Sylvia is still with us and still has a beautiful smile. She performed with the cast of the Liverbirds' musical Girls Don't Play Guitars at The Royal Court recently.
Where have You Beautiful Girls been All My Life? Oh, yeah, that's right, You weren't Born yet. You're just America needs now, and the rest of the World too. You Sound as Good as You Look, and that's Out of this World!!! Love from Chicago USA ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Amazing! They're the subject of a new theatrical production in Liverpool called Girls Don't Play Guitars. Drummer and bassist performed with the cast recently.
Why doesn't anybody know about this group! They're like a female version of the The Beatles! That being said. They sound great live! Never heard this one before. Thanks for putting it out. They're a great band for sure!
1:58 I saw the ladies in hamburg in the star club in 1964, the ladys all very nice. I am now 78 years old and i love musik. I self had played two times in the Star Club I love to make musik.
I am ashamed to have heard of this band till now. Can only imagine what they went through in that era as an all girl band. Kudos ladies on your courage and style
Great song and act, and I've just watched a documentary about how big they were. Meanwhile, I'm 58 years old and can't believe I've never heard of this band til now..!
In the 60s the 50s dance 'JIVE' or 'Jiving' took up too much space so we had to dance in limited spaces and this was the result - it was great and sometimes we all lined up in rows etc!. Slow music was great because we could cuddle up to our girlfriends. Also, with so many people there were no tables or chairs so girls put their handbags on the floor in front of them and danced around them! Lordy knows if this still happens today? The last dance hall my wife and I went to was our favourite, the BLUE MOON in Upper High Street Cheltenham. 💙 It was over Burtons Tailors. There were many dance halls above Burtons in England. No alcohol or food were sold but we have brilliant memories and saw THE WHO and many other groups that went on to become famous. The last dance was almost always a Ronettes hit. "Be My Baby" or "Baby I Love You" or "The Best Part of) Breakin' Up,'" It should have been THE LIVERBIRDS but we didn'tknow of them. They would have been regulars at the Blue Moon -- if it could have afforded them... 🕺 💃
I had the pleasure to interview recently the rhythm section of Mary and Sylvia on my channel. Great fun and some fascinating stories about The Beatles, Jim Hendrix, the Stones and Chuck Berry 😎
Sounds to be live . So considering that , it's not a bad sound . Song is fairly basic but that doesn't make it a bad pop song . Drummer looks happy . Good to see the girls were giving it a go . Should have been more well known . Cheers .
@@TheMerseySound1 But I can hear it, especially during the guitar solo played by the dark- haired gal. That's definitely the sound of an electric 12. I tried pausing, zooming the video to see if I could make out 12 tuning pegs on the headstock, but couldn't really see. Definitely not a Rickenbacker, but maybe it's some off-brand 12-string?
@@johnbeekman1396 It's definitely not a 12 string. She does play octaves during the solo (1:26 to 1:41) which give a 12 string-esque sound but she is playing a standard 6 string Gretsch Tennessean, the very same model George Harrison was using around this time. You can count the tuning pegs if you pause any point from 0:09 to 0:18 and the rear view shot at 1:21 to 1:41
that's fantastic!! I like watching the Liverbirds, they all gel together really well..Sylvia is one Happy Drummer!! the vocals are deep, the drums are snappy, the guitars are Beatlesque, and this is an original song..put out a Vinyl..
The Liver birds (pronounced like ‘diver’, not ‘river’) are two famous bronze metal birds on top of a building - the Liver Building - in Liverpool, England. They are the iconic symbol of the city and landmark the girls got their name from. ‘Bird’ is slang for girl in Liverpool. Add it to ‘Liver’ from the name of their hometown, their name could be interpreted as ‘The Liverpool Girls’.
So, is this where they got the idea from for the 1970s TV Sitcom 'LiVER BYRDS'?. There were some similarities between the two acts. Those on rhe Comedy show were also Two Birds, one a Brunette and the other s Blonde ( I think ).
Back then, these girls went totally against the normative for young women to learn guitar and drums and be in a band. It doesn't matter if they were out of a tune, they were brave girls and I like them! The negative comments here are, in a way, a microcosm of how all girl bands were treated by the recording industry. As well as the by other bands and some audiencea... Ignored, looked down upon, frowned upon, heckled and even physically attacked, at some live events. The Boys decided at the outset that this was their club! But that's okay. Times have changed. These girls had guts, no matter what anyone says!
