The Fortunes

Number seven.

The Fortunes and Freedom Come, Freedom Go.

Freedom come, freedom go.

Tell me yes and then she tell me no.

The Bay City Rollers and Keep On Dancing at 9.

At 8, it's James Taylor and You've Got a Friend.

The Fortunes and Freedom Come, Freedom Go at 7.

At 6, it's Shirley Bassey and For All We Know.

got your troubles, I've got mine

1965, The Fortunes took that to almost the top, got to number two in the British charts and was a top ten hit for them in the US.

And then Howard just let me know Helen Shapiro turned 80 just recently.

Wow.

They've got great harmonies, just a great pop group.

They're called The Fortunes.

Their song, You've Got Your Troubles, was a major hit in 1965, and they returned to the American charts in 1971 with Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling.

I see that worried look upon your face You've got your troubles, I've got mine She's found somebody else to take your place You've got your troubles, I've got mine I too have lost my love today All of my dreams have flown away Now just like you I sit and wonder why You've got your troubles, I've got mine You need some sympathy, well so do I You've got your troubles, I've got mine She used to love me, that I know And it don't seem so long ago That we were walking And we were talking To have lost my love

It comes that rainy day feeling again.

And that brings our second British Invasion Twin Spin Show to a close.

20 songs, 10 great acts, and a whole lot of memories, from the zombies to the yardbirds, the moody blues, the seekers, the fortunes.

So much great music.

[laughs] I mean, if he does put out a new album, like, I'll check that out, but.

Now, when you think about The Fortunes, is Georgia on your mind? [laughs]

No.

All right.