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N. Glasses. Derived from the name of the singer Buddy Holly.
These glasses are black, plastic, thick framed and of the wayfarer persuasion.
Recently, they've grown in popularity due to the post-millennial hipster uprising.
These glasses are black, plastic, thick framed and of the wayfarer persuasion.
Recently, they've grown in popularity due to the post-millennial hipster uprising.
Hollies by Jay Jay Cool Whip February 10, 2010
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Hollies
A band from the 60's and 70's.
Original members are Alan Clarke, Graham Nash, and Tony Hicks, whose harmonizing were responsible for the bands unique sound and hit records.
Some of the Hollies hits are "Carrie-Anne", "Bus Stop", "The Air That I Breathe", "Long Cool Woman", and "He Aint Heavy".
The Hollies were inducted into The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Original members are Alan Clarke, Graham Nash, and Tony Hicks, whose harmonizing were responsible for the bands unique sound and hit records.
Some of the Hollies hits are "Carrie-Anne", "Bus Stop", "The Air That I Breathe", "Long Cool Woman", and "He Aint Heavy".
The Hollies were inducted into The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Hollies by SLYdude3607 April 11, 2010
Hollers
A word used by Rodney Atkins in the song "In The Middle" referring to the hills and hollows found in the state of Tennessee.
Hollers by GipGapOnDaHipHapNow October 19, 2008
original Hollies
Allan Clarke, Graham Nash, Tony Hicks, Bobby Elliot, Bernie Calvert; Eric Haydock, Don Rathbone, Vic Steele.
The epitome of harmony during the British invasion, that can never be equalled except when they are eclipsed by Crosby, Stills and Nash (CSN)
The epitome of harmony during the British invasion, that can never be equalled except when they are eclipsed by Crosby, Stills and Nash (CSN)
Way up there like the original Hollies
Overheard when listening to any song released after 1968 until about 1983 when Nash returned:
'A replacement part never works as well as the original.'
Overheard when listening to any song released after 1968 until about 1983 when Nash returned:
'A replacement part never works as well as the original.'
original Hollies by the BirdLady July 28, 2012