Stop misinterpreting this song willinging. It WAS NOT an anthem for that tragic disgusting disaster. And you are being disrespectful beyond belief to the victims and their families. This song was from a musical called CAROUSEL and yes became affiliated with several clubs but most notably Liverpool. If one of my kids died in that balls up of a tragedy and someone said a damn right out lie about this being their anthem I would be furious.
I am not from Liverpool, but to hear a stadium of Liverpool football fans sings this in unison, it brings a tear to your eyes and shivers down your spine. Wonderful song and anthem.
Gerry and the Pacemakers had a short but brilliant time at the top in the UK. They were friends and contemporaries of The Beatles. Their first three singles went to number one in the UK charts. Their original song "Ferry Across the Mersey" is worth a listen ( The Mersey is the river that flows by Liverpool ).
This beautiful and uplifting song is originally from the1945 Rodgers & Hammerstein Broadway Musical, and the 1956 Movie "Carousel." It starred Gordon MacRae and Shirley Jones as the leads in the film. The movie version is very beautiful with a full orchestra and choir performing it. Gerry and the Pacemakers perform this in 1960. And it became the fighting cry for Liverpool's English soccer team. It is still being sung today in stadiums throughout Europe and England. The song became one of the Pacemakers biggest hits. Awesome!
There were many successful songs in Carousel, but one in particular caught on like no other. “You’ll Never Walk Alone” was recorded numerous times and became the anthem of the Liverpool Football Club. After a concert by the rock group QUEEN, the audience began to spontaneously sing the song, which helped inspire the band to create their songs “We Are the Champions” and “We Will Rock You.” The song also became accepted as a universal hymn, and Irving Berlin once said that “You'll Never Walk Alone” had the same sort of effect on him as did the 23rd Psalm.
This was sung by the Kop long before Queen ... It became the Liverpool anthem during the time the group Gerry and the pacemakers had a hit with it in the UK charts in the 60s .... The Group themselves ,came from Liverpool ....
I'm a Liverpool fan and this song always reminds me of the 1989 Hillsborough Disaster where 96 Liverpool fans where crushed to death due to the stadium gates being reopened after it was full to capacity.
They were my favorite group of the British Invasion. Two of their biggest hits were "Ferry Across the Mersey" and " Don't Let the Sun catch you Crying". This song was originally in the Broadway play " Carousel ".
This song is such Beloved classic in Liverpool, as you saw in the video that every time their team Liverpool FC plays soccer games either in premier league or bigger tournaments they sing this song among the audience before match starts
There is some footage of Gerry a year or 2 before he passed singing this at Liverpool Football Ground with thousands of Liverpool fans. He was very much part of fabric of Liverpool & proud of his roots. RIP.
Love this song never fails to get me emotional.i'm not a footy fan but it's moving to hear the crowd sing it.the video is places in Liverpool and a couple of Liverpudlian actors are in there to.
Shawn and Mel, When the Liverpool Football Club played soccer match against the Australian Football team in Melbourne. After the national anthems had been sung. The crowd of over 80,000+ people sang " You'll Never Walk Alone," to and for the Liverpool team. Leaving not a dry eye in the stadium. Cheers, Chris Perry.
Originally from the musical CAROUSEL ,saw Gerry do this in the Cavedish club in Backburn back in 70s always got the crowd swaying ,the band had lots of hits ,Ferry Cross the Mersey , Dont Let the Sun Catch You Crying, I like It, etc.Liverpool fans made it their own ,great football anthem ,like Sunshine on Leith for Hibs .
This song was so incredibly popular that, after a while, it made you cringe to ever hear it again. But listening to it now, after all these long long years, I can appreciate Gerry's voice and the music and the intent behind it. Thanks again, Shawn and Mel, for taking me back to over 50 years ago! Robert, 73, UK.
The song became even more important in 1989 when the 96 Liverpool fans died in the Hillsborough disaster. This song is played there every anniversary. Unfortunately not with Gerry Marsden anymore.
