Two Yanks in England

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Two Yanks in England'
Studio album by [Everly Brothers]]
Released 1966
Genre Pop
Label Warner Brothers


The Everly Brothers recorded Two Yanks in England for the Warner Brothers label (W/WS 1646) between 16 May and 2 June 1966. The backing band on most of the recordings are actually The Hollies and eight of the twelve songs featured are credited to 'L. Ransford' - a well known Hollies pseudonym. The Hollies has recorded: "So Lonely" (65), "Signs That Will Never Change" (67),"Like Everytime Before",(?)"I've Been Wrong Before" (65), "Have You Ever Loved Somebody"(67),"Don't Run And Hide" (66),"Fifi The Flea" (66)and "Hard Hard Year" (66)

[edit] Track listing

  1. "Somebody Help Me"
  2. "So Lonely"
  3. "Kiss Your Man Goodbye"
  4. "Signs That Will Never Change"
  5. "Like Everytime Before"
  6. "Pretty Flamingo"
  7. "I've Been Wrong Before"
  8. "Have You Ever Loved Somebody?"
  9. "The Collector"
  10. "Don't Run And Hide"
  11. "Fifi The Flea"
  12. "Hard Hard Year"
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