New book out now: 'TOP OF THE POPS: The Lost Years Rediscovered 1964-1975'! www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09H995H6R Featuring exclusive contributions from: Frank Allen (The Searchers) Peter Asher (Peter and Gordon) Russ Ballard (The Roulettes/Argent) Peter Bartholomew (The Overlanders) Eric Bell (Thin Lizzy) Bev Bevan (The Move/The Electric Light Orchestra) Mick Box (Uriah Heep) John Cameron (C.C.S.) William Campbell Jnr. (Marmalade + solo) Jeff Christie (Christie) Frank Collins (Arrival) Peter Daltrey (Fairfield Parlour) David Van Day (Guys ‘n’ Dolls) Kiki Dee Ray Dorset (Mungo Jerry) Ralph Ellis (The Swinging Blue Jeans) Steve Ellis (Love Affair) Ray Ennis (The Swinging Blue Jeans) Nigel Fletcher (Lieutenant Pigeon) Graham Gouldman (10cc) Julie Hammersley (The Angelettes) Anita Harris Murray Head Catherine Howe Spencer James (The First Class) Steve Jameson (Nosmo King) Georg Kajanus (Sailor) Jonathan King Sonja Kristina (Curved Air) Mick Liber (Python Lee Jackson/Ashton, Gardner and Dyke) Jim McClusky (Wigan’s Ovation) Ian McCredie (Middle Of The Road) Jacqui McShee (Pentangle) Peter Oakman (Harley Quinne) Bill Oddie (The Goodies) Dave Pegg (Fairport Convention) Mike Pender (The Searchers) Brian Poole (The Tremeloes) P.J. Proby Suzi Quatro Milton Reame-James (Cockney Rebel) Steve Rowland (Family Dogg) Chris Sandford (Yin and Yan) Roger Ruskin Spear (The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band) John Sebastian (The Lovin’ Spoonful) Rodney Slater (The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band) “Legs” Larry Smith (The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band) John Springate (The Glitter Band) Livingston Taylor (singer-songwriter brother of James Taylor) Barbara Thompson (sax-playing wife of late drummer Jon Hiseman from Colosseum) Sylvia Vrethammar (Swedish singer of ‘Y Viva España’ fame) Alan Whitehead (Marmalade) Dee Dee Wilde (Pan’s People legend) Robert Woodward (Lieutenant Pigeon) Philip Wright (Paper Lace)
He had a velvety delightfull, delicious, yummy voice, a deep harmonious, sublime and playable voice that reaches and penetrates the depths, the depths of our souls, and within our hearts, all of Gerry Marsdein's songs make that beautiful, gentle, deep, and relaxing massage for our souls!!!.
Ich möchte daraf hinweisen das in de 179 - siestste Oktaver ein Saxofon Spielt ! Ist das noch keinem aufgefallen???? Sumasumarum alles nur Payback . Aber imner noch ein sensationell Lied. Gruß aus Deutschland
He had a velvety, yummy, delicious, and delightfull voice, a deep harmonious, sublime and playabled voice that reaches and penetrates the depths, the depths of ours souls, and within ours hearts, all of Gerry Marsdein's songs make that beauty's gentle, deep, and relaxing massage for yours souls!!. Rest In Peace and smooth, deep sleepy Gerry Marsden and his brother too deceased Freddie Marsden Rest In The Dimension Called:(THE PEACE, DEEP SLEEPY, FROM REST ETERNALL THIS DIMENSION!!! HEAVENLLY DIMENSION!!!).
30. GERRY & THE PACEMAKERS-THERE'S A GIRL IN A SWING! 1966 (LAURIE) 2 Weeks and This is Their Last HOT 40 Hit for The Fellows of "Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying!"
Unlike their earlier renderings, this song feels very nostalgic and appears to be a goodbye tune. Too bad they could not continue to offer their wonderful music.
Just heard this playing on Manila internet radio based in Garden Grove Ca on my way home this morning.Must have heard it at least once in the old country.The refrain sounds very familiar. Had to Shazam it and look it up on TH-cam. Nice song👍
What a fabulous clip!! Thanks for sharing! Do you really think Gerry is singing live here? I think they're all gong through the motions from the record. Was in email contact with bassist Les Chadwick a few years ago. Wonder if he's seen this?
