THE HOLLIES-WOULD YOU BELIEVE ?-PARLOPHONE Y&B 1ST PRESS MONO PMC.7008 1966
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THE HOLLIES-WOULD YOU BELIEVE ? TYPE SINGLE LP- MONO LABEL/PRESSING INFO
PARLOPHONE YELLOW & BLACK 1ST PRESS WITH "THE GRAMOPHONE CO LTD" RIM TEXT - "SOLD IN U.K." LABEL TEXT - MATRIX NUMBERS: XEX 603-1 & XEX 604-1 and STAMPERS 1M/1GP
CATALOGUE NUMBER PMC 7008 YEAR OF RELEASE 1966 COUNTRY OF RELEASE U.K. SLEEVE TYPE SINGLE-GARROD & LOFTHOUSE Patents pending LAMINATED FLIPBACK INSERTS/EXTRAS NONE GRADING/CONDITION DISC(s)EXCELLENT+ ( NICE CLEAN COPY black and very shiny with VERY LIGHT playwear and VERY LIGHT surface handling - PLAYS AND SOUNDS GREAT)
LABELSEXCELLENT (CLEAN LABELS NO rips tears stickers or removal marks MINIMAL spindleusage and VERY LIGHT ageing storage and handling wear , does have a light biro mark through one of the yellow £ sign circles)
SLEEVEVERY GOOD (CLEAN with NO writing rips tears stickers or removal marks, The front laminate is clean and shiny with only very light rubbing and pressure marking ,Spine edges and corners are all in great shape, flipbacks are tight, but the whole thing is downgraded by a stain on the rear, looks like coffee , so it probably is, its quite light, but there is no mistaking that its there, and having got wet it has caused some crinkling to the opening)
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DETAILSOne of the less essential '60s albums by the Hollies, whose capabilities were arguably stretched by the two-album-a-year-pace-in-addition-to-three-hit-singles model established by the Beatles during this time. Their version of Paul Simon's "I Am a Rock" is nice, but the soul and early rock covers of Sam & Dave, Otis Redding, and Chuck Berry are pretty dispensable; the Hollies were not the Stones or the Animals, lacking their soul and interpretative imagination.
Some of the originals are pretty ho-hum too (including the pathetic "Fifi the Flea," which was covered by the Everly Brothers). But every Hollies album of the '60s has some strong overlooked tracks. On this one, they're the surprisingly tough folk-rockers "Hard, Hard Year" and "I've Got a Way of My Own." The ultra-catchy "Don't You Even Care," written by Clint Ballard, Jr. (also responsible for their number one British hit "I'm Alive," as well as "The Game of Love" and "You're No Good"), is the real obscure gem here and could have well been a hit under its own steam.
The album's last song, "I Can't Let Go," was a big hit in Britain (and a small one in the U.S.) and one of the Hollies' best performances. The record was issued in America, in a slightly amended version, as Beat Group!
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