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Celebrate Your Event With Celebrate your Event with Visit us on Facebook: The Four Of Us – Connecticut Have The Four of Us play a 3 hour gig at your location (Middlesex, New Haven or Fairfield counties) featuring all of your favorites from the Beatles, Simon & Garfunkel, the Eagles and other popular artists. (Dates subject to availability. No holidays please. Locations restricted to Fairfield, Middlesex & New Haven counties.) We’re all about fun… good times… and good music! We’re a semi-acoustic band (guitar, bass, keys, drums) performing popular favorites from The Beatles, Simon & Garfunkel, and similar groups and artists. We’re 4 multi-talented musicians, located in Connecticut (Fairfield & New Haven counties). Our songs have audiences singing along, maybe doing a little dance, and joining in the fun. Please look for us coming soon to your area. You can find us on Facebook The Four Of Us - Connecticut We’re all about fun….. good times….. and good music !!! Performing many favorites from The Beatles and other popular artists. Learn to Fly – Foo Fighters SONG LIST Let It Be – Beatles Lola – Kinks Lucky Man – Emerson Lake & Palmer America – Simon & Garfunkel And I Love Her – Beatles Maybe I’m Amazed – Paul McCartney Me And Julio Down By The Schoolyard – Simon & Garfunkel Baby Blue - Badfinger Badge – Cream/Eric Clapton Mr Soul – Buffalo Springfield/Neil Young Black Coffee in Bed – Squeeze Mrs Robinson – Simon & Garfunkel Breakfast At Tiffanys – Deep Blue Something Bus Stop – Hollies No Matter What – Badfinger No Time – The Guess Who California Dreamin’ – The Mamas & The Papas Norwegian Wood – Beatles Can’t You See – Marshall Tucker Band Nowhere Man – Beatles Crossroads – Cream/Eric Clapton Cruel To Be Kind – Nick Lowe Oh! Darling – Beatles One After 909 – Beatles Day Tripper – Beatles Only Wanna Be With You – Hootie & The Blowfish Desperado – Eagles Don't Let Me Down – Beatles Paint It Black – Rolling Stones Pink Houses – John Cougar Mellancamp Everybody Talks – Neon Trees Please Please Me – Beatles Get Back – Beatles Satisfaction – Rolling Stones Good Lovin' – Young Rascals Sister Golden Hair – America Got To Get You Into My Life – Beatles Someday Someway – Marshall Crenshaw Something – Beatles Handle With Care – Travelling Wilburys Stuck In The Middle With You – Stealers Wheel Happy Together – Turtles Suite Judy Blue Eyes – Crosby Stills Nash Hey Jude – Beatles Sunny Afternoon – Kinks Sweet Caroline – Neil Diamond I Feel Fine – Beatles I Saw Her Standing There – Beatles The Weight – The Band I Should Have Known Better – Beatles This Magic Moment – Jay & The Americans I Want You / She's So Heavy – Beatles Ticket To Ride – Beatles If I Fell – Beatles Twist And Shout – Beatles I’ll Be There For You – Romantics Two Of Us – Beatles I’m A Believer – Monkees Interstate Love Song – Stone Temple Pilots We Can Work It Out – Beatles I’ve Just Seen A Face – Beatles While My Guitar Gently Weeps – Beatles Wonderful Tonight – Eric Clapton Jumpin' Jack Flash – Rolling Stones You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away – Beatles Keep On Rockin’ In The Free World – Neil Young .
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