How could you not love this fantastic song?

One of the top bands from the 60's. Love the Hollies

I was born in 1967 and I'm a minute and 20 seconds into your reaction and it's hard to describe how I'm feeling it must be embedded in my subconscious I know my parents were probably listening to this .

One of my favorite songs from this era. Just a happy, upbeat song with a happy ending. Guaranteed to put a smile on your face!

C’mon, it’s a great song! A nice little story about two people that got close by meeting at the bus stop and they finally got married.

How can you not really dig it? Oh well, that's the way the cookie crumbles!

I’m only 68 years old, and I’ve run out of digits to count all the concerts I’ve gone to. One of my favourite all time concerts, was the Hollies. Small venue and front row. The band would take turns telling the stories of how the songs came about, then sing them. Incredible show…

Love "Bus Stop! Love The Hollies! This song captures the '60's!

An excellent song and one of The Hollies' best tracks. The Hollies were always known for their distinct harmonies - a wonderful blend of Allan Clark's lead with guitarist Tony Hicks, while Graham Nash providing the high notes. As others have probably mentioned, Graham Nash would later be a founding member of Crosby Stills and Nash (and sometimes Young). I'm also sure others may have mentioned this song was written by Graham Gouldman, who wrote a large number of great '60s songs and was later a founding member of 10cc.

I was born 1970 I love this song! The music is awesome! The vocals are outstanding!

Being born in the 60's, this has that classic sound..

The things I always observed about the Hollies was that they were unmistakeably Brit, their tight harmonies and the way you always knew what you were going to get: On a Carousel, Stop All the Dancing, Look Through Any Window; and later there was Long Cool Woman, He Ain't Heavy, Air That I Breathe. One of the reasons Graham Nash left the Hollies (apart from being totally seduced by the American pop-rock-soul music explosion -- and a pleasant fling with Joni Mitchell) was that he'd written a song the Hollies felt they should not perform because it did not sound like a Holies song: Marrakesh Express. But put on a copy of Hollies Greatest Hits and you'll get your fill of that distinct sound, a sort of time capsule of 1960's swingin' London hitsville.

Graham Gouldman also wrote " No Milk Today", a song about lost love. Both songs are brilliant.

The Hollies were a huge band in the 60’s , especially in the UK. Graham Nash left the Hollies in 1968 to form a new band called Crosby, Stills and Nash. Another great Hollies song is “Look Through Any Window”.

Nice, love the Hollies and their wonderful vocals, great song! For another, try Carrie Anne, another big hit back in the day. Enjoy my dear! 🎵🎸🎤🎶

This was a popular song in the 60's by the Hollies, in the UK. They had a lot of hits and 'He ain't Heavy, He's my Brother' is a famous one. Great Band-Colin Ward

Plot twist. He had a car the whole time. He just went that bus stop so he could be with her. 😘

I think I was about 14 when it came out. When I heard it on the radio I just knew I had to have it. It would get stuck in your head. I loved it.

He met her at the bus stop and now all he needs is the air that he breathes and to love her.

Great mid-sixties song!

It was a great song like most of the Hollies songs. Your young but people of my generation love the music and the words

Written by a very young Graham Gouldman. A nice song 😊

One of a few songs, which Graham Gouldman later with the band 10CC wrote just before getting famous himself. A nice song by the Hollies !

You need to listen to “The Air that I Breathe”; it is their best song IMHO.

The Hollies were a great band and had many great songs

First song I danced 2 in high school. Thanks 4 the memories of 👍🤗

Good honest review. Interesting fact, the songwriter was Graham Gouldman of 10cc fame, who also penned For Your Love by the Yardbirds amongst many others.

Those harmonies sound great on an AM radio. That 12-string guitar slays and the backing vocals are sung by Graham Nash, who went on to form Crosby, Stills & Nash. Pop music from the fifties and sixties resonated throughout the seventies and eighties. I remember hearing this song on the radio in the eighties while driving around San Diego listening to the "golden oldies" station coming out of Tijuana -- XTRA "extra gold" -- in the old work truck we used to run errands at the place I worked.

