1977 Import pressing. 20 greatest hit that roll off the vinyl. If you don't remember this playlist will bring you back into focus with hits like "Long Tall Woman (In a Black Dress), "The Air That I Breathe", "Bus Stop", "Carrie-Anne" & "King Midas, In Reverse". Huge hit from thru-ought their carrier. The album "20 Greatest Hits" by The Hollies was released in 1978 by EMI Records and represents a comprehensive overview of the band's commercial success, especially in the UK. This compilation collects the Hollies' most popular singles spanning from their early 1960s beat group days through their 1970s soft rock and pop hits. Tracks such as "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother," "Bus Stop," and "The Air That I Breathe" are included, showcasing the band's distinctive harmonies and melodic songwriting. The selection reflects their evolution from a Merseybeat-influenced act to embracing more sophisticated arrangements and production styles throughout their career. This compilation arrived at a time when nostalgia for 1960s bands was surging in the late 1970s, aided by the popularity of similar greatest hits packages by contemporaries like The Beatles and The Beach Boys. The Hollies, although not as globally iconic, were consistent hit-makers in the UK, and "20 Greatest Hits" reached No. 2 on the UK Albums Chart, reaffirming their enduring appeal.