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[Free shipping] Good condition THE HOLLIES THE HOLLIES 5 CDs [1st][2nd][3rd][4th] +1, Complete Collection Vol.1Vol.2Vol.3Vol.4+1 <Digital remastering>

 

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We will be exhibiting 5 CDs that are reprinted (paper jacket specification) of the original album of The Hollies, who were active as a Merseybeat group in the 60's. It is not a rental omission. ⑤ is a CD of the Japan Commemorative Edition released in real time.

 

 

① 1st [Stay with the Hollies Plus] All 23 songs 1964 TOCP-67114 《Paper jacket specification》2003 CD release 2003 Digital remastering Domestic edition

          *See Image 5 for detailed song titles.

 

② 2nd [In the Hollies Style Plus] All 25 songs 1965 TOCP-67115 《Paper jacket specifications》 CD release 2003 Digital remastering 2003 Domestic edition

           *Please see image 6 for detailed song titles.

 

③ 3rd [Holly's Plus] All 21 songs Announced in 1965 TOCP-67116 《Paper jacket specification》 Released on CD in 2003 Digitally remastered in 2003 Domestic edition

          *Please see image 7 for detailed song titles.

 

④ 4th [Wood You Believe Plus] All 23 songs Released in 1966 TOCP-67117 《Paper jacket specifications》 Released on CD in 2003 Digitally remastered in 2003 Domestic edition

          *See Image 8 for detailed song titles.

 

⑤Japan Original Best Edition [Best of Hollies] All 21 songs 1968 TOCP-67957 "Paper jacket specification" 2006 CD release Digital remastering Domestic edition

          *See Image 9 for detailed song titles.

 

① is

"Exciting chorus work and aggressive ensemble! Released in 1964, in the midst of the beat boom, this is a blockbuster that reached number two on the UK album charts. ] Obi liner

 

"The Hollies' debut album "Stay with the Hollies" (1964 / UK No. 2). You can enjoy the lively harmony vocals and playing just like the word British beat. Except for 13, it's all beat group classic rock'n'roll and R&B, but it's probably because the songs are selected from the repertoire of the stage at that time. Strong influences from Everly Brothers and Buddy Holly can be felt. Bonus tracks include 9 songs, including single hits 15 and 17, their B-sides, and 3 stereo versions. 』

   

                                           Record Collectors March 2004 issue From the liner notes of Haruo Miyake

 

② is

"This is Holly's style! An early masterpiece that showcases catchy songs with exquisite vocal harmonies and a tight ensemble. ] Obi liner

 

``In Japan, it was late in 1968, and was released as a commemorative board for coming to Japan. '' called. Definitely the best of the early days. 7 of the 12 songs are original, and in addition to the beat tone, the folk-rock sound that seems to have influenced the Byrds and others stands out, just like the Searchers are often talked about. The cover song R&B medley ① is cool! The 13-song bonus includes singles ??? and their B-sides, alternate takes/versions, EP tracks, and more. However, it is incomprehensible that such an album could not enter the chart. 』

   

                                           Record Collectors March 2004 issue From the liner notes of Haruo Miyake

 

③ is

“Released in 1965, this is a masterpiece that represents the British beat era, rising to number 8 on the album charts. The first UK No. 1 hit song "I'm Alive" and other bonus tracks are also available. ] Obi liner

 

“The third album, Hollies (1965/#8 in the U.S.), takes a step back, with 127 cover songs, but there are also quite austere selections such as Allen Toussaint (9) and Curtis Mayfield (2). However, perhaps because it starts with PPM's ①, it has a darker folk-rock color than its predecessor. The 9-track bonus includes the first British No. 1 hit ?, ? French edition, ?, which was criticized by George Harrison, and ?, ?, and ?, which were released for the first time on the 30th anniversary edition. 』

   

                                          Record Collectors March 2004 issue From the liner notes of Haruo Miyake

 

④ is

A 66-year work with a wide variety of songs that reflect the individuality of members such as Alan Clarke and Graeme Nash, who are building an era in CSN. Includes 2 big hits from ??. ] Obi liner

 

“The 4th album “Wood You Believe” (16th place in the UK charts in 1966) retains that beat feeling, but with a more sophisticated sound, you can see that they have entered a fulfilling period. From Sam & Dave (1), Otis Redding (3) to R&B, PPM (10), and folk rock (6) that reminds us of his interaction with Paul Simon, in addition to a wide selection of songs, the original work is also highly complete. The bonus is 4 Italian songs, including the biggest hit in Japan 14, the theme 17 and 18 of the movie involving Peter Sellers (author Burt Bacharach also participated), and the song that the Yardbirds participated in the Sanremo Music Festival. There are 11 notable songs such as the release song of only, Mitch Mitchell participation. "Butterfly", which has been popular for the past few years, is also due to this era. 』

 

                                            Record Collectors March 2004 issue From the liner notes of Haruo Miyake

 

⑤ is

"A good compilation full of representative songs from Graeme Nash's tenure with the Hollies, who are still very popular for their colorful chorus work and beat-sounding sounds. Plenty of bonus tracks as well. ] Obi liner

 

“[Best of Hollies] is a work released in 1968 as a commemorative edition for coming to Japan. It includes all seven A-side songs that had been released as singles in Japan up to this point, and ? that was coupled to the B-side of ① in Japan is also included. The jacket was also used for the English version 'The Best Of...' with a different selection of songs, probably from the photo session during ⑨ "Koi no Carousel" (a few different takes were used in the Holly's CD box. ing). Of the bonuses, ?~ was first released in the box 'The Long Road Home'. ? is the Australian edition, and ? is the first take on the 1985 English edition. 』

 

                                            Record Collectors September 2006 issue Kazumi Akaiwa liner notes

 

1, 2, 3, and 4 are a series of 4 titles released in the UK since their debut that were digitally remastered at Abbey Road Studios in 2003. Each contains about 10 bonus tracks, and almost all the songs released by the Hollies from 1964 to 1966 and recorded unreleased songs are covered. ⑤ is a work released as a commemorative edition of Japan in 1968 (also digitally remastered). It includes all 7 A-side songs that had been released as singles in Japan up to this point. The harmony of Nash Clarke & Hicks 3 voices approaching the Beatles unique to this era, which recorded many cover songs, is wonderful! I opened it to take pictures and check the face of the board, but all five are almost new.

 

 

I'm sorry, but I do not sell individual pieces. Please purchase as a set of 5. Although it was carefully stored, the board surface is beautiful, but the storage period was long, so please refrain from nervous people. I need your help by a no claim no return. I will try to ship quickly.