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In my opinion, this week's “Remake of a Classic” has one of the coolest guitar intros ever written...and it's harder than it looks (for me, at least). "Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress" (also titled "Long Cool Woman") by The Hollies was released in 1971 on the band's album, “Distant Light”. It peaked at number two in the U.S. and number 32 in the UK (which seems odd since The Hollies were a British band). On the day “Long Cool Woman” was recorded at Air Studios, producer Ron Richard was ill, and as a result the band ended up producing the tune (when Richard returned he did the mixing). The song is a departure from other songs by The Hollies in that it only has one vocal line...instead of the usual three-part harmonies they were known for (just give a listen to “Carrie Ann” or “Bus Stop”). Writer and guitarist Allan Clarke said the song was intentionally written in the style of CCR, and he actually tried to sing like Fogerty (again, listen to their other tunes...none of the vocals is like this one). Other than the intro there's really nothing musically ground-breaking or difficult in this tune....it's really the effects that give it the 'feel'. Most of the videos I do take between eight to 10 hours from start to finish...this one only took 4.