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How Smoggy Conditions Led to a Classic by The Hollies
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How Smoggy Conditions Led to a Classic by The Hollies
HILVERSUM, NETHERLANDS: Terry Sylvester and Allan Clarke from the Hollies perform together in Hilversum, Holland in 1971 (Photo by Gijsbert Hanekroot/Redferns) One of the songwriters recorded it first, and then one of the Everly Brothers took it on as well. But “The Air That I Breathe” only reached its full chart potential when The Hollies, experts at interpreting outside material, recorded the song in 1974. That’s when it shot to the Top 10, gi…
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