The B side of this relatively unsuccessful Hollies single is one of their very best uptempo, guitar-led Power Pop numbers. Note: The picture sleeve with this copy is nice enough to grade Near Mint, with only very faint ringwear and a tiny staple hole in one top corner (see scan) as flaws. The record itself isn't impressive visually, with EX labels that have small writing and scuffy EX vinyl (styrene). However, it does have Near Mint audio overall, acknowledging some light surface noise in the first 3-4 spins of the intro to "Dear Eloise."
| Overall | Label | Sleeve | Vinyl | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EX | EX (sw) | M- (st) | EX | M- |
| Label | Year | Chart |
|---|---|---|
| Epic 10251 | 1967 | #50p in December |
A-side
B-side
Artist
The Hollies
The Hollies
Title
Dear Eloise
When Your Lights Turned On
Songwriter
Hicks-Clarke-Nash (A&B)
Hicks-Clarke-Nash (A&B)
Producer
Ron Richards
Ron Richards
Category
Power Pop
Power Pop