This is another great British group from the 60's during the Merseybeat scene. They had a lot in common with The Beatles as they both came from Liverpool, were managed by Brian Epstein, and were recorded by George Martin. They had a lot of great hits such as "How Do You Do It?", "I Like It", You'll Never Walk Alone", "Ferry Cross the Mersey" & "Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying". Sadly the lead singer Gerry Marsden died this year.
Just a pronunciation note - the "G" in Gerry makes a "J" sound. Pronounced like "Jerry". I love this band so much and was saddened when the lead singer, Gerry Marsden, died earlier this year (2021). Their biggest hit is "Ferry Cross the Mersey", and the first time I ever went to Liverpool, I made it a point to take the Mersey Ferry just for the experience. But they have several really great songs, and that voice plus the music just shows their pure talent. Great choice to react to.
Yes, I agree GERRY and the pacemakers, where awesome, in the day. Remember this pretty song. The group was short lived, but there music, will live on for generations to come, to enjoy.
"... it makes you feel like, it gives you strength, and... it makes you feel like you are not alone." If you want, in your soul, to feel like this... to feel like you have found belonging... KNOW that you already are accepted and always have been. YNWA You Never Walk Alone.
Please watch "Celtic v Barcelona" and listen to 60,000 Scottish Celtic fans singing this, all with scarves aloft and 1/2 way thru the 3-minute video THe P A System is turned off and it is just the power of that fabulous crowd. Or listen to Liverpool and sing it v Borussia Dortmund(who also sing it) for example when the 2 teams met and sang the same song :) ENJOY!
omg this makes me cry every single time and goosebumps and everything else. This was one of the songs at my high school graduation the band played MANY years ago and I was not a crier then, but it took everything I had to hold it in at that time.
Gerry and the Pacemakers are from Liverpool, as were the Beatles. This is originally a Broadway musical tune, but they did this rock balled arrangement. To this day it is the theme song for the Liverpool Football Club (soccer) team, and the fans belt it out a few times every time they play.
This is a song performed by 152 entertainers. Mahalia Jackson was one of the first going back 30 years before Gerry and the Pacemakers. Mahalia Jackson was a gospel singer who started in the 1930's. I first encountered her when I was about 4 or 5 years old in 1952, in some old movie on tv. She became my first favorite female singer along with Ethel Waters. Mahalia sang at the Rev. Martin Luther Kings funeral. She died in 1972. Look into her performance of this song and also "The Lord's Prayer". She is part of American history.
Gerry, with a “ soft G,” Same as Jerry. Gerry had a wonderful talent, and will forever draw people, to his voice. Gerry and the Pacemakers music touches the Soul, in more then one of their songs. His version of this song from Roger’s and Hammerstein’s Carousel, is one of them. We lost him on Jan 3rd, 2021, a day after my birthday. I lost my mother to the fauxi shot number 2, exactly 6 months later. Sing with the Angels 😇, all of the group no longer, with us.
Common pop history forgets that Gerry & the Pacemakers had the first 'Merseybeat' No.1 in the UK BEFORE The Beatles. But the sixties were fast-paced. You snoozed, musically, and you lost. Their greatest contribution probably remains the solidarity that this song produces when sung by football fans - a world away from its roots.
Im not from there and dont support them, but I cant hear this song without thinking of "the Kop" singing it at a Liverpool game. It makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up
I love the old couple dancing. And the guy that mouths the last word in the song 'alone', he looks like he could kick your ass without batting an eye or working up a sweat! :)
The song is from Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Carouse. Written by Richard Rodgers. From 1964 to 2010, Jerry Lewis concluded his annual Labor Day MDA Telethon by singing the song. It always brought tears to my eyes.
