The Hollies - Sandy - [original STEREO] video free download

Florian Casper

Sandy es sin duda alguna ,una de las creaciones mas sensibles que se han creado en el genero popular, su armonia, los cambios ejecutados en el momento preciso, la armonia de las voces, ese sonido de Galerope que se obtiene con el teclado,hacen de Sandy un Icono en lo que se refiere a musica extrictamente sentimental y nostalgica. Gracias Mike por darte el trabajo de difundir estas joyas de la musica Poetica.

RJ McAllister

Yeah, I hear that songwriter fellow, Springsteen, he turned out OK. Sounds better than my somewhat battered Epic demo 45 (the white-label side was stereo) which I've had since '77. Remember, at the time (1974) Springsteen was just a Jersey boy trying to get played, so having a major artist like the Hollies cut one of his tracks did help; "Born to Run" was still a year or so away.

Avelino Caasalan

I love the song very much,feels like im still in the seventies,my younger days.

Lola Flores

It's not bad but Bruce owns this tune. His vocals fit the mood of this story. The Hollies version makes it sound kind of 'Bubble Gummy".....But I do like it. 

joseph roger

The Hollies - Sandy - [original STEREO]

terry dean

Just Fab.................

big106razor

This version of the song inspired Paul Stanley to write the song "Shandi," which appears on KISS's Unmasked album

womanwonder10

Wow! So very beautiful! I absolutely love it! Thanks a lot, MusicMike2.

bill cooper

Amazing song but cant understand why during the intro the keyboard is out of key. Amazing song but curious about the keyboard. Anyone else know why its purposely out

Hylke Vanderzee

Beautiful song; great harmonies, with a great tense of emotion. What a wonderful and rich memory. I love the Hollies, together with Beatles and Moody Blues.

Fik Shah

Magic Mike.....You are great...keep the videos coming!

EricIrl

Nobody could top The Hollies for their harmonies.

wfarrar69

i got a promo 45 of this song in 1989.they did a great version.thanks for this one.

rslitman

Bruce's version of this song was not called "Sandy". It was called "4th of July, Asbury Park". I can think of a few reasons why this title may have been changed, one of them being that "4th of July" is either not comprehensible or is a reminder of a revolutionary colony to a lot of folks in the Hollies' native country. There have been other songs called "Sandy" - Ronny & the Daytonas, Larry Hall, Dion, and in the musical "Grease".

jason75

This is a rare one you dont hear much

quieterrps

Great to hear this Mike, thanks! Much better than expected. Very impressed how they even furthered their own genius pop sheen production still without reaching the point of brashness. I contend that many of their greatest recordings had an edge of brightness over so many of The Beatles hits as far as immediacy, save for tunes like Rain and Paperback Writer which are both boosted by such excellent booming bass. I'll still give Bruce the edge as this loses the whimsical, mourning aspect his has.

Guy Ferdinande

Je suis fan des Hollies depuis les 60's (époque de « Radio Caroline » et autres radios pirates). Super !

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