Born in the Wrong Era Long Cool Woman (In a Black Dress - The Hollies #70smusic #1970s #70s #rockmusic #vintage | Bryson Keith

408K views · 25K reactions |  The Hollies Long Cool Woman In A Black Dress La Mujer De Negro 1971 #ClassicRock | Chavo RucosMúsica | Facebook

The Hollies - Long Cool Woman (in A Black Dress) The Midnight Special 1973, HD 60fps | KaTman's Video Jukebox

5.1K views · 51 reactions | JD Vance walking out to ‘Long Cool Woman In A Black Dress’ by The Hollies 1951. You really should take a look at the lyrics. “Charlie said, I hope that you’re able, boy ‘Cause I’m telling you she knows where it’s at Well, suddenly we hear the sirens And everybody started to run Jumping under doors and tables Well, I heard somebody shooting a gun” #nteb #nowtheendbegins #longcoolwomaninablackdress | Now The End Begins Ministries | Facebook

On this date in 1972, LONG COOL WOMAN IN A BLACK DRESS by THE HOLLIES entered the Billboard Hot 100 at #75 (Jun 24, 1972) Written by Allan Clarke and the British songwriting duo Roger Cook and Roger Greenaway, the song narrates the adventures of a government agent and a femme fatale during the Prohibition era in America. The creation of the song has an interesting backstory. Clarke, Cook, and Greenaway composed it in England after a night out at the pub. They wanted to write a song about "Prohib