0:35 watch the guy in the front row 2nd on the right. the girl on the left is like WTF? It is 1 o’clock in the morning and I am laughing my ass off . It should not be that funny but holy shit it is
Os conozco de hace muchos años,erais un grupo inédito en los años 60s,mujeres en un conjunto beat-pop??? Tuve algún disco vuestro,sería una reedición,era un LP,es posible?
Lennon had his big ego, & even if they weren't such stellar guitarists, he was probably just jealous of them, felt emasculated in some way.... Some Female Guitarists That Could Outplay John Lennon: * Joni Mitchell * Bonnie Raitt * Emily Remler * Cindy Cashdollar * Liona Boyd * Jennifer Batten * Susan Tedeschi * Muriel Anderson ...& many more.
@@panagdimi No, I think it was deliberate. They tried to "blend in" with all the other Merseybeat groups and had an alto sing lead. Clever girls. 🦖🦖 🌴 🌿🌿👀🔫
Considering there were no other all-girl rock bands before them to take inspiration from and they wanted to play raucous male dominated Rhythm & Blues, it’s no surprise they sounded the way they did
is this beat club in germany ,this cant be england as they didnt dance quite like that Ps but love this video and group im 74 and this is the first ive heard of them ,were they ever on british t v
Actually very solid. Good playing, like the lead vocal. The harmonies are a bit weak, but hey, can't have it all, right? Their image is in fact interesting, as they do seem to go for a more masculine vibe, but that's likely due to wanting to be taken seriously in an exclusively male dominated field. Overall, a very interesting find, as I had never heard of them, and I tend to think of myself as a bit of a music history buff.
@@phreffable What clued you in? The audience that they are performing for? Maybe the absolutely obviousness of the live sound? Hmm, you must be really astute. I bet you also can spot that sky is blue, can't you? Simply amazing!
They were also pretty young here, only had been together a couple of years. If the drummer hadn't gotten pregnant and they had a chance to develop their chemistry, who knows where they would've wound up.
The Liver birds (pronounced like ‘diver’, not ‘river’) are two famous bronze metal birds on top of a building - the Liver Building - in Liverpool, England. They are the iconic symbol of the city and landmark the girls got their name from. ‘Bird’ is slang for girl in Liverpool. Add it to ‘Liver’ from the name of their hometown, their name could be interpreted as ‘The Liverpool Girls’.
Actually this group has long been known of in certain circles & has been name dropped over the decades whenever there was mention of Honey Lantree & her band The Honeycombs. Unlike the Liverbirds however, Honey had far more ,albeit fleeting, celebrity.
Rare as hen's teeth. Guess they/you just didn't fit into the big record company's, or the general public's mold, back in the day. But the crowd dancing certainly related to it!
They all look girly to me ,they might look manly to you ,it's all this trans talk today brain washing you lot We had no problems in our day whe knew what women looked like ,and these women are women ,women were women in our day ,, We didn't have to look twice to know ,and we weren't brainwashed by the media ,
Largely down to two factors. Firstly they only had male rock bands to take inspiration from because there were no all-girl rock bands before them. Secondly they wanted to play raucous Rhythm & Blues (a male dominated genre) and dresses didn’t suit the style they were going for
The Liver birds (pronounced like ‘diver’, not ‘river’) are two famous bronze metal birds on top of a building - the Liver Building - in Liverpool, England. They are the iconic symbol of the city and landmark the girls got their name from. ‘Bird’ is slang for girl in Liverpool. Add it to ‘Liver’ from the name of their hometown, their name could be interpreted as ‘The Liverpool Girls’.
The Carter Sister, The Shaggs, The Untouchable, Fanny, ESG, The Pleasure Seekers, The Go-Go's, The Bangles, The Belle Stars, The Slitz, The Bodysnatchers etc. etc. Can we stop with the 'this is rare' crap, every generation has seen it's share of all-girl-groups going back to the all-girl orchestras/Swing era big bands
I'd never heard of this band until yesterday on radio 4 - a quote from John Lennon 'girls don't play guitar'!! I played guitar - started in the 70's, I had a Fender Stratocaster/Marshall stack by 79 - and yes I could 'shred' the fretboard!!! But did I get anywhere? NO! Just constant put downs and misogynistic sexism!! God help me if I could play better than any male guitarist - which was often the case! I got absolutely NOWHERE!
