Gerry Marsden talks to Gerard Smith on The Beat Goes On Pt. 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Gerry Marsden from Gerry and the Pacemakers has an interview with Gerard smith on the New Zealand program; The Beat Goes On.
This is part 1 of the 20 Minute interview.
Around year 2000 when Gerry toured Australia, I promoted one of his shows and got to spend the whole day with him...watched the show from side stage and he signed my "Before they were theBeatles" book...what a thrill and what a lovely man...he knew how much of a thrill it was for me to meet him and he loved it as well...one of the great moments of my life
That's AWESOME!! So glad to see positive comments on TH-cam like that. I can imagine he'd be a great guy to hang with 🙂
@@randalclarke5487 a total gentleman
Lucky you! What a great guy.
Lovely comment. Not only did he have the most wonderful talent, he was also down to earth and completely charming.
Watching in 2022. Just had to see Jerry and reminisce. Such a lovely person! Loved this band. RIP to those that have passed, you are still a light in my life!
What a charming, down to earth man. RIP.
Gerry and the Pacemakers were great. I miss that sound and those days.
Thank you Jerry for the music and fun you have brought to our lives.I grew up listening to your music and think the kids of today are missing out big time.I don't think they will be listening to rap and some of the other music when they are in their 50s or 60s.
I had a big crush on Gerry! Thanks for the great songs!
RIP Gerry, and thanks for all those great songs.
The Lennon/McCartney songwriting duo put a collaborative and competitive energy and creative edge to their music.
Gerry was a composer and songwriter too, but he didn't have a second one in his band to keep the creative juices flowing like they were in the Beatles.
Great interview. Gary seems like a nice dude. I didn't know he and his band were that connected to the Beatles in those early days.Same gigs,same manager and same producer. Not super talented like the Beatles but good enough for a run of good hits for a few years. He looks like he invested that money well. A lot of those early British bands that fizzled after only a few years and were never heard from again weren't so lucky.
Yes, a lot of shared history with The Beatles. Gerry and the Pacemakers were huge during the British invasion of '64 and '65.
What a cool guy! That only adds to his appeal which he didn't even need. He's 'a great singer and performer. Please come to the States for a concert!
You were super, Gerry. Superduper. I have your "best of" on constant rotation in my car. Thanks and rest in peace.
I met Gerry after his performance at a theater in Coquitlam B.C. We had a nice chat and hand shake. Rest in peace my friend.
He leaves a great set of songs for us to enjoy. Well done, Gerry.
Oh, I like it, what a perfect song. All your other tunes, especially your skiffle music. You are the best Gerry. Greets from Massachusetts USA. Worcester, Massachusetts loves you.
gerry i love your smile :) you are a man very sensual. :) i was born in 1972, but like me so much your songs, thanks for your music.
O lendário vocalista da banda Pacemakers, sendo entrevistado na Nova Zelandia, onde fala da vida e obra do grupo, entre outros fatos pitorescos ocorridos ao longo da carreira, etc., é gratificante vê-lo e ouvi-lo, e como sempre, sorrindo; maneco - Porto Alegre-RS - Brasil.
É mesmo! Sempre sorrindo. Eu adoro ele.
terrific interview wot s down to earth bloke he is onya gerrard lol
His voice make me to cry
Good to seeya again Gerry! See and look after yourself .
@Rockinroy1
Too bad they didn't want to know him(if that's really true). Beside being an affecting singer(decades on, Ferry Cross the Mersey is still a sweet, beautiful song) and he seems to be a warm, amusing fellow.
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Hero!
I am In Love
My genesis; my birth channel. Amazing, we took those days for granted and it never occurred to us that things were going to change beyond all recognition in Liverpool. My brothers' group, The Earthlings performed at The Cavern.
There will never again be a music epoch like it. Why! Because you don't get song writing talent or delivery like it. Much of the human touch remains thankfully. It was unique to Liverpool.
I 'illustrated' it all in my poetry books, Believin' of Liverpool and the earlier published, A Sea Veneer of Merseyside. The 3,000 copies sold out in a few weeks. I have the fondest memories. I wonder what memories later generations will have?
Never mind. I retired to Spain. Cy Tucker, Ruby Murray's husband is here. Pat Cordwell visited regularly before she passed on. Eric (Ricky) Tomlinson has a place in Benidorm.
My claim to fame was my poetry. Here is a video poem inspired by a Liverpool (Bootle) teenage girlfriend I dated in the 60s. Thanks for 'listening'. Love to you all. Michael (Mike) Walsh (poetry).
The Oldest Love Letter....Poetry by Michael Walsh
Gerry, your group was the best, but, there´s others in the movie that are very good too.
Up Liathroim! What part you from? Same here, Gerry was a great singer. I do prefer The Beatles version of How Do You Do It though.
That was rather mean, yet exceedingly clever and hilarious.
@leitrimboy
Yes, he does and he is.
It says this is part 1. I can't find a part 2. Has it been posted?
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This is true, google says McCartney is worth 800,00 and his portfolio is still growing!
Approx 1.5 Billion now...
That's strange he would call the the band the Pacemakers because back then the pacemaker really didn't exists, they had prototypes, experimental ones that you would wear outside the chest, unless he got the name from car racing?
+Georgie Thumbs pace maker, maybe as one who would set the pace !
Or maybe a band that would set the pace, maybe ?
The term "pacemaker" was around long before the device.
it's called 'age'.
@sixtiesforever1966 they were good, undoubtely, but... better than the Beatles? I don't think so.
The gentleman of Liverpool music? Please try & search for early Searchers songs. I prefer them to the much better known band from Liverpool.
Absolutely , me too , I'm a big searchers fan . fantastic band
"learnt us"
still very liverpudlian.
Man, if you close your eyes , he sounds a lot like Paul McCartney..They both have that nasal, raspy tone, that most great rock vocalists have..
Unfortunately that comes with the accent :-) I have the same accent and get kidded about it. I just can't sing like them :-)
Gerry is so good at recalling everything from way back then.
He is starting to lose his voice and has put on a lot of weight around the middle from all that good food in Spain, but he is so warm and agreeable nonetheless.
don't make me laugh!! are just the "multiple singers" what kept them fresh? come on! how about creativity? How about the musical evolution they had in just 6 years?
If you don't like them, it's OK for me, but you can't simply deny the enormous influence they were and still are, even 40 years after their breakup. That couldn't happen just because they were 3 singers instead of one.
800.000
Gerry has a better voice than Paul. Then and now.
Ba-doom-tish!
the beatles are not that great ,you are so mistaken and dont know what your talkin about besdides selling over a billion records first ti do a music video ,first in feed back on record first to do so many innoivative things in the studio .and then there wrting . and there ability to keep changing,reinventing their selves . I could go on and on each album was a event.and their influence on music is still felt todsy and they influenced so many.
It is good to PUT THE BEATLES IN THEIR PLACE! Everybody k
Knows the beatles were NOT and are NOT that great! Comparisons Do Not matter anyway!
All u guys are forgetting one thing, they all knew each other, yes they were competitive, but Gerry is worth about 10 million, with mccartney's divorce(which he paid a lot of money), he still worth almost a billion!....so I would say although Gerry is an awesome person, he is nowhere near the talent of McCartney...sorry all you beatle haters.