The Fourmost - A Little Loving (1965)_HQ

[gusruth]

Guy in the beginning is Jimmy Saville British D J of the era. Only died not long ago. There is a Lois Theroux doco onJimmy Saville

[Ramonezs]

whos that guy in the beginning?

[valtojos]

It Was Mike Millward that died early in their career. Brian Ohara I believe comitted suicide 1999.

[royston0712]

the fourmost are still around,trading as the CLOUDS,they were the beatles support act for years.

[jarama77]

Reminds me of the Animals in their appearance.

[lkijju]

nearly 50 years ago! Where's my life gone? Doing a paper round when this came out.

[HilaryMG]

Yes they were a great band and deserved more fame then they got, they were fabulous!!!!

[nuipret]

i always liked the fourmost. the big guy on the left died of (i think) cancer. god bless him. i think his name was mike. but this group always turned out decent songs, they should have been bigger than they were.i wonder if they are still touring?

[flan453]

What fucking rubbish from 4 wankers

[doowop76]

The bass player looks like all the Beatles combined.

[flan453]

@doowop76  excellent observation! They should have been named 'The 4 Losers'

[TheHtter]

wow ringo starr on guitar :o xD

[doubleotwentyone]

A Gretsch Bikini bass there...interesting...

[shaftsbury94]

lovely old instruments

[MrRETEROROB]

nice clip !

[mollymitch1]

@bostonsurfboard Had to look after that I would have thought a song like this would go to the top. Went to Number 6 in UK in April 64. Looking at Wikipedia didn't get a mention USA Surprises me that does, great song I love it

[TurntableMadness]

This song just has something a bit more in it that a Beatles song of 65' would have, but don't get me wrong, The Beatles 1965 songs a great too.

[gaham99]

that guy is that doc emet.brown from BACK TO THE FUTURE

[FaerieCrone]

@gaham99 No, it's Jimmy Saville. A very popular DJ in the Sixties and Seventies UK.

[TheInevitableSaiyan]

That person that introduces the songs is creepy

[TechnoPath99]

@TheInevitableSaiyan Sure as hell, yeah!

[Optronyx]

Mr. Hatton bought me a pint this Christmas. Top bloke.

[AgentGustavo]

I wish all the beat music from that time was with this quality in YouTube.

[apprenticeamanda]

Great video and great song!!!!!

[THEIRONMAN9]

hello father ! (billy hatton)

[12347771]

What is that Bass? I saw a pic of Bill Wyman playing the same one in a very very early stones photo. Any one know??

[1964GuitarCovers]

@12347771 looks like a gretsch bass. a bikni model. rare bass.

[TheBabyboomkidof53]

I dont see john at all in the bass player. I see ringo slightly.

[wilhelm1974]

this guy at the beginning kills me with that sillie hairdo lol

[boardey]

Shame they never made it, I thought they were good.

[HilaryMG]

Fantastic! they really were one of the best, and agree with whigwood, the bass player does indeed look like John...

[BlackCountryPuddler]

The set cost tuppence....

[whigwood]

Must be John Lennon's brother on bass.

[motherlandAZERBAIJAN]

great....

[8megmac]

What a great feelgood song.

[lyndloo]

exellent vid !!! this group had only a couple of hits bak in the 60s' But they were Great thanx my friend for a great post x lyndloo..

[ironbuttermilk]

Those ugly Gretsch basses looked like some kid made 'em in shop class. LOL. ick!

[mewrth]

@ironbuttermilk I actually like this little bass a whole lot! Gotta love 60's odd guitars

[NearAbbeyRoad]

@ironbuttermilk

I always thought they looked brilliant. plain and classy. The other white trimmed things looked men in cowboy hats play them.

[JeBeNL]

Mersey-beat...great sound .

[blutocampbell]

Jimmy Saville is a funny guy

[Sarahfreckle]

I always liked the guy on the left who holds his guitar horizontally. Funny the things I thought were cool way back then.

[eileenfleming41]

I was lucky enough to play in a band with the drummer Dave lovelady, in the 80s, what a top drummer he was, and a more lovely guy you couldn't wish to meet.

[shrewsfan123]

They were a class act.

[TZEITEL10]

@shrewsfan123 True

[JM7MusicLtd]

i love this song !