This is NOT the unedited complete Rain video! Damned Apple edited in parts of the prior colour Rain promo film and decolorized it! What an abomination! I own the complete colour promo film of Rain filmed at EMI which was broadcast on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1966. The Beatles filmed two black and white promos at EMI Studios the same day.
How innocent it all looks..the dancing crowd with their syncopated moves..unlike today's hyper active..ecstasy fuelled " Junpers "..packed in like sardines..whooping and screaming..makes you long for the saner sixties
The Liver birds (pronounced like ‘driver’, not ‘river’) are two famous bronze metal birds on top of a building - the Liver Building - in Liverpool, England. They are the iconic symbol of the city and landmark the girls got their name from. ‘Bird’ is slang for girl in Liverpool. Add it to ‘Liver’ from the name of their hometown, it could be interpreted as ‘The Liverpool Girls’.
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Can't believe I've never heard of them before....and I'm a fan of the 60's the most! Cheers 🍻
So cool that after fifty years they’re back together and playing music
Love the drummer, beautiful smile👌
She´s gotta be the happiest (and most adorable) drummer ever in pop music.
Sylvia is still with us and still has a beautiful smile. She performed with the cast of the Liverbirds' musical Girls Don't Play Guitars at The Royal Court recently.
She's loving it
She is just really, really, really enjoying this, as do I 🤩
I dig her Steve Marriot coiffure!
Sylvia is the world's happiest drummer!
Where have You Beautiful Girls been All My Life? Oh, yeah, that's right, You weren't Born yet. You're just America needs now, and the rest of the World too. You Sound as Good as You Look, and that's Out of this World!!! Love from Chicago USA ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Man, they have great tone too. 😊
A really raw earthy gritty guitar sound which is full on driven valve amps.Bloody awesome!
Did not know about this group but there real good at what they do😮😅
Amazing! They're the subject of a new theatrical production in Liverpool called Girls Don't Play Guitars. Drummer and bassist performed with the cast recently.
Is there a video of it we can watch?
@@2degucitas yes: th-cam.com/video/k1QqLCpXMIw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=SWs0Vflpn7Iou3lk
Why doesn't anybody know about this group! They're like a female version of the The Beatles! That being said. They sound great live! Never heard this one before. Thanks for putting it out. They're a great band for sure!
Because they weren’t really marketed outside the European continent
Dumb ass John Lennon told them that women don’t play guitars.
1:58 I saw the ladies in hamburg in the star club in 1964, the ladys all very nice.
I am now 78 years old and i love musik.
I self had played two times in the Star Club
I love to make musik.
Just been to the Royal Court theatre in Liverpool to see the stage play based on their experience, absolutely brilliant 😊
New single love love love BRILLIANT
Haven’t heard of this band before so thanks for posting. I must say that is the happiest drummer!
I am ashamed to have heard of this band till now. Can only imagine what they went through in that era as an all girl band. Kudos ladies on your courage and style
They suffered the awful oppression of a record deal and being filmed in front of crowds of fans. How terrible!
Same, they are really good, with the right management would have made it in England.
@@PatRiarchy-qw6cpdon't understand ? The live film of them is great
@@HopeIanHope
Woooosh.
@@PatRiarchy-qw6cp and I bet that tiny crumb sticks right in your patRiarchal throat, don't it?
Great song and act, and I've just watched a documentary about how big they were. Meanwhile, I'm 58 years old and can't believe I've never heard of this band til now..!
psst they werent that big..
G'day to you, well I turned 74 Yesterday and I aint heard of them either Mate!
@@paultanker5606 I was brought up in Liverpool in 60s..heard of them once. It is just PR for the show.
They never got airplay in America
... Just like I'd never heard of these groovy gals, the Pleasure Seekers... th-cam.com/video/mD0JRdIGwoo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ANFAJhax8crKK64-
1965? The Beat Club? This was close to the top during those years for bands looking for exposure, what with it being televised.
What a funny dance performing by the crowd. I loved it.
