Unfortunately The Pacemakers you are watching Les Maguire (piano), Freddie Marsden (drums), Gerry Marsden (vocal and guitar) and Les Chadwick (bass) are all deceased 😢😢😢😢
I have seen this gentleman many times in Australia and have been fan of his music since 10 years old ...Thanx for sharing this footage wth us ..That's the annual musical express reward concert and I believe this is 1964. one..All those Liverpool bands developed by 1964. their distinctive sounds but just a year or two earlier average European would see them all as " some kind of Beatle" ...Gerry was the first one to use strings and orchestra to enhance his ballad arrangements ...He did it before Beatles and him and his band were great group in their own right...very dreamy but in a solid British way..
@@hanno-erdmanntietz8424 It does not surprise me that he mowed to Australia ( it seems to many as very logical career development 😎) Thanx for info..Hope he is still around..
@@hanno-erdmanntietz8424 Whatta unbelievable talent back than in UK and USA and everywhere around the globe..I used to brash shoulders wth people who used to be musos back than... Some stayed in music as producers / engineers,some moved to media...Some moved the continents...👍♥️
Love this Footage so much, His voice is so loud, How on earth did they get it to sound so good, Especially with crappy Vox, they were only 30 WATTS. That's why the Beatles couldn't hear themselves on stage cause of all the screaming, But even so, there voices weren't as loud as Gerry's, Love the Energy in Im'e the one It's fab, Im'e the one Who, Hello, Hi. It's great, And the Don't let the sun Is WAW It sounds Massive, And it don't Even have the Strings in it like the record does, But it sounds So full and big. Great video My friend,
Vox amps aren't crappy, one of the best out there. Any guitarist will tell you that. Don't forget pop music was still in its infancy at this time, and the high-tech powerful PA systems weren't invented. It's thanks to the Beatles who toured and played arenas and stadiums in the US that the sound systems were developed into what we have today.
Great singer and group that wrote some gems like Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying and Ferry Cross the Mersey. Gerry, at his best, was a sweetly soulful vocalist who could relly move you emotionally. Listen to their version of the classic "Summertime" !
The original cheeky chappie what a truly great singer in an interview he said he holds the guitar high so he could play on see the faces of the audience
Gerry was 22-23 years old here! Great entertainer! Great person! RIP Sir!
He looks about 40!
@@doctorrobert1339 It's the hair
Saw Gerry in Great Yarmouth in late 70’s/early 80’s - was great!!!
Unfortunately The Pacemakers you are watching Les Maguire (piano),
Freddie Marsden (drums), Gerry Marsden (vocal and guitar)
and Les Chadwick (bass) are all deceased 😢😢😢😢
:-(
I grew up listening to Gerry. In my opinion, they were the best band of the sixties.
RIP GERRY....❤❤❤
GREAT BAND......MADE ME HAPPY!!
I have seen this gentleman many times in Australia and have been fan of his music since 10 years old ...Thanx for sharing this footage wth us ..That's the annual musical express reward concert and I believe this is 1964. one..All those Liverpool bands developed by 1964. their distinctive sounds but just a year or two earlier average European would see them all as " some kind of Beatle" ...Gerry was the first one to use strings and orchestra to enhance his ballad arrangements ...He did it before Beatles and him and his band were great group in their own right...very dreamy but in a solid British way..
I absolutely agree.
Lovely scouse accent, incomparable.
By the way, bassist Les Chadwick moved to Australia in the early 1970s.
@@hanno-erdmanntietz8424 It does not surprise me that he mowed to Australia ( it seems to many as very logical career development 😎) Thanx for info..Hope he is still around..
@@radomirratkovic9014 Sadly, he died in 2019.
@@hanno-erdmanntietz8424 Whatta unbelievable talent back than in UK and USA and everywhere around the globe..I used to brash shoulders wth people who used to be musos back than... Some stayed in music as producers / engineers,some moved to media...Some moved the continents...👍♥️
true............
Love this Footage so much, His voice is so loud, How on earth did they get it
to sound so good, Especially with crappy Vox, they were only 30 WATTS.
That's why the Beatles couldn't hear themselves on stage cause of all the
screaming, But even so, there voices weren't as loud as Gerry's, Love the
Energy in Im'e the one It's fab, Im'e the one Who, Hello, Hi. It's great, And
the Don't let the sun Is WAW It sounds Massive, And it don't Even have the
Strings in it like the record does, But it sounds So full and big. Great video
My friend,
Vox amps aren't crappy, one of the best out there. Any guitarist will tell you that.
Don't forget pop music was still in its infancy at this time, and the high-tech powerful PA systems weren't invented.
It's thanks to the Beatles who toured and played arenas and stadiums in the US that the sound systems were developed into what we have today.
They made some great music
Great singer and group that wrote some gems like Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying and Ferry Cross the Mersey. Gerry, at his best, was a sweetly soulful vocalist who could relly move you emotionally. Listen to their version of the classic "Summertime" !
The original cheeky chappie what a truly great singer in an interview he said he holds the guitar high so he could play on see the faces of the audience
1964 NME (New Music Express) Poll Winners concert.
R.i.p les maguire last surviving member of the group
Que recuerdos
Sounds Like Paul McCartney when he speaks
lol indeed!
The Liverpudlian accent!
Magique ce Live et que 3,5 k vues. It "s a shame!
Post more Beach Boys!