special song to Liverpool fc fans sung home and away and all around the world became very special after the Hillsborough disaster that sadly claimed the lives of 97 Liverpool fans and i do believe some of the folks in the video are relatives of the Liverpool fans that died that day. justice for the 97 YNWA
Gerry was a true scouser never wanted to move away from his city. Manager Bill Shankly made this officially our song in the 60s 70s. Gerry loved by our city and is sorely missed. RIP. Ferry across the Mersey another love song to his city of Liverpool ❤️
Alright. I have a special request for you people that do reactions. Make us old timers, that grew up on this music, a video describing how you feel about our old music. We really like watching your reactions to things like the lyrics, solos, etc... It makes us smile when you are pleasantly surprised with an old classic. I graduated high school in 76 and all of this was on the radio every day. It's great to see young people discover what we had back in the day. Thanks in advance. Everyone give a thumbs up on this comment if you think this is a good idea.
hearing 62000 liverpool and celtic fans singing this at celtic park was the biggest emotional thing ive ever heard in my life.obviously not just a football anthem as i know,as a celtic supporter that it represents the people of liverpool,theyre community and honours the souls that they have lost.beautiful song.x
Growing up in England from 1956 to '64, when my family emigrated to Canada(British Invasion, 1st wave, lol) we had the Beatles and many other terrific groups swept up in their wake, and Gerry and the Pacemakers was one of my favourites. I was also somewhat pleasantly surprised to realize that comedian Jerry Lewis sang this every year near the end of his annual Labor Day Telethon for Muscular Dystrophy Research. A mixed blessing for sure, lmaoow!! A perennial emotional highlight if not-so-much a musical one. It was sometimes hard not to imagine Jerry shouting, "Hey, lady!!", or otherwise drawing on his comedic persona mid-song, shattering the enchantment, such that it was. p.s., I never knew this was a Rodgers and Hammerstein tune, or that it was in the movie 'Carousel', thanks to your subscribers for the additional info, and personal notes; also, every last well-chosen request...they ARE good. ;>D Thank you both, btw, for getting it. All the best in '22. D
The added meaning of this song to the City of Liverpool makes this version touching and special. For the sheer music background, arrangement and vocal I like the version by The Brooklyn Bridge with lead singer Johnny Maestro.
This song still makes me want to cry for the 96 who died at hillsboro, l watched it all on tv what those people went through was tragic, may they R.I.P.
This song was from the Rogers and Hammerstein musical Carousel. One of the subjects of the musical was abuse. At the time it was written, this subject was never talked about in public and was considered taboo. They broke ground by doing what they did. I love the song and the musical. I was able to attend the musical at The Fifth Avenue Theater after my daughter died in a mass shooting. She had been abused by her boyfriend. By the time she had had enough and decided to move on, it was too late. It has been 10 years this coming April, and the words still ring true: "When you walk through a storm, hold your head up high and don't be afraid of the dark......"
Love this song. Gives me goosebumps everytime , especially being a Liverpool FC supporter. Would love if you could do another by them called Walk Hand in Hand with Me. Fantastic, and romantic,, I think you’d love it 😊
I loved the Johnny Maestro version of this song. First time I heard this was a school play in high school... Carousel. I then watched the movie version of the play with Shirley Jones and Gordon MacRae..
one of the most important songs in the world!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
RIP all lives lost at Hillsborough football ground, this is the anthem ❤
And the 39 lives lost at Heysel of course
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Stop misinterpreting this song willinging. It WAS NOT an anthem for that tragic disgusting disaster. And you are being disrespectful beyond belief to the victims and their families. This song was from a musical called CAROUSEL and yes became affiliated with several clubs but most notably Liverpool. If one of my kids died in that balls up of a tragedy and someone said a damn right out lie about this being their anthem I would be furious.
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This is the official song of the Liverpool Football Club. When their fans sing this song in unison?? GOOSEBUMPS!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
YNWA come on you reds
And Celtic fc
If they could find the footage of Gerry singing it at Liverpool with all the fans late in his life it would be a nice touch.
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It's amazing that some people don't know that, but you have to explain these tings some time.
I am not from Liverpool, but to hear a stadium of Liverpool football fans sings this in unison, it brings a tear to your eyes and shivers down your spine. Wonderful song and anthem.
Gerry and the Pacemakers...all about my teenage years...love, love, loved them! What a beautiful voice Gerry had...their songs are simply iconic!!
After the Hillsborough football tragedy this song became an anthem for the city of Liverpool.Its a beautiful song.