In the 60s the 50s dance 'JIVE' or 'Jiving' took up too much space so we had to dance in limited spaces and this was the result - it was great and sometimes we all lined up in rows etc!. Slow music was great because we could cuddle up to our girlfriends. Also, with so many people there were no tables or chairs so girls put their handbags on the floor in front of them and danced around them! Lordy knows if this still happens today? The last dance hall my wife and I went to was our favourite, the BLUE MOON in Upper High Street Cheltenham. 💙
It was over Burtons Tailors. There were many dance halls above Burtons in England. No alcohol or food were sold but we have brilliant memories and saw THE WHO and many other groups that went on to become famous. The last dance was almost always a Ronettes hit. "Be My Baby" or "Baby I Love You" or "The Best Part of) Breakin' Up,'" It should have been THE LIVERBIRDS but we didn'tknow of them. They would have been regulars at the Blue Moon -- if it could have afforded them... 🕺 💃
@@BobTaile Thanks for sharing your memories with us.
Oh wow - this is incredible!
I never heard of these Birds before and I'm in Love with this Band ❤❤❤
How is it possible that I've never heard of The Liverbirds before 2024? That is ridiculous.
I remember, the played 1965 in Zurich Switzerland in a small Rock Cafe.
Fantastic nostalgia! Thanks for sharing this gem! 😍😍😍😍
Pretty girls and good drummer!
I had the pleasure to interview recently the rhythm section of Mary and Sylvia on my channel. Great fun and some fascinating stories about The Beatles, Jim Hendrix, the Stones and Chuck Berry 😎
Sounds to be live . So considering that , it's not a bad sound . Song is fairly basic but that doesn't make it a bad pop song . Drummer looks happy . Good to see the girls were giving it a go . Should have been more well known . Cheers .
Brilliant
The electric 12-string guitar also adds to the Beatle-y-ness.
None of them are playing a 12 string though???
@@TheMerseySound1 But I can hear it, especially during the guitar solo played by the dark- haired gal. That's definitely the sound of an electric 12. I tried pausing, zooming the video to see if I could make out 12 tuning pegs on the headstock, but couldn't really see. Definitely not a Rickenbacker, but maybe it's some off-brand 12-string?
@@johnbeekman1396 It's definitely not a 12 string.
She does play octaves during the solo (1:26 to 1:41) which give a 12 string-esque sound but she is playing a standard 6 string Gretsch Tennessean, the very same model George Harrison was using around this time.
You can count the tuning pegs if you pause any point from 0:09 to 0:18 and the rear view shot at 1:21 to 1:41
that's fantastic!! I like watching the Liverbirds, they all gel together really well..Sylvia is one Happy Drummer!! the vocals are deep, the drums are snappy, the guitars are Beatlesque, and this is an original song..put out a Vinyl..
Klasse live..band
Wonderful, new fan!!
The happy drummer! =D
One of the First all female bands..true pioneeers
Ringo is fantastic!
Yes, well said, they are a standout!!!
I noticed that too. She definitely has the Ringo vibe.
a 1965 group that is all female!!!??? AWESOME!
The first! God bless The Liverbirds!
Cannot wait to see their mudical story at Liverpool Royal Court in October
Love the drummer. She's so cute!
…and so happy!
If nobody's hardly ever heard of this band, that means now they're singles are worth more than beatles singles
These women are awesome.
The GoGos, The Bangles ain't got jack on these birds. Nuff said.
Oh yeh by the way I love them groups too.
Pretty Groovy…!
( this makes me wonder exactly exactly how long the ( Sennheiser 421 ) has been around.???
The 421 came out in 1960.
I wasn't hep until I found heavenly/blue orange !
Pretty good channel
They should reform and tour as the Liverspots!
Crazy dancing, like a scene from a 1960s sci-fi film.
At the 1:23 mark, you can see the next band is setup across the room from them, watch them goofing off. :D
0:05 That dude is doing the Batusi...
The guitar solo reminds me of Will Sergeant. 🐇
I was thinking the internal organ then it dawned on me they are from Liverpool
The Liver birds (pronounced like ‘diver’, not ‘river’) are two famous bronze metal birds on top of a building - the Liver Building - in Liverpool, England.
They are the iconic symbol of the city and landmark the girls got their name from.
‘Bird’ is slang for girl in Liverpool.
Add it to ‘Liver’ from the name of their hometown, their name could be interpreted as ‘The Liverpool Girls’.
So, is this where they got the idea from for the 1970s TV Sitcom 'LiVER BYRDS'?.
There were some similarities between the two acts.
Those on rhe Comedy show were also Two Birds, one a Brunette and the other s Blonde ( I think ).
