arrangement. On the original, the part played here by a string section was played on a steel drum.
Love the Hollies! I got to see them twice in concert, many years apart. We got to take the kids second time around. I think you'll also enjoy 'Jennifer Eccles'. ❤️
Written by Allan Clarke, Graham Nash & Tony Hicks. Song was written during a concert the group did with Tom Jones. It's power pop, pop rock.......xx
I've noticed over the decades that American & British music has influenced each other back and forth over and over again with every other
country adding to the rich variety of genres and color every year as we go along....
It is interesting to see Terry Sylvester on this video when Graham Nash was still with them when they recorded Carrie Anne, before he left The Hollies to form Crosby, Stills, and Nash.
If this wasn't what you expected the you should definitely react to Stop Stop Stop by the Hollies. It is my wife's favorite Hollies song, but since she love to belly dance, that makes sense.
Bus Stop and Stop! Stop! Stop! are two of my favorites from that stage of their career.
If you have not tried Atlanta Rhythm Section yet, give 'So Into You', 'Spooky', and 'Imaginary Lover' a try.
So many good memories. Had a co-worker twenty years ago named Carrie Anne after this song. Her Dad played in a cover band in Louisville, and this was one of the most requested songs. But how many people I have met through the years, named after a popular song of the time...
Hollies just showing off their stunning harmony on this melodic, catchy and joyous song.
It's about Marianne Faithful, as it the Rolling Stones' song "You Can't Always Get What You Want"; she and Mick Jagger were partners for a time.
STOP STOP STOP by The Hollies is a great tune with a BANJO played throughout 👍🏼
Ah.....my schooldays - little transistor radio in my pocket listening to all these great 60's pop tunes.
Jennifer Eccles
On a Carousel
Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress
Stop Stop Stop
Great songs by the Hollies.Part of the great British Invasion Their earlier tunes when Grammy Nash was still in the band were the best. Loved your faces when the instrumental came along. Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️ ❤️ 🇨🇦🇨🇦
One of my fav. Hollies songs.
Graham Nash was a great writer and vocalist. A great song he wrote when with Crosby, Stills and Nash” is “Our Hose”. And “Teach Your Children Well”
You guys got it right, many people don't pick up on that,7th grade when this came out, reminds me of girl I knew, she was in the 9th grade, thanks 👍
Too fun! My best friend taught me how to boogaloo to this very song! 😂
THE REAL THING "You to me are everything". You'll love it.
I was named after this song
What's your game? Can anybody play? :P
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This song was written by Allan Clarke, Graham Nash, and Tony Hicks. Graham Hash had been ousted from the Hollies and left for America where he teamed up in Laurel Canyon meeting at Joni Mitchell's party and began harmonizing in her kitchen. Crosby had just been ousted from the Byrds. The Buffalo Springfield had broken up shortly before. They decided to form a band. I think Woodstock was their second gig, the rest is history.
Hollies were definitely a great band and had great music
Paul Revere and the Raiders fought the British invasion. Look for their "Kicks" ☮💜🎶
The British invasion were bands who mostly formed and regurgitated American Blues/Rockabilly music. They were fascinated with Chuck Berry, Sister Rosetta Thorpe, Muddy Waters, etc
I was very young during the British Invasion but I had two older sisters who loved all those bands so I heard them as a kid and still love those bands as well. Yes, we had the British Invasion, but we shared a lot of musical influence with the British. The great American Blues masters were hugely influential on the British as Eric Clapton, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin and so many others were influenced by American Blues. So, it was a mutual exchange.
My brain crossed switches when I saw this tittle. My brain concatenated Hollies with the Anne. The group Boston has a song called "Hollyann" from their 3rd album called Third Stage. It's a song I hadn't thought of in years... I loved that song. I'd recommend you listen to it but I don't know that I'll get much backing from your other listeners... it was kind of a deep cut. It didn't get a lot of air play on the radio... but I always loved the soaring guitars in the song. Basically every song on Boston's first 3 albums are worth listening to. Thank you for your reactions and have a great weekend!
Carrie ann is Marianne faithful. All the British invasion guys were in love with her at the time and then he wrote songs including the stones
You caught the meaning of the lyrics! Excellent!
Good catch on the meaning of this tune, guys! Most people don't really pay attention to the lyrics and are simply swept away in the light, cheerful melody.
But according to 'Songfacts', the story goes, "This song is about the British singer-actress Marianne Faithfull, whose most famous romance was with Mick Jagger, but who also dated Hollies singer-guitarist Allan Clarke for a short time. "Marianne" was changed to "Carrie-Anne" so it wouldn't be totally obvious. The group didn't let on that the song was about Faithfull until 1995, when Graham Nash spilled the beans in a documentary." This song marks the first use of steel drums in a commercial pop record.
Love 'em, love 'em, love 'em!!
