A shout out to anyone listening to this in March 2024. These were real guys, suited, clean cut, and singing with real voices. Songs that you could dance to all night long. 😎 Unfortunately, those days are gone forever. 😢
My trouble is that my youth went by in such a rush that I'm afraid that I missed some of it, but this musical era makes me young again. Tim M. 2-26-2024
I remember hearing a poll taken in the 70’s that this recording was voted the best produced record of all time. I can’t imagine this recording being any better. It’s absolutely perfect.
Ringo should have taken lessons from their drummer. Listen to them do this live and you’ll see why. On this recording none of them played instruments. All session players. The live version is on here.
Great song from a time when musicians could actually perform as they were professionals, not like so many today. At 74 I can still remember the words and the tune.
I was a teenager when this was released in 65. It was a favorite at sports night dances. Crazy thing about the Fortunes, their lyrics are sad but their melody is happy!
"When we were walking, when we were talking . . . The way that lovers do." Such a heartfelt lyric. Love this song for the memories it brings of lost love.
As a child of 6, I remember going with my sister and my late parents for a picnic on a hot summer day. We heard this on the radio and it has forever reminded of a fantastic day. Love and miss you, Mum and Dad x
The guitarist in the centre was I guy called Glen Dale. When he was younger he had a group called Dickie Lee and the Travellers and based in Kent. My brother was in that group and they practicied at our house back in 1959/1960!!
A bygone era...when this was a hit, there were clubs all over town with live bands and dance floors...and the bands were playing real instruments...wearing show clothes...what a damn shame it's gone.
This song is just dripping in melancholy and old memories!!! I was just a little kid when this song came out but I still remember hearing it on the radio. They don't make songs and rhythms like this anymore.
I was a little kid when it came out. We lived way back in the boonies no neighbors for 1/2 mile & they were relatives. We had an old Philco radio(which I have it now). My Mom would turn it on so me & my sis could listen. Soooo many years ago. Best music.
I was 10years old when this song came out. I grow up listening to the best music of the 60’s due too my older brother. This was his music. I missed that time we shared.
Yes radio was VERY important during the sixties, especially the so called 'pirate stations'. How I miss those simple times, sitting around a small transistor radio on the beach, listening to all the tremedous music, drinking some beer and kissing the girls...
Actually they did! “Here it comes again” charted at number 27 in 1966. 1971 with Here comes that rainy Day feeling again reached 15. They released five singles that charted in the US and two albums, one of which reached 14th in sales in 1987 “the best of.”
Brilliant. I was only 3 year's old when this song came out. Has I was growing up I was beginning to enjoy this song and all other songs of the 1960s. I still love all the song's. Are all the members of the fortunes still alive. I hope they have been placed in music hall of fame
Ah yes, the year I graduated HS, just before my Uncle Sam called me away to do war. We were a generation most unprepared for what we were about to meet...America was scared for life and I think maybe cursed for ever. I alwasy felt that his song, with its title, pretty well defines us all today!
I remember hearing this song for the first time as a little boy. My family and I were spending the day at the beach. My dad had brought a portable AM radio. It was a beautiful sunny day and I'm playing in the sand... The sound of seagulls and the waves breaking on the shore....The tang of the salty air, mixed with the smell of the cold fried chicken that my mom had brought in a picnic basket.... Ahh, those were truly idyllic days.....
I was dreaming this song just before I woke up this morning. Had to hear it. What a great composition and arrangement. Great performance too. Too many talented groups were one hit wonders.
this song and "Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again" are a couple of my favorite memories from my teen years - their harmonies are still a joy to listen to - terrific musical arrangements too
When I was a rank beginner guitar player I saw these guys live in a small club in Sunderland. Their performance was impressive and polished with very tight vocals.
I woke up and this song was on my mind. My mom must be playing this song in heaven...I can hear her singing along I grew up listening to all her music. Thank you mom for teaching me to love all kinds of music.
This was a vinyl single from the box of my father that I played being 7 years old. and I loved it most of all Now 44 years later it has become stronger instead of weaker it is a supersong
I was given a few 45 singles and a record player as a child. One of the records was this, I loved the chord progressions and the 'sound' so i played it and played it over and over (and got told off!) I was told to 'put other records on' LOL SUPERB song, AMAZING BAND.
An amazing song yet slowly disappearing under the sands of time like so many other great songs and artists. We forget that all these bands and great songs came from Great Britain too. Such a great crop of talent the country had n those days.
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A shout out to anyone listening to this in March 2024.
