About The Fourmost
The Fourmost were an English Merseybeat band that recorded in the 1960s. Their biggest UK hit single was "A Little Loving" in 1964. Guitarist/vocalist Brian O'Hara and best friend guitarist/vocalist Joey Bower (born Joseph Bower, 17 November 1939, Dingle, Liverpool, Lancashire) formed the Two Jays in 1957. The group changed its name to the Four Jays in September 1959 when bass guitarist/singer Billy Hatton and drummer Brian Redman (born 21 June 1941, Huyton, Liverpool, Lancashire) joined the group.
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Top Tracks
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Hello Little Girl
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I'm in Love
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A Little Loving
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Baby I Need Your Loving
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The In Crowd
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You Got That Way
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Girls Girls Girls
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The Girl Can'T Help It
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I Love You Too
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Baby Sittin' Boogie
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So Fine
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Yakety Yak
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Baby I Need Your Lovin'
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How Can I Tell Her
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Respectable
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A Little Lovin'
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Girls, Girls, Girls
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He Could Never
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Just In Case
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Sure To Fall (In Love With You)
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Why Do Fools Fall In Love
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That's Only What They Say
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Some Kind Of Wonderful
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Everything In The Garden
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Till You Say You'Ll Be Mine
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Heebie Jeebies
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Here There And Everywhere
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Some Kind of Wonderful - Stereo; 1997 Remaster
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Today I'M In Love
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My How The Time Goes By
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Turn The Lights Down
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Auntie Maggie's Remedy
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My Block
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You'Ve Changed
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Waitin' For You
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Stop
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Some Kind Of Wonderful - Stereo;1997 Remastered Version
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I Love You Too - Mono Version; 1997 Remaster
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Waiting For You
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Dawn (Go Away)
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I Love You Too - Stereo Version; 1997 Remaster
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Hebbie Jebbies
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Baby I Need Yor Lovin'
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Here, There And Everywhere
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Baby I Need Your Love
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Some Kind of Wonderful - Mono; 1997 Remaster
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I Love You Too (Stereo) - 1997 Remastered
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Bound To Lose My Heart
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Something's Got A Hold On Me
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Damn (Go Away)
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