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The Fore sound like they haven't listened to any records except for a scant collection of pre-65 Beatles and Rolling Stones 45s. They're so carefully studied in the sound and style of the Brit Invasion that it's hard to believe that this isn't some long lost recording discovered bricked in to the back wall of the Cavern. Diskant"The Fore are one of the most exciting hidden gems out there, screaming to be heard and appreciated." Resonance 104.4 FMThe Fore's brand of raw rock and roll sounds like no other band around, blending timeless unforgettable melodies with a pulsating backbeat.If you were listening to the Kinks, Small faces or the Beatles, and a Fore demo dropped in to your play list you wouldn't notice the huge generation gap. The Fore have bought a time machine and travelled from the 60's to the twenty first century to bring the true sounds of that past generation back to you. The Fore are not a tribute band by any means, yet they have captured the essence of the 60’s music scene and made it there own. Broccoli MusicThe Fore are :- Nathan Persad : Rhythm guitar Matt Hardy : Lead guitar Simon Thompson : Drums Spencer Hannabuss : Bass guitar Fore Black & White Songs | 1. | Love For Sale |
| 2. | A Girl Like You |
| 3. | Little Louisa |
| 4. | If I Show You Love |
| 5. | You'll Be Mine |
| 6. | Man Of Few Words |
| 7. | I Want To Be With You |
| 8. | Someone New |
| 9. | I Got A Girl |
| 10. | Here Comes The Girl |
| 11. | Please Tell Me |
| 12. | Shake |
| 13. | In So Deep |
| 14. | It'll Be Me |
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