The Hollies - Carrie Anne (live with steel drum) 

Tony was a Master of the Guitars.....He could play anything with strings....The banjo, 12 string RIC, Vox, and more!

One of the best bands ever, especially live. Unlike all the manufactured shite now. These guys were a big part of the renaissance of music.

Some of the most amazing harmonization ever.

One of my all-time favorite songs and band 😊

The Hollies had Great music; and sense of humor.

I was named after this song. My daddy used to sing this to me when I was little.

Just a happy group pure talent ❤❤❤

They had such a great sense of humor.

Having a great time performing, brought such joy and smiles on so many peeps faces.........

I was so in love with Tony Hicks, I might still be 😍

They had way too much fun in this performance. I love it.

Really like these videos of these extraordinary bands of the 60s. Amazing to see the musicians out there live, putting it out. No retakes, no auto-tune. Whatever talent and ability you've got, step up and deliver. This has more life to it than studio-tweaked oroductions. Imagine being in the audience and knowing that the music performance made was unique to this moment and this audience. We have lost so much with all the "super-duper" technology of today.

Love this song and the hamornies!

I have all ways loved this group so much. Tony was my crush.

Just listen to those voices!and the fellas smiling and having a good time.What happened to the world after the 80s Who knows but I don’t listen to anything after 1987!

One of the best harmonies they ever did. Great tune, even with all their fooling around. Funny when they're looking around for the steel drums ! ( a recording, of course). Great times were had by all, including me. =)

Great memories from the sixties.

I didn't care for their singing here but I love how they look in their suits. When they were on their game, they were one of the best.

Love the Steel Drums....Brilliant move.

Great song. An all time favorite. Thank you!

What a monster chorus!! Many of their songs are very hooky, but this is really a catchy one. The kind of chorus that can get stuck in your head for days.

Brilliant!

I love how during the steel drum solo they act as if they have no idea where the steel drum solo is coming from lol(even though they obviously cued it up before they did this performance, now how they did this back then I don’t know but they might have been one of the first bands to do that live)

Never could figure out what that instrument was in that solo? How the minds of great musicians work! Simply amazing!

Tony hicks isthe most charismatic and cutest guy and coolest

I Love their sense of humor.

I Love the Steel Drum. Reminds me of a cruise.

I just Love Steele Drums.

He checks his trousers, priceless !

That gave Me a Tickle!!! Love the surprises, made Me Laugh!!!

I love.the part where Tony starts to sing and Alan and Graham give him a 👏👏👏👏👏

Nash was 25 when this came out---he's 80 now. Wow...still sings great.

Love it!

At the 1:43 mark, the band looks for the steel kettle drum making the sound.

Extraordinarios simplemente grandiosos.

On record, that steel drum solo was just so random.

So lovely band really

Apparently the steel drum player was somebody they roped in for the recording. They didn’t know who he was so they couldn’t get him back!

Who was the fifth member of the band on stage I can't recognize him?

They always carried a tape of the bass and steel drums that they used on the record. They played along with the tape.

did Graham Nash forget the words at 2:27

D'best allan clarke

Ralph Richardson on the steelpan.

I like him I mean Tony hicks

Me too

Alan was hilarious! I want to know what he was doing while Graham was singin.

Interestingly, no one remembers who played steel drum on the session.

It appears something or someone was very distracting on the left side of the stage.

Graham Nash is Eric Idle.

love the looseness ..

When people actually had talent

What was Graham in such a piss about?

Geezers

Someone was told to steal the steel drums.

You know I wish they had not clapped at Tony as he began to sing; he started off strong and clear and I think it was a bit condescending; his voice always sounds like pure singing to me.

Steel drums

imo as good or better than the beatles and hey the Hollies are still preforming , they should have invaded the USA too.

3:41 Nash is kind of a jerk, upstaging Tony like that.

That steel drum sounds so out of tune.

Strangely for the Hollies, that singing was dreadful...all over the place!!