I love Gerry and the Pacemakers, but this song is pretty cheesy. I imagine if there were no Beatles this is what most British pop would have sounded like.
@@brian.7966 It was written by Ralph Miranda, and first released by The Happenings in September 1966, 2 months before Gerry's version. Trust me, I've researched all this for one of my books. So whoever told you this nonsense is wrong.
That's not true. I just saw the British version of This is your Life and it was about Gerry from the time he was born till the day the show aired. It was in the early 80s and the host introduced his wife first and he said that they met in a bar after one of Gerrys gigs.
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New book out now: 'TOP OF THE POPS: The Lost Years Rediscovered 1964-1975'!
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09H995H6R
Featuring exclusive contributions from:
Frank Allen (The Searchers)
Peter Asher (Peter and Gordon)
Russ Ballard (The Roulettes/Argent)
Peter Bartholomew (The Overlanders)
Eric Bell (Thin Lizzy)
Bev Bevan (The Move/The Electric Light Orchestra)
Mick Box (Uriah Heep)
John Cameron (C.C.S.)
William Campbell Jnr. (Marmalade + solo)
Jeff Christie (Christie)
Frank Collins (Arrival)
Peter Daltrey (Fairfield Parlour)
David Van Day (Guys ‘n’ Dolls)
Kiki Dee
Ray Dorset (Mungo Jerry)
Ralph Ellis (The Swinging Blue Jeans)
Steve Ellis (Love Affair)
Ray Ennis (The Swinging Blue Jeans)
Nigel Fletcher (Lieutenant Pigeon)
Graham Gouldman (10cc)
Julie Hammersley (The Angelettes)
Anita Harris
Murray Head
Catherine Howe
Spencer James (The First Class)
Steve Jameson (Nosmo King)
Georg Kajanus (Sailor)
Jonathan King
Sonja Kristina (Curved Air)
Mick Liber (Python Lee Jackson/Ashton, Gardner and Dyke)
Jim McClusky (Wigan’s Ovation)
Ian McCredie (Middle Of The Road)
Jacqui McShee (Pentangle)
Peter Oakman (Harley Quinne)
Bill Oddie (The Goodies)
Dave Pegg (Fairport Convention)
Mike Pender (The Searchers)
Brian Poole (The Tremeloes)
P.J. Proby
Suzi Quatro
Milton Reame-James (Cockney Rebel)
Steve Rowland (Family Dogg)
Chris Sandford (Yin and Yan)
Roger Ruskin Spear (The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band)
John Sebastian (The Lovin’ Spoonful)
Rodney Slater (The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band)
“Legs” Larry Smith (The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band)
John Springate (The Glitter Band)
Livingston Taylor (singer-songwriter brother of James Taylor)
Barbara Thompson (sax-playing wife of late drummer Jon Hiseman from Colosseum)
Sylvia Vrethammar (Swedish singer of ‘Y Viva España’ fame)
Alan Whitehead (Marmalade)
Dee Dee Wilde (Pan’s People legend)
Robert Woodward (Lieutenant Pigeon)
Philip Wright (Paper Lace)
Gerry had one of the best voices on the planet. He had the boy next door Good looks. Absolute legend! RIP Gerry. You'll never walk alone.
Einfach nur sensationell . Mit ihrem Kommentar habe Sie sowas von Recht . Ich bin bei Ihnen . Gruss Gabriella .
He had a velvety delightfull, delicious, yummy voice, a deep harmonious, sublime and playable voice that reaches and penetrates the depths, the depths of our souls, and within our hearts, all of Gerry Marsdein's songs make that beautiful, gentle, deep, and relaxing massage for our souls!!!.
We had top music and songs then, loved the early Merseysound and all 60s Danced my teenage years away: 👏👌
"Take all the hate from the world that we're in." Yes, please.
RIP Gerry. You and your band mates brought us some great music.
Ich möchte daraf hinweisen das in de 179 - siestste Oktaver ein Saxofon Spielt ! Ist das noch keinem aufgefallen???? Sumasumarum alles nur Payback . Aber imner noch ein sensationell Lied. Gruß aus Deutschland
A song that has traveled with me through my life
this got airplay in Cleveland, Ohio in fall 1966.....their last hit in USA
Lovely.