Back then, these girls went totally against the normative for young women to learn guitar and drums and be in a band. It doesn't matter if they were out of a tune, they were brave girls and I like them! The negative comments here are, in a way, a microcosm of how all girl bands were treated by the recording industry. As well as the by other bands and some audiencea... Ignored, looked down upon, frowned upon, heckled and even physically attacked, at some live events. The Boys decided at the outset that this was their club! But that's okay. Times have changed. These girls had guts, no matter what anyone says!
1:22 I wonder who the next band is, across the room, making silly gestures at them?
This is serious 1:25 what are the guys at the other in of the hall trying to communicate with all the hand signals
They are trying to communicate. ' HELLO !' from us over here. !
0:35 watch the guy in the front row 2nd on the right. the girl on the left is like WTF? It is 1 o’clock in the morning and
I am laughing my ass off . It should not be that funny but holy shit it is
This is how you do it folks
Os conozco de hace muchos años,erais un grupo inédito en los años 60s,mujeres en un conjunto beat-pop??? Tuve algún disco vuestro,sería una reedición,era un LP,es posible?
John Lennon once said to them: "Girls don´t play guitars." Well, he sure was a wise guy. But he never was wronger.
Lennon had his big ego, & even if they weren't such stellar guitarists, he was probably just jealous of them, felt emasculated in some way....
Some Female Guitarists That Could Outplay John Lennon:
* Joni Mitchell
* Bonnie Raitt
* Emily Remler
* Cindy Cashdollar
* Liona Boyd
* Jennifer Batten
* Susan Tedeschi
* Muriel Anderson
...& many more.
I think it's clever they keep their vocals in a lower range to better blend in and compete with all the boy bands of the era.
Or perhaps their singing is not necessarily the strongest element in this girls band ?!
@@panagdimi No, I think it was deliberate. They tried to "blend in" with all the other Merseybeat groups and had an alto sing lead. Clever girls. 🦖🦖 🌴 🌿🌿👀🔫
Considering there were no other all-girl rock bands before them to take inspiration from and they wanted to play raucous male dominated Rhythm & Blues, it’s no surprise they sounded the way they did
Why does the camera never show the lead guitar parts?
I think the drummer is the bassist's sister. The other two scare me a little, but decent tune and sound.
They’re not sisters
is this beat club in germany ,this cant be england as they didnt dance quite like that
Ps but love this video and group im 74 and this is the first ive heard of them ,were they ever on british t v
It proves that girls 👧 can Rock and play guitars 🎸. This has certainly paved the way for girls to pick up guitars and sing 🎤.
Actually very solid. Good playing, like the lead vocal. The harmonies are a bit weak, but hey, can't have it all, right? Their image is in fact interesting, as they do seem to go for a more masculine vibe, but that's likely due to wanting to be taken seriously in an exclusively male dominated field. Overall, a very interesting find, as I had never heard of them, and I tend to think of myself as a bit of a music history buff.
It’s live.
@@phreffable What clued you in? The audience that they are performing for? Maybe the absolutely obviousness of the live sound? Hmm, you must be really astute. I bet you also can spot that sky is blue, can't you? Simply amazing!
They were also pretty young here, only had been together a couple of years. If the drummer hadn't gotten pregnant and they had a chance to develop their chemistry, who knows where they would've wound up.
Blazing the trail for the Go-Gos, Pandoras, Bangles and all those who came after.
They're from the same area as the Beatles from Liverpool, right? And during at the same time in the 1960's. It's no wonder they sound Beatlesque.
Anyone spot the Beatles in the far backround of this video waving and mocking them....
That's not the Beatles.
In case you're wondering, that's John O'Hara and his Playboys
That girl looks like and sounds like Cher 😊❤
Now I know where Ian Curtis got his dancing...
Not necessarily the lyric content, but the progression sounds like something The Shins would have put together.
Tocan bien. Suenan bien. Me gustan
Is the group from Liverpool?
Yup hence the name
@@Janetsfear 😎
Duh!
@@johnhughes8466 🦍
The Liver birds (pronounced like ‘diver’, not ‘river’) are two famous bronze metal birds on top of a building - the Liver Building - in Liverpool, England.
They are the iconic symbol of the city and landmark the girls got their name from.
‘Bird’ is slang for girl in Liverpool.
Add it to ‘Liver’ from the name of their hometown, their name could be interpreted as ‘The Liverpool Girls’.
