by William Ruhlmann The Four Seasons tried to stretch themselves stylistically on their first album of 1965, adding strings and tackling show tunes like "Where Is Love?" (from Oliver!) and "Somewhere" (from West Side Story). But though the album boasted three chart singles in "Bye, Bye, Baby (Baby Goodbye)," "Big Man in Town," and "Toy Soldier," none of them were hits on the order of "Dawn" or "Rag Doll" from the year before. It was good to see the group trying to stretch, but Entertain You was a tentative effort.