I'm not used to seeing him without his guitar.
R.I.P. Gerry Marsden!
Great song and great Mersey beat. How lucky is of an age was.😁👍
He had a velvety, yummy, delicious, and delightfull voice, a deep harmonious, sublime and playabled voice that reaches and penetrates the depths, the depths of ours souls, and within ours hearts, all of Gerry Marsdein's songs make that beauty's gentle, deep, and relaxing massage for yours souls!!. Rest In Peace and smooth, deep sleepy Gerry Marsden and his brother too deceased Freddie Marsden
Rest In The Dimension Called:(THE PEACE, DEEP SLEEPY, FROM REST ETERNALL THIS DIMENSION!!! HEAVENLLY DIMENSION!!!).
I bought this single (45), at Walic's Music City!
Love you Jerry 😢
Oh my gosh! Thank you so much for sharing this gem!
30. GERRY & THE PACEMAKERS-THERE'S A GIRL IN A SWING! 1966 (LAURIE) 2 Weeks and This is Their Last HOT 40 Hit for The Fellows of "Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying!"
Unlike their earlier renderings, this song feels very nostalgic and appears to be a goodbye tune. Too bad they could not continue to offer their wonderful music.
Thank you so much for sharing this gem, Peter! CHEERS!
RIP Gerry 😢
Rest in peace Gerry
One of the best songs from the 60’s that should have had more air play both then and now
I rediscovered this golden oldies. I wonder why this clip slowed down the song.
Fantastic!
Just heard this playing on Manila internet radio based in Garden Grove Ca on my way home this morning.Must have heard it at least once in the old country.The refrain sounds very familiar. Had to Shazam it and look it up on TH-cam.
Nice song👍
Great rare footage!
RIP Gerry
Thank you so much for sharing this ❤️❤️
Sad to read that long time Sydney resident, bass player Les Chadwick, died at Christmas 2019.
Sadly only Les Maguire remains now.
RIP Gerry Marsden
Terrible news! Glad I got to see him twice during his last year of touring, as well as back in 1988.
It also got to #3 here in NZ.
how many hits in NZ my friend
Wow thank you for posting
Great channel ...I just subscribed !!!
que buenas imágenes. me encanta, gracias por subirlo
They put the groove in groovy
Any more clips of this London Line tv show?
I like the suits... ...60s cool chic!
Millions
Interesting how Gerry & the Pacemakers kept their momentum in Canada when they failed to chart virtually anywhere else
What a fabulous clip!! Thanks for sharing! Do you really think Gerry is singing live here? I think they're all gong through the motions from the record. Was in email contact with bassist Les Chadwick a few years ago. Wonder if he's seen this?
I think we're hearing a combination of the record + a live vocal.
It looks all mimed to me.
Mimed/dubbed as Chadwick is strumming the bass but it is an acoustic guitar we can hear.
Gerry Marden admitted in later years he could have done with John Lennon as rythmn guitarist.
this is pitched down slightly
Gerry Marsden had 1 of the MOST beautiful voices. I liked them better than The Beatles; also The Animals. I had both of their albums.
I love Gerry and the Pacemakers, but this song is pretty cheesy. I imagine if there were no Beatles this is what most British pop would have sounded like.
This is a rarity for Gerry and the pacemakers not a hit at all
Got to No. 3 in Canada though.
@@peterchecksfield9958 that's interesting didn't know that
he is actually singing about his wife.
What makes you say that? Gerry didn't write it (the original was by The Happenings).
@@peterchecksfield9958 he wrote this after he first saw his future wife in the park on a swing,
@@brian.7966 It was written by Ralph Miranda, and first released by The Happenings in September 1966, 2 months before Gerry's version. Trust me, I've researched all this for one of my books. So whoever told you this nonsense is wrong.
@@brian.7966 What is your source for this?
That's not true. I just saw the British version of This is your Life and it was about Gerry from the time he was born till the day the show aired. It was in the early 80s and the host introduced his wife first and he said that they met in a bar after one of Gerrys gigs.
RIP Gerry