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    …American top 10), and ā€œHe Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brotherā€ (1969). At their best the Hollies established a clear balance between the various components at play in their music, developing (like their Liverpool contemporaries the Searchers) a style that provided a useful template for a new generation of power…

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