It was an anthem from way before that
Gerry and the Pacemakers had a short but brilliant time at the top in the UK. They were friends and contemporaries of The Beatles. Their first three singles went to number one in the UK charts. Their original song "Ferry Across the Mersey" is worth a listen ( The Mersey is the river that flows by Liverpool ).
This beautiful and uplifting song is originally from the1945 Rodgers & Hammerstein Broadway Musical, and the 1956 Movie "Carousel." It starred Gordon MacRae and Shirley Jones as the leads in the film.
The movie version is very beautiful with a full orchestra and choir performing it.
Gerry and the Pacemakers perform this in 1960. And it became the fighting cry for Liverpool's English soccer team. It is still being sung today in stadiums throughout Europe and England. The song became one of the Pacemakers biggest hits. Awesome!
There were many successful songs in Carousel, but one in particular caught on like no other. “You’ll Never Walk Alone” was recorded numerous times and became the anthem of the Liverpool Football Club. After a concert by the rock group QUEEN, the audience began to spontaneously sing the song, which helped inspire the band to create their songs “We Are the Champions” and “We Will Rock You.” The song also became accepted as a universal hymn, and Irving Berlin once said that “You'll Never Walk Alone” had the same sort of effect on him as did the 23rd Psalm.
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This was sung by the Kop long before Queen ... It became the Liverpool anthem during the time the group Gerry and the pacemakers had a hit with it in the UK charts in the 60s .... The Group themselves ,came from Liverpool ....
I'm a Liverpool fan and this song always reminds me of the 1989 Hillsborough Disaster where 96 Liverpool fans where crushed to death due to the stadium gates being reopened after it was full to capacity.
sadly. it's 97 now
They were my favorite group of the British Invasion. Two of their biggest hits were "Ferry Across the Mersey" and " Don't Let the Sun catch you Crying". This song was originally in the Broadway play " Carousel ".
This song is such Beloved classic in Liverpool, as you saw in the video that every time their team Liverpool FC plays soccer games either in premier league or bigger tournaments they sing this song among the audience before match starts
A fantastic song, the singer passed away this year. Wishing you both all the best in 2022.
Touches my heart every time. So many more hits by them
There is some footage of Gerry a year or 2 before he passed singing this at Liverpool Football Ground with thousands of Liverpool fans. He was very much part of fabric of Liverpool & proud of his roots. RIP.
Brother and sister you need to hear the Liverpool fans sing this song, Steve in the UK
Once you are part of the Liverpool family, you're in it for good. YNWA!
Guys you need to listen to liverpool football/soccer fans signing this song. REAL SPORTS FANS
you need to watch liverpool fc fans singing this
Mich auch, eine Oma aus🇧🇪😪👋💔
Celtic v Liverpool with Gerry on the pitch singing is amazing
We are a Spurs family but we always get moved by this anthem song, amazing 🥲
Love this song never fails to get me emotional.i'm not a footy fan but it's moving to hear the crowd sing it.the video is places in Liverpool and a couple of Liverpudlian actors are in there to.
Great English band. “Don’t let the Sun Catch You Crying” is a beautiful song
I agree Dori
They Aced Bobby Darin’s, “I’ll Be There,” also. Perfection.
Love this song!
Gerry’s voice has the ability to make you cry🥲
Shawn and Mel, When the Liverpool Football Club played soccer match against the Australian Football team in Melbourne. After the national anthems had been sung. The crowd of over 80,000+ people sang " You'll Never Walk Alone," to and for the Liverpool team. Leaving not a dry eye in the stadium. Cheers, Chris Perry.
Football.
Originally from the musical CAROUSEL ,saw Gerry do this in the Cavedish club in Backburn back in 70s always got the crowd swaying ,the band had lots of hits ,Ferry Cross the Mersey , Dont Let the Sun Catch You Crying, I like It, etc.Liverpool fans made it their own ,great football anthem ,like Sunshine on Leith for Hibs .
