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Anthony Christopher Hicks (born 16 December 1945) is an English guitarist and singer who has been a member of the British rock/pop band the Hollies since 1963, and as such was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2010. His main roles within the band are lead guitarist and backing singer. Career. Early years.
Levine wurde bereits 1963 aus der Band entlassen und durch Tony Hicks ersetzt, der neben Gitarre auch Banjo und Keyboard spielte. Seine Stimme war ausgeprägter als die von Levine.
TONY HICKS. Tony appeared on TVs X Factor of the day - ‘Carroll Levis’s Discoveries’. He was in a seven-piece band called ‘Les Skifflettes’. In the mid 1950s, singer-guitarist Lonnie Donegan, with his mix of American folk and blues, inspired teenagers to create their own simple form of music, and the British phenomenon of Skiffle was ...
24. Mai 2020 · The Hollies Interview with Tony Hicks between songs on the German television programme, Hit Giganten. The interview is in German with Tony listening to an interpreter through his earpiece....
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The band has since been through numerous lineup changes, and currently includes lead guitarist and vocalist Tony Hicks, drummer Bobby Elliott (both since 1963), bassist and vocalist Ray Stiles (from 1986 to 1990, and since 1991), keyboardist Ian Parker (since 1991), lead vocalist and guitarist Peter Howarth, and guitarist and ...
ImageNameYears ActiveInstruments1962–1971 1973–2000lead vocals harmonica rhythm guitarall Hollies releases from " (Ain't That) ...1962–1968 1981–1983rhythm guitar backing and additional lead ...all Hollies releases from " (Ain't That) ...1962–1966 (died 2019)bassall Hollies releases from " (Ain't That) ...Don Rathbone1962–1963drums" (Ain't That) Just Like Me" (1963) ...TONY HICKS. Born: 16th December 1945. Joined The Hollies: 1963. Guitar, Banjo, Vocals, Mandolin, Electric Sitar
The Hollies were soon signed up at the famous Abbey Road studios under the Parlophone label (same as the Beatles). As a member of the Hollies, Tony contributed to the three-part harmony sound, his amazing guitar work and solos as well as using one of the first banjos on a pop record ever (listen to Stop!
