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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.
After seeing Buddy Holly and The Crickets, on ITV’s ‘Sunday Night at The London Palladium’, Tony realised that it just might be possible for a working class boy to attain his dream. The Dolphins were Tony’s next step along the path to Hollieland.
Tony Hicks. Born: 16th December 1945. Joined The Hollies: 1963. Guitar, Banjo, Vocals, Mandolin, Electric Sitar. Tony appeared on TVs X Factor of the day - ‘Carroll Levis’s Discoveries’. He was in a seven-piece band called ‘Les Skifflettes’.
TONY HICKS. Born: 16th December 1945. Joined The Hollies: 1963. Guitar, Banjo, Vocals, Mandolin, Electric Sitar
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.
- Jeremy Levine (1962–1963)
- Allan Clarke, (1962–1971 + 1973–1999)
- 1962
Tony is a very versatile musician. He has played electric guitar, acoustic. guitar, bass guitar, and banjo for the Hollies. He teamed up with his friend Kenny Lynch to write a number of Hollies tunes on the Distant Light and Out On The Road albums. They wrote my favorite Hollies song of all time - Long Dark Road. Quote
Learn how Tony Hicks, along with Graham Nash and Allan Clarke, created one of the best rock groups of the 1960s with their sweet and ever-satisfying vocal harmonies. Discover their origins, their songs, their sessions and their legacy at Abbey Road Studios.
