There are at least three artists by the name of The Fortunes.
1. The… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least three artists by the name of The Fortunes.
1. The Fortunes were an English beat group. Formed in Birmingham, The Fortunes first came to prominence and international acclaim in 1965, when "You've Got Your Troubles" broke into the American and British Top Ten.
Following in the wake of Merseybeat, and the R&B of the Rolling Stones, The Fortunes added another dimension to the sound of pop, with their sophisticated orchestration, dual lead vocals and well worked counter-melodies.
The result was a succession of distinctive hits including "You've Got Your Troubles", "Here It Comes Again" (both 1965), and "Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again"; even continuing into the 1970s with more globally successful releases such as "Storm in a Teacup" and "Freedom Come, Freedom Go".
Originally a trio called The Cliftones, their first single "Summertime Summertime" went unnoticed, but the follow-up in 1964, "Caroline", was used as the signature tune for the influential Pirate Radio station Radio Caroline. The Fortunes had a steady succession of world-wide hits culminating in 1972, with the release of "Storm in a Teacup". During this period, The Fortunes were also one-time the voices for the US Coca Cola adverts ("It's The Real Thing").
Founding member, and lead vocalist, Rod Allen has continued fronting an ever changing version of The Fortunes since 1963.
The Fortunes were awarded a gold disc in 1987, for over 100,000 sales of their All The Hits and More album.
In March 1995 vocalist/keyboard/guitar player Bob Jackson was added to The Fortunes' ranks. Jackson, who was a former member of the group Badfinger, now leads the band through a tribute to his former group, including a version of the Badfinger-penned classic "Without You", made famous by Harry Nilsson, and more recently Mariah Carey. A more recent addition to The Fortunes present day personnel is Geoff Turton. He was originally a member of the Birmingham based band, The Rockin' Berries who had hits with "He's In Town" and "Poor Man's Son". He also had a certain amount of success under the 'nom de plume' Jefferson both at home and in the U.S..
The Fortunes continue to tour to this day, appearing on the nostalgia circuit. The U.K. line-up features those who appeared on their popular 1960s recordings; but there is also a touring US group that features none of the original hit-makers.
2. FORTUNES consists of Collin DuPree and his wife, Karsyn DuPree. They reside in the quaint yet somewhat happenin' Tyler, TX. Collin has been making music and touring the majority of his life with his family in a band called Merriment and Karsyn has performed with the band on one tour in 2014. Aside from the one Merriment tour, Karsyn has played several solo numbers in Tyler. By day, they run BLISSBRANCH, a lifestyle blog and online shop. The duo is in the process of releasing their first EP, with a record to follow later in the year.
3. Melbourne-based, New Zealand-born R&B / Electronic duo, FORTUNES; consisting of Conor McCabe on vocals and Barnaby Matthews on Production.
1. The… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least three artists by the name of The Fortunes.
1. The Fortunes were an English beat group. Formed in Birmingham, The Fortunes first came to prominence and international acclaim in 1965, when "You've Got Your Troubles" broke into the American and British Top Ten.
Following in the wake of Merseybeat, and the R&B of the Rolling Stones, The Fortunes added another dimension to the sound of pop, with their sophisticated orchestration, dual lead vocals and well worked counter-melodies.
The result was a succession of distinctive hits including "You've Got Your Troubles", "Here It Comes Again" (both 1965), and "Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again"; even continuing into the 1970s with more globally successful releases such as "Storm in a Teacup" and "Freedom Come, Freedom Go".
Originally a trio called The Cliftones, their first single "Summertime Summertime" went unnoticed, but the follow-up in 1964, "Caroline", was used as the signature tune for the influential Pirate Radio station Radio Caroline. The Fortunes had a steady succession of world-wide hits culminating in 1972, with the release of "Storm in a Teacup". During this period, The Fortunes were also one-time the voices for the US Coca Cola adverts ("It's The Real Thing").
Founding member, and lead vocalist, Rod Allen has continued fronting an ever changing version of The Fortunes since 1963.
The Fortunes were awarded a gold disc in 1987, for over 100,000 sales of their All The Hits and More album.
In March 1995 vocalist/keyboard/guitar player Bob Jackson was added to The Fortunes' ranks. Jackson, who was a former member of the group Badfinger, now leads the band through a tribute to his former group, including a version of the Badfinger-penned classic "Without You", made famous by Harry Nilsson, and more recently Mariah Carey. A more recent addition to The Fortunes present day personnel is Geoff Turton. He was originally a member of the Birmingham based band, The Rockin' Berries who had hits with "He's In Town" and "Poor Man's Son". He also had a certain amount of success under the 'nom de plume' Jefferson both at home and in the U.S..
The Fortunes continue to tour to this day, appearing on the nostalgia circuit. The U.K. line-up features those who appeared on their popular 1960s recordings; but there is also a touring US group that features none of the original hit-makers.
2. FORTUNES consists of Collin DuPree and his wife, Karsyn DuPree. They reside in the quaint yet somewhat happenin' Tyler, TX. Collin has been making music and touring the majority of his life with his family in a band called Merriment and Karsyn has performed with the band on one tour in 2014. Aside from the one Merriment tour, Karsyn has played several solo numbers in Tyler. By day, they run BLISSBRANCH, a lifestyle blog and online shop. The duo is in the process of releasing their first EP, with a record to follow later in the year.