I love this song although it brings tears to my eyes as we had this at my brother's funeral 25 year's ago, it still chokes me up.Stay safe.💟💟
I'm deeply saddened after hearing this deepest condolences to your family, RIP to your brother. 🙏💐
This song was so incredibly popular that, after a while, it made you cringe to ever hear it again. But listening to it now, after all these long long years, I can appreciate Gerry's voice and the music and the intent behind it. Thanks again, Shawn and Mel, for taking me back to over 50 years ago! Robert, 73, UK.
I haven't seen this video in awhile. I love the tone of Gerry's voice 🎶🎵
Liverpool through & through, have been for 38 years, come & support them, there history is legendary
Love this song its originally from the Rogers and Hammerstein musical Carousel
Very underrated group. This song will be listened to for generation to come because it touches your heart and gives real inspiration.
The song became even more important in 1989 when the 96 Liverpool fans died in the Hillsborough disaster. This song is played there every anniversary. Unfortunately not with Gerry Marsden anymore.
97. One fan died more than 10 yrs later due to his injuries. I believe he was in a coma for most of that time.
Goosebumps big style.
Villa fan here but love this song hits every true fan
Originally from the musical "Carousel" by Rodgers & Hammerstein
This is used in the musical "Carousel" sung by Shirley Jones and also made more famous with Kate Smith singing
Try ‘ He ain’t heavy he’s my brother’ by the Hollies, a truly beautiful song!
This is another great British group from the 60's during the Merseybeat scene. They had a lot in common with The Beatles as they both came from Liverpool, were managed by Brian Epstein, and were recorded by George Martin. They had a lot of great hits such as "How Do You Do It?", "I Like It", You'll Never Walk Alone", "Ferry Cross the Mersey" & "Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying". Sadly the lead singer Gerry Marsden died this year.
only 5 hits but, all classics? not bad eh?!
Always brings a tear to my eye's . Shawn and Mel please check out the Liverpool football fans singing this song.
This song always chokes me up, it's so great. We just lost lead singer Gerry Marsden late last year. So super emotional listening to this right now.
Just a pronunciation note - the "G" in Gerry makes a "J" sound. Pronounced like "Jerry". I love this band so much and was saddened when the lead singer, Gerry Marsden, died earlier this year (2021). Their biggest hit is "Ferry Cross the Mersey", and the first time I ever went to Liverpool, I made it a point to take the Mersey Ferry just for the experience. But they have several really great songs, and that voice plus the music just shows their pure talent. Great choice to react to.
Love ferry cross the Mersey makes me emotional and I don't know why?
gerry is short for Gerald in Britain in america Jerry is a name on its own
Yes, I agree GERRY and the pacemakers, where awesome, in the day. Remember this pretty song. The group was short lived, but there music, will live on for generations to come, to enjoy.
I rode the ferry hundreds of time back to my place of birth
"... it makes you feel like, it gives you strength, and... it makes you feel like you are not alone."
If you want, in your soul, to feel like this... to feel like you have found belonging... KNOW that you already are accepted and always have been.
YNWA
You
Never
Walk
Alone.
“ Don’t Let The Sun Catch You Crying “ by this group is another heart felt song…Jerry And the Pacemakers!
Amazing voice . Such a beautiful song..... liverpool people are the best....great humour too.... you'll love this. From Birmingham city uk x
What a beautiful, life affirming, soul galvanising song. Thanks for your kind and thoughtful reaction!
This is a beautiful rendition of a Rodgers and Hammerstein song, but I absolutely LOVE Elvis' version. So powerful...
Please watch "Celtic v Barcelona" and listen to 60,000 Scottish Celtic fans singing this, all with scarves aloft and 1/2 way thru the 3-minute video THe P A System is turned off and it is just the power of that fabulous crowd.
Or listen to Liverpool and sing it v Borussia Dortmund(who also sing it) for example when the 2 teams met and sang the same song :) ENJOY!
There aren't many songs that make you feel like this. An uplifting song that means so much to so many. YNWW liverpool.
if you remember what happened in Liverpool , I believe before the soccer game in 1997. Then you will understand the meaning of the song.
