I was only 6 in '68 but my parents had wonderful taste in music and introduced my to many artists and one was The Hollies. So I can relate. Still listening to them at 62.
Was born in october 49 loved this group saw them in concert when i was about i6 also saw on dif occasions dave clarke 5 dusty springfield the kinks happy days❤
I was 12 years old at that time in 1968, and the only reason I went to the swimming pool was to listen to the Jukebox and plug it was Holly's music and Badfinger. All the oldies including the Beatles and David Bowie. But most of all the Hollies and bad finger
I was 16 in 1968..i am 71 now and still love the Hollies! I am one of their many fans in Ireland. I reckon Listen to me was a very underated single ss it only reached the loeer echelons of the Top Twenty
I sang this song to Jennifer Powell (Manchester, CT 1969) every time I passed her in the hallway. She thought I was "crazy," and of course she was right!
Allan Clarke was a fantastic singer, a gifted performer! Love his voice and style, culminated in early '70s reaching stellar level with Long cool woman in a black dress. Which met such success that he had to postpone his post-Hollies career..
Yep, they had to grab him back after it became a surprise big hit, and they were touring. Clarke's "replacement," Swede Mikael Rickfors (wtf were they thinking?), couldn't sing the song live so it was left to Terry Sylvester. Terry actually did a decent job, but I think the Hollies would have done better in the 70s without that first departure from Clarke.
I don't think they generated the same publicity as some of the other bands. We like their hit singles at that time but I don't know anyone from back then who bought their albums, knew what they looked like, or talked about their group. There was no You Tube. Only had the Ed Sullivan show and what was being promoted on the radio.
One of my ALL TIME FAVOURITE GROUPS,WAT LYRICS WAT HARMONIES WAT VOCALS,WAT AN ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICENT GROUP ,THANKS GUYS FOR THE MUSIC YOU LEFT US WITH A TROVE OF BEAUTIFULL MUSIC.
My favorite English band and they sound so terrific live. I was lucky enough to grow up with the Hollies. This was popular just before I graduated from high school in June of 1968. I would go back to those days in a New York minute.
..Same here, relocated with my family from L.I,NY to Tucson, AZ..This song became fairly popular there right before I, too, graduated h.s. in June 1968..Believe it may've been the last Clarke, Nash, Hicks composed song recorded/released by them..Absolutely loved it!! These guys were definitely a milestone within that whole British Invasion csmpaign!!
White chalk, written on red brick. Our love, told in a heart. It's there, drawn in the playground. Love, kiss, hate or adore. I love Jennifer Eccles. I know that she loves me. I used to carry her satchels. She used to walk by my side. But when we got to her doorstep, her dad wouldn't let me inside. One Monday morning, found out I'd made the grade. Started me thinking, had she done the same? I hope Jennifer Eccles is going to follow me there. Our love is bound to continue. Love, kiss, hate or adore. Singing,
The great and lovely Allan Clarke. This is one of my favorite songs. I really regret not having seen the Hollies perform live when I resided in London in the 60s and 70s. One of the greatest groups ever!
I’m from the Philly area. I regret not seeing them on The Mike Douglas Show, sadly, I was in High School. My parents would never let me cut class. There was also a week when John Lennon and Yoko, co-hosted for a week; but I’d still rather have seen the Hollies. I Love their positive energy.
Wish I could hear that Rickenbacker 360 Tony Hicks' is playing just a little more loudly. Still, these live performances by the Hollies are great to see...and hear.
On this day in 1968 {March 10th} "Jennifer Eccles" by the Hollies entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart at position #76; and nine weeks later on May 12th, 1968 it peaked at #40 {for 1 week} and spent 11 weeks on the Top 100... It reached #5 in Austria and Norway... Between 1964 and 1983 the quintet had twenty-four Top 100 records; six made the Top 10 with "Long Cool Woman (In a Black Dress)" being their biggest hit, it peaked at #2 {for 2 weeks} in 1972... The two weeks that "Long Cool Woman" was at #2, the #1 record for both those weeks was "Alone Again (Naturally)" by Gilbert O’Sullivan...
