butterfly

Last 1967 longplay release by The Hollies showed them as psychedelic as they ever were, and just like on their previous "Evolution", none of the songs on the LP were used as 45 and they all were original compositions. Again mainly a Nash- led project, there's nothing you'll miss when listening. It's the Hollies' pop grandiosity going one step beyond.

Nothing but tremendous songs, like the epic "Would you believe", the full- blown psychedelia of "Try it", or the mighty "Dear Eloise" that opened the album. Another masterpiece no one should miss, now proudly reissued in high quality standards by longtime Hollies fans at Guerssen!

Reproduction of the UK mono version in 350g carton cover with old- style backflaps, 180g vinyl, and insert with extensive linernotes by Andy Morten.

Tracklist: Dear Eloise - Away away away - Maker - Pegasus the flying horse - Would you believe? - Wishyouawish - Postcard - Charlie and Fred - Try it - Elevated observations? - Step inside - Butterfly"