I really needed this right now - Thank You Both so much
I consider this beautiful song a spiritual one and equate it with my walk with The Lord.
omg this makes me cry every single time and goosebumps and everything else. This was one of the songs at my high school graduation the band played MANY years ago and I was not a crier then, but it took everything I had to hold it in at that time.
Gerry and the Pacemakers are from Liverpool, as were the Beatles. This is originally a Broadway musical tune, but they did this rock balled arrangement. To this day it is the theme song for the Liverpool Football Club (soccer) team, and the fans belt it out a few times every time they play.
We appreciate you! You're a joy to watch.
This is a song performed by 152 entertainers. Mahalia Jackson was one of the first going back 30 years before Gerry and the Pacemakers. Mahalia Jackson was a gospel singer who started in the 1930's. I first encountered her when I was about 4 or 5 years old in 1952, in some old movie on tv. She became my first favorite female singer along with Ethel Waters. Mahalia sang at the Rev. Martin Luther Kings funeral. She died in 1972. Look into her performance of this song and also "The Lord's Prayer". She is part of American history.
As someone who watched the red men all my 50 years. The times this song as made me laugh and cry I couldn't count. Thats why it's tattooed on my arm.
Gerry, with a “ soft G,” Same as Jerry. Gerry had a wonderful talent, and will forever draw people, to his voice. Gerry and the Pacemakers music touches the Soul, in more then one of their songs. His version of this song from Roger’s and Hammerstein’s Carousel, is one of them. We lost him
on Jan 3rd, 2021, a day after my birthday. I lost my mother to the fauxi shot number 2, exactly 6 months later. Sing with the Angels 😇, all of the group no longer, with us.
I love this song, and Liverpool football club..YNWA.
You’ll hear this sung every week on the terraces by Liverpool fans. Check it out. That’s our English football not your throw & catch girls game. 🇬🇧🤣
I just commented about that and included the link.
The best one is when all the Liverpool fans sing it in unison.
I am a Newcastle United Football Fan and it still gives me goosbumps when I hear the Liverpool Failthfull singing this
You and me both. As a fellow Geordie the biggest compliment I can give to rival supporters is the Liverpool fans singing this it gives me chills
Common pop history forgets that Gerry & the Pacemakers had the first 'Merseybeat' No.1 in the UK BEFORE The Beatles. But the sixties were fast-paced. You snoozed, musically, and you lost. Their greatest contribution probably remains the solidarity that this song produces when sung by football fans - a world away from its roots.
This song has been played in Europe a lot since COVID started to give people hope. There is no better song to do that. Love it.
Everything single time I hear this song it gives me goosebumps everywhere Liverpool football Club adopted this song in the 1960’
Im not from there and dont support them, but I cant hear this song without thinking of "the Kop" singing it at a Liverpool game. It makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up
What a beautiful song, video and from a great group Gerry and the Pacemakers. HAPPY NEW YEAR GUYS
I love the old couple dancing. And the guy that mouths the last word in the song 'alone', he looks like he could kick your ass without batting an eye or working up a sweat! :)
The song is from Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Carouse. Written by Richard Rodgers. From 1964 to 2010, Jerry Lewis concluded his annual Labor Day MDA Telethon by singing the song. It always brought tears to my eyes.
special song to Liverpool fc fans sung home and away and all around the world became very special after the Hillsborough disaster that sadly claimed the lives of 97 Liverpool fans and i do believe some of the folks in the video are relatives of the Liverpool fans that died that day. justice for the 97 YNWA
Gerry was a true scouser never wanted to move away from his city. Manager Bill Shankly made this officially our song in the 60s 70s. Gerry loved by our city and is sorely missed. RIP. Ferry across the Mersey another love song to his city of Liverpool ❤️
Thank you, wonderful Gerry and the pacemakers from my place of birth Liverpool. Love you guys your reaction is brilliant 🤩
Alright. I have a special request for you people that do reactions. Make us old timers, that grew up on this music, a video describing how you feel about our old music. We really like watching your reactions to things like the lyrics, solos, etc... It makes us smile when you are pleasantly surprised with an old classic. I graduated high school in 76 and all of this was on the radio every day. It's great to see young people discover what we had back in the day. Thanks in advance. Everyone give a thumbs up on this comment if you think this is a good idea.
