This song is very popular in our live concerts. I read that it was first recorded by the "Ozzie Nelson Band" back in the 1930s. Yes, the same Ozzie Nelson of "Ozzie And Harriet" fame. Or for me, Rick Nelson's parents. It was then recorded in the mid-1960s and popularized by "The Mams And the Papas." We've been doing it for quite a while now.

This song is a popular tune when we play live. It's simple but fun. I wonder how many movies have been made from 1960s songs? I know this was one and I have seen (or heard of) quite a few more. Our version is like The Searchers' but with harmonies.

We took Linda Ronstadt's "You're No Good" and The Zombies' "She's Not There" and smooshed them together. Now the song falls under the category of, "There's always two sides to every story."

This song was recorded by one of my favorites, Rick Nelson, during the era of Rick Nelson and the Stone Canyon Band. I took his arrangement pretty much note for note. Just one more nod to Rick. I love this version of the Bobby Darin tune.

The Hollies are definitely one of our favorites and "Bus Stop" is one of their greats.