These were real guys, suited, clean cut, and singing with real voices. Songs that you could dance to all night long. 😎
Unfortunately, those days are gone forever. 😢
One of the all time best👍🤓 Bernd Germany 2024❤🌹
@tennislover5763 Shout out to you! But, it's April already! Don't you find that time goes much faster as we get older?!😊 3:24 3:24
@@sarahjeannepeterson5536
Too fast!
there isn't even a mic in front of them
They were not considered 'clean cut' by the older generation then. The longish hair was a big deal. 😂
We of a certain age were so lucky to have been able to be so fortunate to have lived through this time of this music... best era 60's and 70's. ..
Smiles, hi Elizabeth 👋
very fortune-ate! 🙂
I Agree 👍
Hey Elizabeth-- get to the point
Include the mid 50 Elizabeth 😊
I'm 76 years old.This song brings back so many fond memories.
Me, too, I am 76. I remember Gene Pitney introducing this on radio. It may have been ‘Saturday Club’.
you are so right i saw them live in grimsby at a working mens club they were great even then
We have our own 70's club right here listening to great music!!!
At 70 years old, I still love this song.
Me too Maria Chapman, takes me right back to the day.Best wishes to you always.
Love this song until the end of my days. Oh those were the days of my youth!
Das war unser erstes Stück, nachdem wir unsere Musik-"Kariere" starteten.
Me too Maria! I’m 70 also 😮
@@williamsheppard1460 I'm actual 74.😄
The harmonies. The production. Once in a lifetime.
Smiles, hi Martha 👋
My trouble is that my youth went by in such a rush that I'm afraid that I missed some of it, but this musical era makes me young again. Tim M. 2-26-2024
One of the best groups with a harmony that was just perfect. Still love this song.
I remember hearing a poll taken in the 70’s that this recording was voted the best produced record of all time. I can’t imagine this recording being any better. It’s absolutely perfect.
One of the great songs of the 60s.
This has my fave ending of any 60s song! Gorgeous!
Not sure about the Stereo mix, but it is pretty good stereo for that time. Kind of jolts you when they are singing the counterpart.
Fortunately there was phil spector .... best attempt ..I think you mean ...but good anyway 4 for effort , damm those horns were upfront .....
This song is Absolutely one of the VERY BEST songs of the British Invasion Era. This song is GREAT!! LOVE IT!!
A LOT of great songs came out in 1965.
Agree!!!
A beautiful jam, Antonio
Ringo should have taken lessons from their drummer. Listen to them do this live and you’ll see why. On this recording none of them played instruments. All session players. The live version is on here.
@@lovejackseye8352 indeed. 65 was pure orgasmic in music. Same Week when this Song showed Up 'Yesterday' from 'Beatles' charted all around the Globe.
It’s 2023 and this is still such a fabulous song and recording.
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Am 72...this is such beautiful song.
I'm 74 and I still love all their songs, just beautiful music can never stop listening to.
Great song from a time when musicians could actually perform as they were professionals, not like so many today. At 74 I can still remember the words and the tune.
These guys only sang on the track. They were backed up by another band.
And you can hear every word - no wonder we can all remember the words of the songs of this era! 😂😂
I remember it all.too. I'm 75. I graduated high school in 1966.
Time of the Season is great also.....
I was a teenager when this was released in 65. It was a favorite at sports night dances. Crazy thing about the Fortunes, their lyrics are sad but their melody is happy!
So was I in 1965.
I always found it all sad. I still love it.
So was I.
What a wonderful era.. Full of hope and happiness.. Wish I could go back and do it all again..
Oh how I wish I could go back to the 60s!!
Suddenly it's 1965 again and I am a high school senior with my whole life ahead of me.
British groups.!!
"When we were walking, when we were talking . . . The way that lovers do." Such a heartfelt lyric. Love this song for the memories it brings of lost love.
......".WHEN ALL IS SAID AND DONE..."..
CHRIS.....(1966)
@MiTmite9
Songwriters of today do not write lyrics of this high standard!
As a child of 6, I remember going with my sister and my late parents for a picnic on a hot summer day. We heard this on the radio and it has forever reminded of a fantastic day. Love and miss you, Mum and Dad x
Thank you for sharing your beautiful childhood memories.
Thats what favourite songs do, bring back happy times, like a photograph in sound.
glad i was around in that era of beautiful music,at 77 still gives me a lift
Im only 71 I’ve always enjoyed most of the sixties music, this one included
Cheers have a great day
I was also a teenager when this came out and loved it. It's still a favourite of mine today.
A song I never get tired of playing. One of my favourites of all time.
Great song,great times 18 yrs when this was a hit.😊
The guitarist in the centre was I guy called Glen Dale. When he was younger he had a group called Dickie Lee and the Travellers and based in Kent. My brother was in that group and they practicied at our house back in 1959/1960!!
This song was big back then! Lived during the most fantastic musical period this world will ever see!!!!
