It’s possible that some younger people haven’t had the opportunity to hear many songs from the past, especially ones that weren’t released until before 1980.

However, this is a missed chance, especially when you consider the abundance of musical treasures that are out there waiting to be discovered.

Modern songs receive a lot of attention, but there’s also a rich history of oldies out there that haven’t been heard yet.

Four young ladies present a lovely rendition of Gerry Goffin and Carole King’s timeless classic ‘I’m Into Something Good,’ which was famously performed by Herman’s Hermits in 1964.

1964 saw the song’s original recording. Anyone who has ever had a sense of joy and discovery can identify to the song’s lyrics, which are well-known for being upbeat and lively.

These four exceptional females from Towson University went on to form the females Quartet (GQ), located in Baltimore, to showcase their incredible singing skills.

Their rendition of the classic song is incredibly captivating, which is undoubtedly one of the reasons they were first praised so highly. Indeed, this is a fantastic show that you should not miss.

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