I loved the harmonies and the 12 string guitar and a simple tune about a Cute Meet, hehe!

The high voice is Graham Nash later was in Crosby Stills and Nash.

Apart from the catchy melody and trendy Eastern-inflienced instrumentation, what makes this work so well is the economy and simplicity of the lyrics. 'Bus stop, wet day, she's there, I say'. Scenario in eight words. Add to that the clear, edgy harmonies of Graham Nash and Allan Clarke and you have the perfect 60s pop song, ideal for AM radio and the transistor radios we all carried with us everywhere, just as young people do with their cellphones today. Try to embrace the musical context for better appreciation. Sometimes ears alone are not enough, Angela.

All I can say is that I'm disappointed that she was disappointed.

This is a great UK band with multiple talents and multiple hits! All their hits were very distinct from each other! Far out, and I'm writing this before I hear your reaction! Later!

Cute song. Was am AM radio staple in the 60s.

I guess you had to live through the 60's. Also you have to realize, not every song is going to totally knock your socks off. I love the song...is it a masterpiece, no, but still a great song and part of the greatest era of music.

Brings back great memories.

Angela, you got great taste. That's why I love coming here to see your pretty face and hear great music. Many from my youth..

Graham Gouldman wrote this song for the Hollies. He went on to found the band 10cc with Eric Stewart.

It's funny, your wearing what looks like a black dress and the Hollies did a song called "Long Cool Woman in A Black Dress"

I think you would like "Carrie Ann", "Long Cool Woman" and "The Air that I breathe" are other good songs by The Hollies

Only the Beatles had more top 10 hits in the UK. Superb band from Manchester.

Graham Nash's high harmonies are very distinct in this song.

By August, she was mine. That line always resounds with me.

Was in the tenth grade when this came out.

I'm glad that you're being honest with whether you like a song or not. There are extremely popular songs that I hate. And vice versa. Everyone is wired differently, and the world would be a boring place if we all liked the same things.

A masterpiece

Ha, yes, interesting. I’ve always liked this one, still do. I hear the Monkeys and Stones similarity, but smile knowing Graham Nash is in the harmonic mix. Cross-reference LovinSpoonful’s “Rain on the Roof” and the Police “Don’t Stand So Close to Me”. Oh, and Prince “Raspberry Beret”. … and John Sebastian “Magical Connection”. Something about rain and love… or something close to it… 😃

Check out Long Cool Woman In A Black Dress, and Long Dark Road by The Hollies.

The Mona Lisa Twins do a great version of this.

Good oldie❤

Herman's Hermits did a great cover of this song.......

One of Graham Gouldman's best.

I can tell when you're not thrilled with a song. I like this song. Different people like different things.

Hmmm. I guess I can understand your reaction. How about an upbeat breakup song? Might that catch your interest? Try "Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter," by Herman's Hermits. A bouncy breakup song. Yeah.

It's an odd song for sure kind of off beat and very popular in its day. The rhymes are a little weak and it hasn't aged well. Still a nice nostalgic choice so I'll give a thumbs up as I know many are gonna love it so.

Hello Angela, how do you make a payment for a request,Thanking you in advance,Best wishes from Bonnie Scotland.

Request: Hot Stuff by the Stones

Never broke up.

Great song. Doubt you’ll have 3 better songs this week

Really good song. Hear the melody. Not the genre.

Happy Monday with these great classical music 🎶 hit's ❤... Please check out and react to Eurythmics -Sweet Dreams ( if you ain't done it yet) and check-out/react to Maxwell -Lifetime or This Lifetime both song's mentioned are very good Classical hit's I believe you'll enjoy my dear ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊

There nothing lift there in rock roll fame they made money they living a long life they did even he in was in nesh was in big group

Not my favorite by them. I prefer On a Carousel , Hey Suzanne. Hey Carrieanne and Jennifer Eccles. A very good group.

You might like "Stop, Stop, Stop" better

Not something I’d listen to.

It isn't one of their best

It's very odd that this wonderful song left you feeling cold.