A bygone era...when this was a hit, there were clubs all over town with live bands and dance floors...and the bands were playing real instruments...wearing show clothes...what a damn shame it's gone.
It is a shame we cannot go back in time to this great music!
Saw these in Butlins Skegness 60s festival- awesome!
I hear you brother
This era will be seen as the apex for American music and society. The beginning of the end came just a few years after.
That is so true .... the days when you could get up close to them!
This song is just dripping in melancholy and old memories!!! I was just a little kid when this song came out but I still remember hearing it on the radio. They don't make songs and rhythms like this anymore.
I was a little kid when it came out. We lived way back in the boonies no neighbors for 1/2 mile & they were relatives. We had an old Philco radio(which I have it now). My Mom would turn it on so me & my sis could listen. Soooo many years ago. Best music.
I was 5. No kindergarten or preschool back then.
@@danettehart309 I lived in the country too, closest kids to play with where a mile walk away.
I went to Kindergarten when I was 6 . Born in 62
My mom used to sing this all time i was little bpy
Simply, This song is great in all aspects.
This is definitely one of my favourites.
The harmony is outstanding and very special for music lovers.
I’m 73 and also love this and memories come flooding back ❤
If I'd lived for a thousand years, I'd still remember the ending part of this song!
How many years did you live? (just kidding you) Obviously I like this song too.
Lol.
At 84 I still love this song too.
Personally, I think this song is The Fortunes' best.
I was 10years old when this song came out. I grow up listening to the best music of the 60’s due too my older brother. This was his music. I missed that time we shared.
I was too, but still remember it, so much great music, I wonder if tunes today will be remembered in 50 plus years?
I doubt it very much. The 60’s music touched emotions on an innocent level of the human heart.
Me too!
I was 10 years old when I first heard this song. Unbelievable how time flies when you hear such good music.
Love this song! I’m 76 and sing along!❤
Smiles, hi Susan 👋
I still love this song, all these years later..one of the VERY BEST! 🤗💖
Smiles, hi rosey👋
The golden age of music that will never return
The greatest thing is that we can keep in our lives and let the younger generation have their own.
Nor will it disappear, it's time will come again for a new generation. The wheel always rotates.
My God !! The Fortunes were fabulous !!! Greatly overlooked by music snobs. Great great song... great group !!
Will never forget this song. I remember it when it was on the radio.....back when radio was important.
....almost sounds like a Burt Bacharach production
Yes radio was VERY important during the sixties, especially the so called 'pirate stations'. How I miss those simple times, sitting around a small transistor radio on the beach, listening to all the tremedous music, drinking some beer and kissing the girls...
Radio was all we had in those days! great!
"When music was music and Top 40 was King"
Always had a transistor radio with us in the building trade, great times
I'm 65 and i remember this song well. Great song.
Incredible arrangement. Love the horns.
And that vocal overdub ending is pure genius.
And I’m 75. Brings back many memories
I love this song it brings back memories we had so much fun in the lat 50 &60 i' m 74 year s old i wish we could go back to that era again miss it.
The Fortunes didn't have any after this hit. A well constructed song with great vocals.This was well up on the charts in October 64!
Actually they did! “Here it comes again” charted at number 27 in 1966. 1971 with Here comes that rainy Day feeling again reached 15. They released five singles that charted in the US and two albums, one of which reached 14th in sales in 1987 “the best of.”
@@FRANKSNAKE71Another song of theirs that was a hit here in the UK was "Freedom Come Freedom Go" in about 1971
They had numerous hits
Check out their greatest hits many fabulous songs
storm in a teacup . 1972
Memories of my teenage years, they were the best times
Loved it since high school, 1965.
Brilliant.
I was only 3 year's old when this song came out.
Has I was growing up I was beginning to enjoy this song and all other songs of the 1960s.
I still love all the song's.
Are all the members of the fortunes still alive.
I hope they have been placed in music hall of fame
They certainly don’t make such great music like this now. So good.
"Here It Comes Again" , "Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again"; "Storm in a Teacup" and "Freedom Come, Freedom Go". All well-produced hits.
This song also.
An obscure but good song of theirs is I Have to Go. Check it out. It's a B side. I forget the A side.
Utterly brilliant song and rendition of it. Encapsulates the spirit of the 60s 'British Invasion'. LOVED it as a child and love it still.
This is the best era...the 1960s and 1970s....this shows...the music 🎵🎶 was magic.....😊
The Fortunes are one of the most underrated groups of all-time!!!
xoxo The Clarences
they was never underrated they did not make enough hits
@@michaelmcleavy953 Thanks. xoxo The Clarences
You can be the best in what you do, but without the right material, it won't sell.