@@Jazz-dc6tf i met a guy on holiday he came from Eccles - i was in London at the time and i went to Eccles to meet him for the weekend - he then came down a few week later to stay with me for the weekend - oh it was one of those Romantic things that lasted just a short time
OMG Tony is so adorable!Too bad his guitar was low and couldn't listen to it clearly...But Bobby's drumming is amazing...so Allan's vocals!Anyway nice live version...thaks for sharing it!
" Jennifer Eccles", 1968, co-written by Graham Nash and Hollies leader, Allan Clarke. Although Nash had now left the Hollies to move to California to form CS &N. An in joke about their wives.
I was a teen in the 60's and would rate the Hollies right up there third behind the Beatles and Beach Boys, the Hollies kept churning out hits as if on a production line..:)
Jennifer Eccles was a protest tune after King Midas missed Top Ten. Management wanted more pop hits. The result was another hit that still stands the test of time.
Tungsten Kid, You have gr8 taste in 60s music, except I rate The Beach Boys numero uno. Good Vibrations rates with the best Mozart could ever have written. For mine, The Beatles narrowly head The Hollies because of their writing abilities, but The Hollies were almost on a par with the Beach Boys when it came to harmonies. Arohanui.
@@TheIgmister1 The B Boys were great of course, but their music had a softer feel to it than the Beatles chunkier bass guitar sound which i think I prefer.. Incidentally did the Hollies write their own songs?
@@thekitowl - Yeah we tend to mistakenly think many groups wrote their own hits and the songwriters never seem to get full credit. PS- for 50 years i thought the Beatles 'Mr Postman' was written by them but I only learned recently it was penned by somebody else..:)
Graham thought they weren't maturing or moving ahead, writing little love ditties like Jennifer Eccles. He quit and moved to California to hook up with Mama Cass Elliot who in turn introduced him to David Crosby. The rest is history.
mackb909 i guess so. Hes not really doing anything. The Hollies were not a guitar group.they were a vocal group. Studio musiciNs do all the tricky stuff. Like steel drums on Carrie anne. Who the hell outside of montego bAy can play them?
CSN had some songs that I liked listening to at the time. Never loved any of them. Over the past forty five years, never requested them, pulled them up on youtube or fail to turn the station on the radio looking for something better. They may have been on the cutting edge, but musically, the tunes weren't all that. They put me in mind of cabbage patch dolls, you know, all the rage in the day because they were a hot commodity but intrinsically an ugly doll. They made a lot of money too. That too is history.
Diana Taylor how sad to read this, oops , so you have never listened to deja vu, manasas, oh and ,if i could only remember my name, go on give it a listen, beware your life will be altered, be warned, that would be good for you ..thanks
@degree7 Of course, you have no taste you also don't know the history of rock n roll. w/o these guys there would have been a huge hole in what you listen to - if any.
I'm a big fan of the Hollie's Allen Clark a great frontman, a world class guitarist Tony Hick's 🎸, Bobby Elliott on drum's, Graham Nash a brilliant writer long live the Hollie's ENJOY PEEP'S 🎼🎹
The groove of this song is so much like "The 59th Street Bridge Song" (commonly called "Feelin' Groovy") by Paul Simon. That song is from Simon and Garfunkel's 1966 album, so predates this by a couple of years.
White chalk written on red brick Our love told in a heart It's there drawn in the playground Love kiss hate or adore I love Jennifer Eccles I know that she loves me I love Jennifer Eccles I know that she loves me La la la la la la la la la la la la la La la la la la la la la la la la la la I used to carry her satchels She used to walk by my side But when we got to her doorstep her dad wouldn't let me inside One Monday morning found out I'd made the grade Started me thinking had she done the same verse 2 verse 4 I hope Jennifer Eccles is going to follow me there Our love is bound to continue Love kiss hate or adore Singing chorus x2 verse 2
Tony Hicks playing a Rickenbacker 12 string guitar and they are using Vox Amplifiers it doesn’t get any better than this my father bought a Rickenbacker 12 string electric guitar back in 1967 he paid $350 for it and we still have a guitar with you working overtime strap in the owners manual in the original case and they are in perfect condition
yes line up is a guy that played a guitar with Sprinkler years ago hello Steve Laurie - oh and the other guitarist - he was the bass guitarist "lets right lets right i really love ur tiger light" yes MUD in the 70s
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in i was 17 im 68 now im 70 in 2021 lol still love the Hollies:)
72 in 2022 and right there's. with ya.
