Top Mersey beat combo, The Fourmost, go to for a fitting of their new suits at Dougie Millings' tailors.
M/S of the band walking into the tailors carrying their instruments. They shake hands with the tailor. A band member takes off his old jacket and the tailor helps him into...
Top Mersey beat combo, The Fourmost, go to for a fitting of their new suits at Dougie Millings' tailors.
M/S of the band walking into the tailors carrying their instruments. They shake hands with the tailor. A band member takes off his old jacket and the tailor helps him into a half-finished new jacket. M/S of two tailors - one irons, the other pins a suit. Various M/Ss of a tailor (or possibly one of the band clowning about) holding some grey fabric against one of the band members while the others watch. C/U of a tailor sewing. A tailor helps the band member out of his half-made jacket, who then picks up his guitar.
The band have their instruments set up in the corner of the shop. Various shots of the band performing their new song - "A Little Loving". The tailors go about their work in time to the music.
The band are named as Brian O'Hara, Dave Loveday, Billy Hatton and Mike Millward.
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