In The Hollies Style

Infobox Album | Name = In The Hollies Style
Type = studio
Artist = The Hollies

| Released = November 1964
Recorded = 1964
Genre = Beat
Length =
Label = Parlophone, EMI
Producer = Ron Richards
Reviews =
*Allmusic Rating|4.5|5 [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:3098s30ba3zg~T00 link]
Last album = "Stay With The Hollies"
(1964)
This album = "In The Hollies Style"
(1964)
Next album = "Hollies"
(1965)|

"In The Hollies Style" is The Hollies' second LP for Parlophone. Originally available in mono only, it was reissued in true stereo under the title "The Vintage Hollies" in 1967. In 1997, British EMI put both mono and stereo versions of this album onto a single CD.

Upon being released, The Hollies' second album drew little success. While their debut and third album both reached the top five in the album charts , "In The Hollies Style" didn't break the Top 100. This is probably because pop music was evolving fast in 1964 and this album looked and sounded relatively obsolete. However, it managed to retain the energy and excitement of their debut and demonstrated the development of The Hollies' songwriting. The debut album featured one original song; nearly half of the songs on "In The Hollies Style" (credited to "Ransford") are original.

For reasons unknown, none of the tracks on this album have been issued in the United States.

Track listing

Side 1
# Medley: a) "Nitty Gritty" (Lincoln Chase) b) "Something's Got a Hold on Me" (Woods / Kirkland)
# "Don't You Know" (Ransford)
# "To You My Love" (Ransford)
# "It's in Her Kiss" (Rudy Clark)
# "Time for Love" (Ransford)
# "What Kind of Boy" (B.D. Irwin)Side 2
# "Too Much Monkey Business" (Chuck Berry)
# "I Thought of You Last Night" (Ralph Freed)
# "Please Don't Feel too Bad" (Ransford)
# "Come on Home" (Ransford)
# "You'll Be Mine" (Ransford)
# "Set Me Free" (Ransford)