74 ans en2022 toujours avec hollies très bon groupe Claude progni
not far behind you at 67 and I love all the Hollies songs.
I was only 6 in '68 but my parents had wonderful taste in music and introduced my to many artists and one was The Hollies. So I can relate. Still listening to them at 62.
I was also born in 1951.....
Fantastic music that will never be heard again.
Was born in october 49 loved this group saw them in concert when i was about i6 also saw on dif occasions dave clarke 5 dusty springfield the kinks happy days❤
Saw the Beatles twice, Bob Dylan and Rolling Stones in 1965. Thought it would last forever ?
I am 73 and still enjoy this music
They're one of the greatest ever, part of my growing up and better than anything today
I was 12 years old at that time in 1968, and the only reason I went to the swimming pool was to listen to the Jukebox and plug it was Holly's music and Badfinger. All the oldies including the Beatles and David Bowie. But most of all the Hollies and bad finger
This band is amazing!! They had so many great songs and sounds that changed but was still them!! One of the greatest bands I ever listened to!!!
Love this, i am born in this century❤
I was 16 in 1968..i am 71 now and still love the Hollies! I am one of their many fans in Ireland. I reckon Listen to me was a very underated single ss it only reached the loeer echelons of the Top Twenty
I sang this song to Jennifer Powell (Manchester, CT 1969) every time I passed her in the hallway. She thought I was "crazy," and of course she was right!
Allan Clarke was a fantastic singer, a gifted performer! Love his voice and style, culminated in early '70s reaching stellar level with Long cool woman in a black dress. Which met such success that he had to postpone his post-Hollies career..
Yep, they had to grab him back after it became a surprise big hit, and they were touring. Clarke's "replacement," Swede Mikael Rickfors (wtf were they thinking?), couldn't sing the song live so it was left to Terry Sylvester. Terry actually did a decent job, but I think the Hollies would have done better in the 70s without that first departure from Clarke.
The most under estimated band in modern history. So, so, talented 👍
Geoff James I think that is a great comment Geoff!
If you mean underappreciated or underrated no. We all knew about them and they sold plenty of records
I don't think they generated the same publicity as some of the other bands. We like their hit singles at that time but I don't know anyone from back then who bought their albums, knew what they looked like, or talked about their group. There was no You Tube. Only had the Ed Sullivan show and what was being promoted on the radio.
I would agree with that
Great group,great harmonious sound,great Brits❤😅
Für mich eine der besten Bands aus meiner Jugend zeit... Habe in den 60er Jahren alle Platten gekauft 😅
I love to see these old videos with Graham Nash in them. I've loved him ever since I first saw him and I was only 12 when this was filmed.
My first true love and I played this song over and over. I miss the 60's & 70's
One of my ALL TIME FAVOURITE GROUPS,WAT LYRICS WAT HARMONIES WAT VOCALS,WAT AN ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICENT GROUP ,THANKS GUYS FOR THE MUSIC YOU LEFT US WITH A TROVE OF BEAUTIFULL MUSIC.
Tony Hicks is one of the most underrated guitarists
@Jan Arnaud His choice of the blonde Rickenbacker looks great, & works well with The Hollies
@@frommetoyou4401 Expensive guitar, even back in 68.
Underrated for good reason.
@@thekitowl Nonody is saying that he is another Jimmy Page, but he is a very good guitar player. Please take your negativity somewhere else.
@@lilajagears8317 I’ve seen him play a few times, he’s good but not that good as to be underrated.
My favorite English band and they sound so terrific live. I was lucky enough to grow up with the Hollies. This was popular just before I graduated from high school in June of 1968. I would go back to those days in a New York minute.
You are an owl ting lol
..Same here, relocated with my family from L.I,NY to Tucson, AZ..This song became fairly popular there right before I, too, graduated h.s. in June 1968..Believe it may've been the last Clarke, Nash, Hicks composed song recorded/released by them..Absolutely loved it!! These guys were definitely a milestone within that whole British Invasion csmpaign!!