Love this song ..bless gerry Marsden lovely guy RIP
hearing 62000 liverpool and celtic fans singing this at celtic park was the biggest emotional thing ive ever heard in my life.obviously not just a football anthem as i know,as a celtic supporter that it represents the people of liverpool,theyre community and honours the souls that they have lost.beautiful song.x
Growing up in England from 1956 to '64, when my family emigrated to Canada(British Invasion, 1st wave, lol) we had the Beatles and many other terrific groups swept up in their wake, and Gerry and the Pacemakers was one of my favourites. I was also somewhat pleasantly surprised to realize that comedian Jerry Lewis sang this every year near the end of his annual Labor Day Telethon for Muscular Dystrophy Research. A mixed blessing for sure, lmaoow!! A perennial emotional highlight if not-so-much a musical one. It was sometimes hard not to imagine Jerry shouting, "Hey, lady!!", or otherwise drawing on his comedic persona mid-song, shattering the enchantment, such that it was.
p.s., I never knew this was a Rodgers and Hammerstein tune, or that it was in the movie 'Carousel', thanks to your subscribers for the additional info, and personal notes; also, every last well-chosen request...they ARE good. ;>D
Thank you both, btw, for getting it. All the best in '22. D
Just to many great one's from my past. Great time to grow up.
Love your vuys reaction this is a beautiful song powerful
The added meaning of this song to the City of Liverpool makes this version touching and special. For the sheer music background, arrangement and vocal I like the version by The Brooklyn Bridge with lead singer Johnny Maestro.
This song still makes me want to cry for the 96 who died at hillsboro, l watched it all on tv what those people went through was tragic, may they R.I.P.
Just love the guys reaction to this song,,
This song was from the Rogers and Hammerstein musical Carousel. One of the subjects of the musical was abuse. At the time it was written, this subject was never talked about in public and was considered taboo. They broke ground by doing what they did. I love the song and the musical. I was able to attend the musical at The Fifth Avenue Theater after my daughter died in a mass shooting. She had been abused by her boyfriend. By the time she had had enough and decided to move on, it was too late. It has been 10 years this coming April, and the words still ring true: "When you walk through a storm, hold your head up high and don't be afraid of the dark......"
Thank you for pointing a light at my home city of Liverpool, England.
This was originally sung in the classic musical Carousel. Great song! Elvis performed it as well.
Love this song. Gives me goosebumps everytime , especially being a Liverpool FC supporter. Would love if you could do another by them called Walk Hand in Hand with Me. Fantastic, and romantic,, I think you’d love it 😊
I have always loved this song!
You two make me smile thank you.
I've always loved this song. You should watch a video of the crowd singing it at a Liverpool Football Club game, amazaing.
Great song and great reaction.
this song always hit me that GOD IS ALWAYS THERE!
I'm so glad you liked it. 👍 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
PS
I love how you love each other. ❤❤❤
You guys are beautiful people. Thank you much lots of love😇
Always brings tears to my eyes when I hear it.
You two are a a great genuine lovely couple
This song definitely gets you choked up. Lead singer Gerry, (as in Jerry) Marsden has just recently passed away. ❤❤❤❤
Great cover of a song from the musical Carousel - Gerry Marsden made this song his own.
mel,what a lovely singing voice you have!!
I cry every time I hear the song.
Love this version.
Makes me cry
Song gives me goosebumps everytime.
I loved the Johnny Maestro version of this song. First time I heard this was a school play in high school... Carousel. I then watched the movie version of the play with Shirley Jones and Gordon MacRae..
This is sung at every game at Liverpool to remember the fans that died at hillsborough. Great song .
It has been sung since the 60s in Liverpool well before the Hillsborough tradegy
Always makes me cry.
Ferry crossed the Mersey & Don’t let the Sun catch You Crying by Gerry & the Pacemakers are a must listen to