9 Forgotten Hollies Songs That Should Have Been Hits But Weren’t

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The Hollies were one of the most iconic bands of the sixties and seventies, known for their unforgettable harmonies and chart-topping hits like "He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother" and "The Air That I Breathe." But not all of their songs received the recognition they deserved. In today’s video, we’re counting down nine hidden gems by The Hollies that slipped through the cracks but should have been massive hits.

From the melancholic "So Lonely" to the psychedelic masterpiece "Butterfly," these songs showcase the band’s versatility and creativity. Whether you're a longtime fan or just discovering their music, you won’t want to miss this trip through The Hollies’ underrated tracks. Stick around for the number one song on our list that truly captures everything we love about this legendary band.

🎸 Number 9: So Lonely (1965)
Starting off with the introspective "So Lonely" from the 1965 album Hear! Here!. While The Hollies were known for their upbeat hits, this track brings a mix of longing and heartbreak, balanced by sparkling guitars and Allan Clarke’s emotional vocals. It’s a song that deserved the spotlight but was overshadowed by their bigger hits.

🎤 Number 8: You Know He Did (1964)
This 1964 B-side could’ve easily stood alone as a hit. "You Know He Did" delivers classic Hollies harmonies and a catchy guitar riff, a perfect example of the band’s sixties pop sound. Yet, it never got the attention it deserved.

Ready to rediscover these hidden gems? Be sure to watch until the end to see which song claims the top spot as the most underrated Hollies track.

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