A simple little fun ditty that has stayed in my mind for nearly 50 years.Reminds me of the innocent school days back then.
Yes ,i used to like the Lulu one ,it so sad; to sir - with 🧡🙃
No auto-tune, no lip-syncing......no BS; all real "live" music!
Get a life, weirdo
Love the Hollies - very talented!!
I didn't know how many great songs they had
Beatles, Searchers and Hollies the trifecta great music..
White chalk, written on red brick.
Our love, told in a heart.
It's there, drawn in the playground.
Love, kiss, hate or adore.
I love Jennifer Eccles.
I know that she loves me.
I used to carry her satchels. She used to walk by my side.
But when we got to her doorstep, her dad wouldn't let me inside.
One Monday morning, found out I'd made the grade.
Started me thinking, had she done the same?
I hope Jennifer Eccles is going to follow me there.
Our love is bound to continue.
Love, kiss, hate or adore. Singing,
I Love their energy!
happy 2019 to all hollies fans from south yorkshire england xxxwhat a great set of band blokes ,such harmonies ,,utter magic xxx lol
Hello Jane
always a blast to listen to these guys
Viva The Hollies , viva Allan Clarke , viva o rock 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
The great and lovely Allan Clarke. This is one of my favorite songs. I really regret not having seen the Hollies perform live when I resided in London in the 60s and 70s. One of the greatest groups ever!
Hi Anne
I’m from the Philly area. I regret not seeing them on The Mike Douglas Show, sadly, I was in High School. My parents would never let me cut class. There was also a week when John Lennon and Yoko, co-hosted for a week; but I’d still rather have seen the Hollies. I Love their positive energy.
I found this awesome song on my old radio lol, awesome song
Top class group, legends of music.
Best lineup of Hollies
Tony Hick is the Maestro of the stringed instrument!
Great clip of a great band.
I love these guys even more after watching this! I feel like whistling whenever I see Allan! Thanks, Lynn!
Can you still recognise them with your glasses
OMG as a kid, I was SOOOOO in love with Allan Clarke! He is still a hunk at 72!!
Allan Clarke played for Leeds United my hero 😆😆😆
WOOOOOOOW!Beautiful,nicely,legendary song & fantastic,special,famous music by Hollies!Put a smile on my face!Great thanks!💖💙💛💜💚🌞💕💕🎸🎙🎸🥁🎶🌞💕💕💚💜💛💖👌👍👏🏼
I love that every time.
Me siento feliz de escuchar los grupos de música años
60 y demás. Adelante con
La música del recuerdo
Los buenos tiempos
amazing, wonderful, everything good.
Thanks Lynn.
Old ones are always are the best.
Wish I could hear that Rickenbacker 360 Tony Hicks' is playing just a little more loudly. Still, these live performances by the Hollies are great to see...and hear.
Sunn Burn me to Margot.
It's like the Who in Paris 1966 . No drums or much guitar as all thats recorded s through desk
Danke ❤für die.Show ❤❤😂😂😂❤❤
Very cute love song..❤
Schon eine Ewigkeit nicht gehört aber immer wieder gut
Haven't thought of this song in years ....
Φανταστικά ..!! Ονειρεμένα ..!! Κάθε μέρα και ποιο ΥΠΈΡΟΧΑ ..!@
Brilliant song
Love that song!
I always liked the song and I still have the original 45.
Great group of the sixties
Hello Angela
wow! Great! I havn't heard this since High School!
Lindo D +++++ .... Adoro The Hollies ... Very talent. Ainda tenho este single em vinil .. Que guardo relegiosamente. Boas recordações ❤🎼🎤🎶🎸
Wonderful
Hello how are you doing my friend ?
One to remember , the hollies best even
Alan clarke. Perfect lead singer. Great voice
Gary Owens loved him back in the day! Sad when he left
Great songs !!!
On this day in 1968 {March 10th} "Jennifer Eccles" by the Hollies entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart at position #76; and nine weeks later on May 12th, 1968 it peaked at #40 {for 1 week} and spent 11 weeks on the Top 100...
It reached #5 in Austria and Norway...