3. Melbourne-based, New Zealand-born R&B / Electronic duo, FORTUNES; consisting of Conor McCabe on vocals and Barnaby Matthews on Production.
Justin Bieber
The Fortunes Lyrics
Feel like Justin Bieber, baby, baby, oh
90s Justin Timberlake with wavy fro, ooh
Always just in time, call me "Justin Time"
You say
"Are these songs about me?" Fuckin' right!
Oh, maybe you should move to Melbourne
That's where I be
Like the shining big house
All these raps I'm writing
And we put a song in your Apple library
Now we're speeding, yelling lyrics out
Crazy driving we should speed this up, yeah
I just need somebody to love
I just need somebody to love
Can you put me on to that new?
A throwback would go down too
Maybe this could be one of our tunes
When it plays
We can say that this is our tune
This one's going straight on the playlist
The soundtrack of us too
It's just us when they play this
When they play it
We can say that this is our tune
No sadness this summer
Our house was madness this summer
Friends on the Xannies this summer
Had to chill on the drugs 'cause
My album's not done yet
You give boys the longest bone
That's the femur ha, biology joke for them
Nerds in the cafeteria
With no friends at the table
Ignoring the pack of mean girls
The jackals, hyenas the
Gretchen Weiners, Karens, reginas
I'm Justin Bieber, crash my
Lamborghina, damn you, selena
Where are you now that I need ya?
Your phone buzz, haven't you seen it?
I'm Messi like Argentina, love Mary
No Cameron Diaz
I hate having to think I'm a
Smoker & I'm a drinker, uh uh
Stars in the sky, stars in your mind
Dreams we had with no money
Sculling our wine
Neither of us have had one at a time
'Till we left our phones dead
And our past behind
Can you put me on to that new?
A throwback would go down too
Maybe this could be one of our tunes
When it plays
We can say that this is our tune
This one's going straight on the playlist
The soundtrack of us too
It's just us when they play this
When they play it
We can say that this is our tune
Dear Frank, you don't know my name
I know boys do cry, I do but you don't
I'm about to drown in an ocean
You're bigger than me
Pick me, pick me up, wrap me up
Wrap on some sunnies, carry me up beach
Holiday with me i just need somebody
Will you ever know? That second album though
I hope you got the inspo you needed
I know it's hard, that first love
You can't repeat it
Oh, to beat it, it'd be a feat, complete 180
Will we ever know it? Will we ever know?
Bet it would feel like oooooh
Bet it would feel like oooooh
90s Justin Timberlake with wavy fro, ooh
Always just in time, call me "Justin Time"
You say
"Are these songs about me?" Fuckin' right!
Oh, maybe you should move to Melbourne
That's where I be
Like the shining big house
All these raps I'm writing
And we put a song in your Apple library
Crazy driving we should speed this up, yeah
I just need somebody to love
I just need somebody to love
Can you put me on to that new?
A throwback would go down too
Maybe this could be one of our tunes
When it plays
We can say that this is our tune
This one's going straight on the playlist
The soundtrack of us too
It's just us when they play this
When they play it
We can say that this is our tune
No sadness this summer
Our house was madness this summer
Friends on the Xannies this summer
Had to chill on the drugs 'cause
My album's not done yet
You give boys the longest bone
That's the femur ha, biology joke for them
Nerds in the cafeteria
With no friends at the table
Ignoring the pack of mean girls
The jackals, hyenas the
Gretchen Weiners, Karens, reginas
I'm Justin Bieber, crash my
Lamborghina, damn you, selena
Where are you now that I need ya?
Your phone buzz, haven't you seen it?
I'm Messi like Argentina, love Mary
No Cameron Diaz
I hate having to think I'm a
Smoker & I'm a drinker, uh uh
Stars in the sky, stars in your mind
Dreams we had with no money
Sculling our wine
Neither of us have had one at a time
'Till we left our phones dead
And our past behind
Can you put me on to that new?
A throwback would go down too
Maybe this could be one of our tunes
When it plays
We can say that this is our tune
This one's going straight on the playlist
The soundtrack of us too
It's just us when they play this
When they play it
We can say that this is our tune
Dear Frank, you don't know my name
I know boys do cry, I do but you don't
I'm about to drown in an ocean
You're bigger than me
Pick me, pick me up, wrap me up
Wrap on some sunnies, carry me up beach
Holiday with me i just need somebody
Will you ever know? That second album though
I hope you got the inspo you needed
I know it's hard, that first love
You can't repeat it
Oh, to beat it, it'd be a feat, complete 180
Will we ever know it? Will we ever know?
Bet it would feel like oooooh
Bet it would feel like oooooh
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Will Polak
This song is sick!
Linda Koppel
I found you guys totally by accident on Instagram (quite random haha), and WOW, what a find! Feeling it!!!! New fav for sure...
Yee Ff
One of the best songs in this style ever made.
Alex Winslow
Loving all the new tracks and how you're both getting into your rhythm
Emanuele Tumminello
when you are about to play Frank and you hear them mention him. i love these 2 Australian guys!
Wini Willow
Emanuele Tumminello they're kiwis
.nathan
all your songs ❤❤❤❤ i can't get enough
Palmeras Video
like number 500, bumping this since some years ago! i love u guys keep doing hits like these :D
LOGAN BUCHANAN
Yea this is good!
halojasam
this came up on soundcloud, thought it was justin bieber - the SHOCK