The Hollies are a British rock band that formed in Manchester, England in the early 1960s. The band was initially made up of Allan Clarke (lead vocals), Graham Nash (vocals and guitar), Tony Hicks (lead guitar), Bobby Elliott (drums), and Eric Haydock (bass guitar). The Hollies are known for their catchy pop and rock songs, tight vocal harmonies, and distinctive guitar sound.

The band had their first major hit in 1963 with the song "Stay," which reached number eight on the UK singles chart. They continued to have success throughout the 1960s with hits like "Just One Look," "Bus Stop," "Carrie Anne," and "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother." In the early 1970s, Graham Nash left the band to join Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, and was replaced by Terry Sylvester.

Despite the lineup changes, The Hollies continued to have success in the 1970s with hits like "The Air That I Breathe" and "Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress." The band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2010.

• Allan Clarke - guitar/vocals - b. April 15, 1942, Salford, England.
• Graham Nash - guitar/vocals - b. February 2, 1942, Blackpool, England.

• Allan Clarke - vocals
• Graham Nash - guitar/vocals
• Pete Bocking - guitar
• Butch Mepham - bass
• Joe Abrahams - drums

• Allan Clarke - vocals
• Graham Nash - guitar/vocals
• Eric Haydock - bass - b. February 3, 1943, Manchester, England.
• Don Rathbone - drums - b. England.

• Allan Clarke - vocals
• Graham Nash - guitar/vocals
• Eric Haydock - bass
• Don Rathbone - drums
• Tony Hicks - guitar - b. Anthony Hicks, December 16, 1943, Nelson, England.

• Allan Clarke - vocals
• Graham Nash - guitar/vocals
• Eric Haydock - bass
• Tony Hicks - guitar
• Bobby Elliott - drums - b. Robert Elliott, December 8, 1942, Burnley, England.

1. "Here I Go Again" (1965)
2. "Hear! Here!" (1965)
3. "1963-1966 at Abbey Road" (1997)

• Allan Clarke - vocals
• Graham Nash - guitar/vocals
• Tony Hicks - guitar
• Bobby Elliott - drums
• Bernard Calvert - bass - b. September 16, 1943, Burnley, England.

1. "Beat Group!" (1966)
2. "Bus Stop" (1966) - Single: "Bus Stop"
3. "Stop Stop Stop" (1967)
4. "Evolution" (1967)
5. "Dear Eloise / King Midas in Reverse" (1967)

• Allan Clarke - vocals
• Tony Hicks - guitar
• Bobby Elliott - drums
• Bernard Calvert - bass
• Terry Sylvester - guitar/vocals - b. January 8, 1947, Liverpool, England.

1. "Words and Music by Bob Dylan" (1969)
2. "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother" (1969) - Single: "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother"
3. "Moving Finger" (1970)

• Tony Hicks - guitar
• Bobby Elliott - drums
• Bernard Calvert - bass
• Terry Sylvester - guitar/vocals
• Mikael Rikfors - vocals - b. Sweden

1. "Distant Light" (1971)
2. "Romany" (1972)

• Allan Clarke - vocals
• Tony Hicks - guitar
• Bobby Elliott - drums
• Bernard Calvert - bass
• Terry Sylvester - guitar/vocals

1. "Hollies" (1974)
2. "Another Night" (1975)
3. "The Hollies / Clarke, Hicks, Sylvester, Calvert, Elliott" (1977)

• Tony Hicks - guitar
• Bobby Elliott - drums
• Bernard Calvert - bass
• Terry Sylvester - guitar/vocals

• Allan Clarke - vocals
• Tony Hicks - guitar
• Bobby Elliott - drums
• Bernard Calvert - bass
• Terry Sylvester - guitar/vocals

1. "A Crazy Steal" (1978)
2. "Buddy Holly" (1980)

• Allan Clarke - vocals
• Graham Nash - guitar/vocals
• Tony Hicks - guitar
• Bobby Elliott - drums

1. "What Goes Around..." (1983)
2. "Stop! In the Name of Love"

• Allan Clarke - vocals
• Tony Hicks - guitar
• Bobby Elliott - drums

• Allan Clarke - vocals
• Tony Hicks - guitar
• Bobby Elliott - drums
• Eric Haydock - bass
• Terry Sylvester - guitar/vocals

1. "The Hollies' Greatest Hits" (1967)
2. "Epic Anthology" (1990)
3. "All Time Greatest Hits" (1990)
4. "30th Anniversary Collection" (1993)
5. "20 Golden Greats" (1996)
6. "Archive Alive!" (1997)
7. "Hollies" (1997)

1. "My Real Name is 'Arold"
2. "Headroom"
3. "I Wasn't Born Yesterday"

• Home for The Hollie Days
• Terry Sylvester - Official Site
  
• The Hollies - Rob Haywood's site
• A Tribute to The Hollies - Geoff Hudson's site
• Hollies MIDI Files