Between 1964 and 1983 the quintet had twenty-four Top 100 records; six made the Top 10 with "Long Cool Woman (In a Black Dress)" being their biggest hit, it peaked at #2 {for 2 weeks} in 1972...
The two weeks that "Long Cool Woman" was at #2, the #1 record for both those weeks was "Alone Again (Naturally)" by Gilbert O’Sullivan...
I presume this song was bigger in the UK than here in the US. It sounds very English to me. I prefer "Do the Best You Can."
I once knew a girl from Eccles called Jennifer, her sister was called Holly - strange world!
very strange .... !
the world is so big, so many people lives there, that someone making this comment was more than probable. still funny :)
@@Jazz-dc6tf i met a guy on holiday he came from Eccles - i was in London at the time and i went to Eccles to meet him for the weekend - he then came down a few week later to stay with me for the weekend - oh it was one of those Romantic things that lasted just a short time
Patricia Alexander My dad!
Especially if one became a DA and the other joined the FBI, both wearing flak vests.
OMG Tony is so adorable!Too bad his guitar was low and couldn't listen to it clearly...But Bobby's drumming is amazing...so Allan's vocals!Anyway nice live version...thaks for sharing it!
" Jennifer Eccles", 1968, co-written by Graham Nash and Hollies leader, Allan Clarke. Although Nash had now left the Hollies to move to California to form CS &N. An in joke about their wives.
I was a teen in the 60's and would rate the Hollies right up there third behind the Beatles and Beach Boys, the Hollies kept churning out hits as if on a production line..:)
Jennifer Eccles was a protest tune after King Midas missed Top Ten. Management wanted more pop hits. The result was another hit that still stands the test of time.
Tungsten Kid, You have gr8 taste in 60s music, except I rate The Beach Boys numero uno. Good Vibrations rates with the best Mozart could ever have written. For mine, The Beatles narrowly head The Hollies because of their writing abilities, but The Hollies were almost on a par with the Beach Boys when it came to harmonies. Arohanui.
@@TheIgmister1 The B Boys were great of course, but their music had a softer feel to it than the Beatles chunkier bass guitar sound which i think I prefer.. Incidentally did the Hollies write their own songs?
@@tungstenkid2271 not all of them. Graham Gouldman ( from 10cc ) wrote a few of their hits .
@@thekitowl - Yeah we tend to mistakenly think many groups wrote their own hits and the songwriters never seem to get full credit.
PS- for 50 years i thought the Beatles 'Mr Postman' was written by them but I only learned recently it was penned by somebody else..:)
Graham thought they weren't maturing or moving ahead, writing little love ditties like Jennifer Eccles. He quit and moved to California to hook up with Mama Cass Elliot who in turn introduced him to David Crosby. The rest is history.
+Les Burns I would call that a very accurate assessment of what happened.
Les Burns the song's the American acid luvvies wrote were cheese. drugs pulled the Nash West. wank.
If you call the first CSN album cheese, then you really don't have a clue, do ya. bopper
Les Burns it was fine, although worth it? nah, pathetic
Les Burns it's kinda funny you actually agree with me, however, you say, "the first was OK"
great sound on this video. clarke is amazing.
I have met my Jennifer, ;-) ...
and will be until end of our Life....
...
Great stuff!
I believe this is on one of their LP's...Remember Hearing it :D
Hell Ruth
I was 15 yrs old in 1968.... seems like a lifetime ago. Half a century will do that to ya lol
That was funny! Notice how he turns his back and walks away for a second, while Graham encourages the audience to clap even more.
This stayes always good...
einfach genial
das warn noch richtige lieder
so ist es, leider...
...
Freakin' Tony Hicks makes the guitar work look so easy.
mackb909 Tony is the best. Then, now and always.
mackb909 i guess so. Hes not really doing anything. The Hollies were not a guitar group.they were a vocal group. Studio musiciNs do all the tricky stuff. Like steel drums on Carrie anne. Who the hell outside of montego bAy can play them?
ziblot123 really annoying finding this guy s a hater, seems like his gf then fancied a Hollie rather than him
Love the way the audience ignores the singer's requests.
Could it be because he wasn't speaking Croatian when giving the instructions?
