Biography:
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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Other songs:
- A Little Loving
- Baby I Need Youre Loving
- He Could Never
- Hello Little Girl
- Here There Everywhere
- How Can I Tell Her
- I Love You Too
- Im In Love
- Just In Case
- My How The Time Goes By
- Rosetta
- Thats Only What They Say
- Till You Say Youll Be Mine
- Turn The Lights Down
- Wating For You
- You Got That Way
- Youve Changed
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The Fourmost 1965
Single
I Love You Too
Intro: Bongos and bass initially then rhythm guitar Am
Am D
Birrrds are made to sing, they love you
G Em
Even blue bells rinnng, they love you
C D
And a-nother thing, I love you, (too-oo-oo)
Am D
Weeping willows sigh, they love you
G Em
Breezes passing by, they love you
C D
It's no wonder why, I love you (too-oo-oo)
D
(Thank heavens you) came along
D G
It's been so-oh long
G D G
With-out a dream to be mine
G D
And somebody else, to-day
D G
You came my way
G Am D
And made a rainy day fiiine
Am D
People like to show, they love you
G Em
Any place you go, they love you
C D
And you'd better know, I love you (too-oo-oo)
D
(Thank heavens you) came along
D G
It's been so-oh long
G D G
With-out a dream to be mine
G D
And somebody else, to-day
D G
You came my way
G Am D
And made a rainy day fiiine
Am D
People like to show, they love you
G Em
Any place you go, they love you
C D
And you'd better know, I love you (too-oo-oo)
C D
And you'd better know, I love you (too-oo-oo)
Words in brackets are spoken only with no backing chords played
Single
I Love You Too
Intro: Bongos and bass initially then rhythm guitar Am
Am D
Birrrds are made to sing, they love you
G Em
Even blue bells rinnng, they love you
C D
And a-nother thing, I love you, (too-oo-oo)
Am D
Weeping willows sigh, they love you
G Em
Breezes passing by, they love you
C D
It's no wonder why, I love you (too-oo-oo)
D
(Thank heavens you) came along
D G
It's been so-oh long
G D G
With-out a dream to be mine
G D
And somebody else, to-day
D G
You came my way
G Am D
And made a rainy day fiiine
Am D
People like to show, they love you
G Em
Any place you go, they love you
C D
And you'd better know, I love you (too-oo-oo)
D
(Thank heavens you) came along
D G
It's been so-oh long
G D G
With-out a dream to be mine
G D
And somebody else, to-day
D G
You came my way
G Am D
And made a rainy day fiiine
Am D
People like to show, they love you
G Em
Any place you go, they love you
C D
And you'd better know, I love you (too-oo-oo)
C D
And you'd better know, I love you (too-oo-oo)
Words in brackets are spoken only with no backing chords played
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