@@MrDaiseymay Thanks! xoxo The Clarences
Ah yes, the year I graduated HS, just before my Uncle Sam called me away to do war. We were a generation most unprepared for what we were about to meet...America was scared for life and I think maybe cursed for ever. I alwasy felt that his song, with its title, pretty well defines us all today!
Every single time someone I do not know very well tells me all about their problems without taking a breath I think of this song.
A great band,who deserved more. They played live on Radio 1 alongside The Beatles and a few more great bands. They wuz fab!
The Fortunes still love this song tremendous group even in 2021 listening still sounds Modern,
MEMORIES GALORE !! COME BACK 1960's /1970's 💖💖💖💖👋👋👍👍💯. FROM, U.K. (2023).
Just a great video back in 1965
You may be gone but not forgotten ❤
Another superb British group.
I remember hearing this song for the first time as a little boy. My family and I were spending the day at the beach. My dad had brought a portable AM radio. It was a beautiful sunny day and I'm playing in the sand... The sound of seagulls and the waves breaking on the shore....The tang of the salty air, mixed with the smell of the cold fried chicken that my mom had brought in a picnic basket.... Ahh, those were truly idyllic days.....
At 88 I still love it
I'm 69 and still listening 😊😊
Love this song all my life it says so much about the sixities
I was dreaming this song just before I woke up this morning. Had to hear it. What a great composition and arrangement. Great performance too. Too many talented groups were one hit wonders.
Me too!! Just today 💙
Michael Angelus the fortunes weren’t a one hit wonder.
yes there were a lot of groups that were in the shadows of the beatles
Not sure how they did in England, but in America they had three top-40 hits, and six songs made the Hot 100.
I am here for the same reason. The tune was in a dream. As soon as I woke up I came here to find it.
All you can say...Perfect
THIS RECORDING IS AWESOME!!
Yep! Superb!!
Great song !!!
When music was really music!
Beautiful song beautifully done. Perfect
Great 60's song.
this song and "Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again" are a couple of my favorite memories from my teen years - their harmonies are still a joy to listen to - terrific musical arrangements too
When I was a rank beginner guitar player I saw these guys live in a small club in Sunderland. Their performance was impressive and polished with very tight vocals.
plus the go go girls! and the drumer chatting up a bird behind him, those were the days my friend...
Fantastic group, fantastic era to live in, fantastic music. What more can I say. Brilliant.
Talented music for talented people
The Fortunes, definitely turned out some good music..
I thought this was thier only US hit!
I woke up and this song was on my mind.
My mom must be playing this song in heaven...I can hear her singing along
I grew up listening to all her music. Thank you mom for teaching me to love all kinds of music.
how lovely... what a way to remember mum
this happens to me all the time too...and with this song
This was a vinyl single from the box of my father that I played being 7 years old. and I loved it most of all
Now 44 years later it has become stronger instead of weaker it is a supersong
I’m not even from that era but I absolutely love this ❤
I agree with what everyone else said. Wonderful music, excellent singers/musicians. I too wish we could go back to those days.
My mother and I bonded over this song-back in ‘66.
One of my all time favourite songs
Ah, brings back so many memories.
Still a fantastic song, 58 years later!
Another masterpiece from the two Rogers, Cook and Greenaway.
That was classic! Unparalleled harmonies.They could do that without instruments and sound just as good. 👏👏👍👍
It brings back sweet memories when I was young.❤😊🥰
I was given a few 45 singles and a record player as a child. One of the records was this, I loved the chord progressions and the 'sound' so i played it and played it over and over (and got told off!) I was told to 'put other records on' LOL SUPERB song, AMAZING BAND.
I was in hospital with a broken leg when this was No2. Loved it.
What a great Arrangement and Production for 1965 .........Take me Back Tomorrow
An amazing song yet slowly disappearing under the sands of time like so many other great songs and artists. We forget that all these bands and great songs came from Great Britain too. Such a great crop of talent the country had n those days.
This was a huge hit in Massachusetts when it was new, I loved this song. I was about 12.
Some songs are just filled with memories and this one hurts deep because it tells a story of a lost love.
As a teen in the 60's, we used to dance to this record at Saturday morning Ballroom dancing classes, Brings back some happy memories.
me too happy memories
Classic act, classic group 👌 their sound was great and still resounds today!
Always thought it was Jay & The Americans.
One Of The Best Groups To Come From Birmingham England 🏴!
I've always loved this song and how towards the end both different melodies overlap each other.
Background music in the sixties was fabulous. People today don't know what they missed.
This is one of those songs that has been sitting in my head ever since. Life has passed, and the song is on my mind, as if I were 15.
I've always loved this song for as long as I can remember. The production of it is just superb.