@@gnirolnamlerf593 lol...
every time
EVERY TIME
😂 omg epic
Probably cos he's being a miserable git.
CSN had some songs that I liked listening to at the time. Never loved any of them. Over the past forty five years, never requested them, pulled them up on youtube or fail to turn the station on the radio looking for something better. They may have been on the cutting edge, but musically, the tunes weren't all that. They put me in mind of cabbage patch dolls, you know, all the rage in the day because they were a hot commodity but intrinsically an ugly doll. They made a lot of money too. That too is history.
Diana Taylor how sad to read this, oops , so you have never listened to deja vu, manasas, oh and ,if i could only remember my name, go on give it a listen, beware your life will be altered, be warned, that would be good for you ..thanks
@degree7 Of course, you have no taste you also don't know the history of rock n roll. w/o these guys there would have been a huge hole in what you listen to - if any.
Hello how are you doing
Super band 😘💋🎹🎸❤️🎤👍
Hi Sylva
I'm a big fan of the Hollie's Allen Clark a great frontman, a world class guitarist Tony Hick's 🎸, Bobby Elliott on drum's, Graham Nash a brilliant writer long live the Hollie's ENJOY PEEP'S 🎼🎹
Why is it everyone always forgets Bern, the bassist?
a year after this show graham nash was at woodstock with CSN&Y !
Does Malcombe Clarke ring a bell with anyone ?
Good song. Thanks, Hollies.
MUSICIANS ARE MUSICIAN'S AND THEIR OPINIONS ALWAYS VERY. LEAVE GRAHAM ALONE HE IS A GREAT TALENTED MUSICIAN LIVING HIS OWN DREAM ... ROCK ON NASH.
I think these Hollies' videos from posted by ForCertainBecause are the best in youtube.
great "live" stuff. no lip syncing.
In the 80s Graham did reunite with the Hollies and did shows with them. Also they released an Album to with Graham.
Dobre kussow! Mirijasovie prasiere vie kollustra!
great song
Amo o Tony ele e lindo!!!!♥️😎♥️🎸🎶🎵🎸🇧🇷7-8-22
I can hear the unmistakable sound of a Binson echorec.
Buenos recuerdos adelante
A fantastic live band. Like all bands though, they are the sum of their parts.
The whole concert is available I love how they made fun of the audience
What concert is this? Thanks.
I get back my 200 % of Energy ...
....
Só quem viveu essa época, sabe do que estou falando...
Hello how are you doing my friend ?
The hollies really were liked!
How are you doing ?
Is fantastisch
I thought the song was Jenny Freckles until today!
The groove of this song is so much like "The 59th Street Bridge Song" (commonly called "Feelin' Groovy") by Paul Simon. That song is from Simon and Garfunkel's 1966 album, so predates this by a couple of years.
my god the hollies, he aint heavy he's brother!
Still whistelling
White chalk written on red brick
Our love told in a heart
It's there drawn in the playground
Love kiss hate or adore
I love Jennifer Eccles
I know that she loves me
I love Jennifer Eccles
I know that she loves me
La la la la la la la
la la la la la la
La la la la la la la
la la la la la la
I used to carry her satchels
She used to walk by my side
But when we got to her doorstep
her dad wouldn't let me inside
One Monday morning found out I'd made the grade
Started me thinking had she done the same
verse 2
verse 4
I hope Jennifer Eccles
is going to follow me there
Our love is bound to continue
Love kiss hate or adore Singing
chorus x2
verse 2
Eles eram muito afinados
Calopsitas amam essa musica kkk
Song about my Mum!
Handsome lads !!!
Hello how are you doing my friend?
My childhood I was 9 then
Tony Hicks playing a Rickenbacker 12 string guitar and they are using Vox Amplifiers it doesn’t get any better than this my father bought a Rickenbacker 12 string electric guitar back in 1967 he paid $350 for it and we still have a guitar with you working overtime strap in the owners manual in the original case and they are in perfect condition
yes line up is a guy that played a guitar with Sprinkler years ago hello Steve Laurie - oh and the other guitarist - he was the bass guitarist "lets right lets right i really love ur tiger light" yes MUD in the 70s