Gotta hit "Bus Stop" , "Just One Look", "King Midas In Reverse", and, of course, the classic CCR-styled "Long Cool Woman".....these are MUSTS for The Hollies
The Hollies, one of the groups in the British Invasion and one of my favourites. The purists will tell you the British invasion was around 64 - 67 or something like. But that would leave out bands like Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Def Leppard, Black Sabbath. It was a golden time for music. Yeah, it's not about her getting older, it's about her losing her innocence and thence her attraction. Suggest Sorry Suzanne.
Another cool band from the 60s many never heard of but were popular in Britain had a minor hit here called My white Bicycle-the band called Tomorrow with lead guitarist Steve Howe who later played with the group YES. One of the lost gems from the 60s.
Among my top 3 vocal harmony groups.
LOVE The Hollies!
Gotta do "Look thru any window"by the Hollies you will enjoy 😎 thanks
My personal fave is "Stop the Music!" (about a belly dancer!) And "Marrakesh Express" on the Crosby, Stills and Nash album that really shows the influence of Graham Nash (of the Hollies).
Another trip down memory lane. Love you both to pieces. 🥰
I am actually named for this song. Kari Anne. My dad chose the name in 1971. And my mom changed up the spelling of my first name. I was always called Kari Anne by my dad. He was my biggest influence on music. He loved all things Rock and Roll !!!
Look through any window ♥️
One of the writers of this song was band member Graham Nash of Crosby, Stills, and Nash.
I read that the song was a tribute to Marianne Faithfull. In the original single version, the band have a steel drum solo, instead of the string solo/section that appears in this "live" version.
In the original version of this song that little instrumental break was played on a Jamaican steel drum, which they could never play live, so they just filled it with all kinds of fun things. Some times they would just play a tape of the steel drum or they would add strings like this video. Usually the band joked it up quite a bit during that part of the song.
A great rockin' British Invasion band that I think you would like is The Dave Clark 5. They were hugely successful in the mid 60's with hits like Glad All Over, Bits and Pieces, Catch Us If You Can and a slower ballad called Because.
Love this song, may fav Hollies track
One of the British Invasion bands that often get overlooked is Gerry and the Pacemakers. Like th ebeatkes, they were from Liverpool, and at one point, were actually outselling the Beatles in the UK (first 3 singles went to number one, first time a band had done that). Fery cross the mersey is the classic, and You'll never walk alone has become a football anthem.
The Hollies, 'Carrie Anne'
The song was written about Marianne Faithfull, who had had a brief fling with the band's singer Allan Clarke. Nash had written the song about her, but was “too shy” to use her real name.
Love how you two react older lyrics. We listened to those songs and never gave the lyrics a lot of thought.
The instrumental interlude is very different from the hit studio version which featured a steel drum, but its always interesting to see live performances, especially since these musicians are new to you. And yes, the British Invasion was SO much fun. Just not for American groups who couldn't get played on the radio. Some of them even had their songs "stolen" by British groups who had hits with them.
Awesome live version. Notice at the very end that Tony switches guitars immediately to go on to the next song. He was probably the best musician of the singers. Drummer wore hat due to early baldness. Bass player very underrated.
Graham Nash formerly with the Hollies, from Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young wrote this song about Marianne Faithful, whom The Beatles later signed to their new record label, Apple Corps.
I love this clip Tony Hicks looks like he's about 12 years old. LOL Tony btw is a criminally underrated guitarist.
@Clash Fan Did he ever age?! I looked him up because I thought he looked about 14 on the Air That I Breathe video! Couldn't believe it when I saw him here too!! 😲😄
@@ellesee7079 He was one of those guys that looked like a kid well into his 40’s.
The Hollies have a very eclectic songbook. Try: "Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress"; "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother"; "Bus Stop"; "On A Carousel".
There first hit.......Look Through Any Window........Tony Hicks has a great opening on guitar and solo in the middle.
Marrianne was twenty years old when this song was released.
Her mother was Eva von Sacher-Masoch, Baroness Erisso and her great-grand-uncle was Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, author of the pornographic story "Venus in Furs," which inspired the Velvet Underground to write and record their song of the same name.
*I think I was around 5 yrs when this one came out....I remember it from those early years. Good time to be a kid.*
Great choice, the Hollys have so many fantastic songs. Keep up the good work you guys.💜🇨🇦
I Can't Let Go is one of my favorite Hollies tracks.
The first British invasion happened between 1964 and 1966 and featured all the bands mentioned.The second invasion happened between 1967 and 1970 with bands like Pink Floyd,Deep Purple,Led Zepplin.Fleetwood Mac and Black Sabbath also not forgetting Jay's favourite the BeeGees.
Try Hamilton, Joe Frank , and Reynolds popular in the 70's. Popular songs were "Falling In Love", "Don't Pull Your Love". They performed on American Bandstand hosted by Dick Clark.
Hollie’s good way back with a ton of hits , great group
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", "Here I Go Again", "Look Through Any Window", "King Midas In Reverse", "Jennifer Eccles", "Long Cool Woman In A Black Dress" etc. "Graham Nash" was originally in this group & left in 1968 to form "Crosby, Stills & Nash".
My favorite Hollies tune!! A fun little ditty.
Love the show ) Hollies, Another Night.
My favorite Hollies song. :)