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evilofisalm

Cannot agree with comment below

b44ts

As a Hollies fan I would have to say the Steeleye span is probably the best version because of its simplicity. However, I think there is room in the world for both versions and I will not be cutting my throat over it ({+ )

Gottfried Salinger

Good song, but it misses on every level whereas Steeleeye Span ticks all the boxes. Wish I'd never clicked the play button as this version just leaves me cold and irritated, and Steeleye Span moves me to tears everytime!

Tim Holcroft

This is the better version of the song

kallioney

Love this version, I like Steeleye 's rendering too, but The Hollies is the better version.

Arabella Mort

I wonder what year this was released? It sounds really 80's. I see why my boyfriend loves it now :-).

David Purcell

The other B side from this era, Musical Pictures, was also a little known gem. I wish they could have stayed together for another album.

Jackophil

I've just discovered this gem; I'd never heard it before. They kept it well hidden. A superb vocal by Mr. Clarke, a great Tony Hicks guitar riff, wonderful harmony singing,, and the usual commanding drumming from Mr. Elliott.. I listened to the Steeleye Span version and enjoyed it, but I prefer this interpretation. I admit however that for me The Hollies can do no wrong. I would love to have heard Clarkey sing it live.

dissy diss

the only good thing about that version is maggie in back ground otherwise its very week Allan suprisingly much more folkie

Lacertist

Nowhere near as good as the Steeleye Span version, but I love the song anyway and this version hasn't changed that.

evilofisalm

agree`s with ne007ne

ne007ne

never its very week guitarist who can`t sing

MrAgeingrocker

steeleye span do it far better, and i'm a big hollies fan

dissy diss

i agree[shame:(]]

evilofisalm

cant believe how few people have listened to this THE HOLLIES at there best

veraluciasc

Muito bom, como tudo que os Hollies fazem e a voz linda de Allan Clarke, obrigada por postar.

chirpy12345

A lovely little song - very catchy. I particularly like Clarkey's nasal twang as he pronounces the word 'shipmates'! Chirpy

Hugh

Steeleye Span did the song orinally; the Hollies covered it.

lorjim58

It was released as the B-side of the New Zealand single "Stop In The Name of Love/Let Her Go Down" in 1983. Like it?

Hugh

This song was originally recorded by Steeley Span

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