Actually this group has long been known of in certain circles & has been name dropped over the decades whenever there was mention of Honey Lantree & her band The Honeycombs. Unlike the Liverbirds however, Honey had far more ,albeit fleeting, celebrity.
Rare as hen's teeth. Guess they/you just didn't fit into the big record company's, or the general public's mold, back in the day.
But the crowd dancing certainly related to it!
I've heard Peanut Butter before, but had no idea who sang it.
they were very manish visually.
They all look girly to me ,they might look manly to you ,it's all this trans talk today brain washing you lot
We had no problems in our day whe knew what women looked like ,and these women are women ,women were women in our day ,,
We didn't have to look twice to know ,and we weren't brainwashed by the media ,
Largely down to two factors.
Firstly they only had male rock bands to take inspiration from because there were no all-girl rock bands before them.
Secondly they wanted to play raucous Rhythm & Blues (a male dominated genre) and dresses didn’t suit the style they were going for
Yes John Lennon, women can play the guitar, and bass guitar, sing, and play drums too.
Мне очень нравились песни того периода. Простенько, но естественно
I've actually heard a liver sing more in tune.
What is a Liverbird?
The Liver birds (pronounced like ‘diver’, not ‘river’) are two famous bronze metal birds on top of a building - the Liver Building - in Liverpool, England.
They are the iconic symbol of the city and landmark the girls got their name from.
‘Bird’ is slang for girl in Liverpool.
Add it to ‘Liver’ from the name of their hometown, their name could be interpreted as ‘The Liverpool Girls’.
They do look kind of mànish. The kids are groovin'. It's cool.
not surprised I have never heard of them
The Carter Sister, The Shaggs, The Untouchable, Fanny, ESG, The Pleasure Seekers, The Go-Go's, The Bangles, The Belle Stars, The Slitz, The Bodysnatchers etc. etc.
Can we stop with the 'this is rare' crap, every generation has seen it's share of all-girl-groups going back to the all-girl orchestras/Swing era big bands
Check out this biography about The Liverbirds…It’s very entertaining! It’s called, “We’re Britain’s first female rock band…” 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
It's a female version of THE BEATLES!!!!!
I'd never heard of this band until yesterday on radio 4 - a quote from John Lennon 'girls don't play guitar'!! I played guitar - started in the 70's, I had a Fender Stratocaster/Marshall stack by 79 - and yes I could 'shred' the fretboard!!! But did I get anywhere? NO! Just constant put downs and misogynistic sexism!!
God help me if I could play better than any male guitarist - which was often the case! I got absolutely NOWHERE!
sadly they don't get all the credit they deserve. there are alot of self contained girl groups and they get all the credit.
This is NOT the unedited complete Rain video!
Damned Apple edited in parts of the prior colour Rain promo film and decolorized it!
What an abomination!
I own the complete colour promo film of Rain filmed at EMI which was broadcast on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1966.
The Beatles filmed two black and white promos at EMI Studios the same day.
The audience look really switched on and groovy..or just sick
... Or just clueless German teenagers of the early post world war II era
The guitars are out of tune as are the singers, but the audience appear to be enjoying it
The singer in black hair on guitar could be Ringo's sister
Why are girls who play musical instruments so beautiful?
THE FEMALE BEATLES...OR...
MUCH BETTER...
That bloody cymbal drone again.
How innocent it all looks..the dancing crowd with their syncopated moves..unlike today's hyper active..ecstasy fuelled " Junpers "..packed in like sardines..whooping and screaming..makes you long for the saner sixties
Isnt dancing funny when you think about it
never heard of them
You must be on something 😒😒
The drummer looks like a hillbilĺy.
Nah, she's a cutie
Will go against the grain here they were not very good flat singing and a bit of a dirge of a song not up to the usual great 60s standard
They would have been bigger with a better name.
The Liver birds (pronounced like ‘driver’, not ‘river’) are two famous bronze metal birds on top of a building - the Liver Building - in Liverpool, England.
They are the iconic symbol of the city and landmark the girls got their name from.
‘Bird’ is slang for girl in Liverpool.
Add it to ‘Liver’ from the name of their hometown, it could be interpreted as ‘The Liverpool Girls’.
They look like males,one one the drums too happy.
just not good.
In this case, Lennon was right. They’re gawd-awful.