"Tonight's the Night"
There are some nice features with melismas in the bridge here. The "so"s in both "I might love you so much" and "I may want you so much" have melismas, as if to emphasize how much, and the "heart" in "You may break my heart" has three syllables instead of the usual one, portraying the fragmented nature that the heart would have if it were broken.
"Baby It's You"
Similar to the "heart" in "Tonight's the Night," there's a melisma on "apart" in the second line - "It’s not the way you kiss that tears me apart."
"Everybody Loves a Lover"
The last two "fell"s in the lead vocals have melismas and the later syllables have lower pitches than the first ones, so as the word is sung, it becomes lower. The word itself is falling as the speaker/singer explains how she fell in love.
"Foolish Little Girl"
I think ever since the first time I listened to this, the opening sounded vaguely familiar. It wasn't until about a month ago that I placed it; the first line ("You broke his heart and made him cry") is quite similar to the first line in "Do You Love Me" ("You broke my heart / 'Cause I couldn't dance"). Both songs also have the same contrast in instrumentation. That first section is quieter with fewer instruments, but then more instruments join in and the song becomes louder.
I should note that I actually don't own the Contour's version of "Do You Love Me." I'm writing based on the Tremeloes' version, which I think is a pretty faithful cover.
I should note that I actually don't own the Contour's version of "Do You Love Me." I'm writing based on the Tremeloes' version, which I think is a pretty faithful cover.
