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Drumbo's Hip Pick O'The Week!
Written in 1973 by Bruce Springstien and appearing on his second album, "Sandy (4th July, Asbury Park)" became a signature song for The Boss. In 1975, The Hollies (without Graham Nash who left the band in 1968 and did not return until 1993) featured the song on the LP Another Night. Despite Springstien's success with the song, and very likely coming too soon after, the Hollies cover version was one of the album's most redeming selections. Generating little, or no airplay, the album faded into obscurity. Revived now after 2 decades is Springstien's haunting ballad with all the trademark Hollies harmonies, sounding more like the Eagles than The E Street Band, its Drumbo's Hip Pick O'The Week!

Sandy (4th July, Asbury Park)
~ The Hollies ~







2,203 posted on 03/18/2006 8:12:28 PM PST by Drumbo ("Of course I have an attitude, I spent my life beating things for a living." - Drumbo Thunder)
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2,204 posted on 03/18/2006 8:19:18 PM PST by EsmeraldaA
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Lovely!


2,209 posted on 03/18/2006 8:31:14 PM PST by EsmeraldaA
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