“Butterfly” by The Hollies - album review

features in: Album Chart of 1967 ● Album Chart of the Decade: 1960s

Regarded by some as more of a Graham Nash-led project, the second Hollies album of 1967 struggles to win my affection, the Kinks-esque class of “Dear Eloise” aside.

The Jukebox Rebel
12–Dec–2008

A1	[03:05] The Hollies - Dear Eloise (Allan Clarke, Tony Hicks, Graham Nash) Pop
A2	[02:17] The Hollies - Away Away Away (Graham Nash) Pop
A3	[02:53] The Hollies - Maker (Graham Nash) Psychedelia
A4	[02:37] The Hollies - Pegasus (Tony Hicks) Psychedelia
A5	[04:24] The Hollies - Would You Believe? (Allan Clarke) Cerebral Pop
A6	[02:02] The Hollies - Wishyouawish (Allan Clarke, Graham Nash) Pop
B1	[02:17] The Hollies - Postcard (Graham Nash) Pop
B2	[02:55] The Hollies - Charlie And Fred (Allan Clarke, Graham Nash) Pop
B3	[03:10] The Hollies - Try It (Allan Clarke, Graham Nash) Psychedelia
B4	[02:32] The Hollies - Elevated Observations? (Allan Clarke, Tony Hicks, Graham Nash) Psychedelia
B5	[03:09] The Hollies - Step Inside (Allan Clarke, Tony Hicks, Graham Nash) Pop
B6	[02:45] The Hollies - Butterfly (Graham Nash) Folk