Rock Family Trees: The Mersey Sound (1998) - 1080 HD QUALITY!!!

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  @studio12archive60 · 2 weeks ago

  I was 11 in 1961 and grew up in Liverpool. For a short time, it was the hub of the universe. Happy days.

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• TC

  @TCSC47 · 2 weeks ago

  Brilliant documentary. This was, or rather is, my culture. Teenager in Surrey 1960 to 65, miles away from Liverpool, but as the video commented &quot;Liverpool ruled the world&quot;. These guys brought me so much entertainment. It is always gratifying to hear some of them who were happy with what they achieved and sad to hear of the problems that others encountered.<br>The only Liverpool band I ever saw live were the Foremost which was at the Hereford Teacher Training college where we used to go to meet girls. They were one of the most accomplished bands I ever saw - and I&apos;ve seen many top artists over the years. <br>Rock on!<br>(and cheers for memories of John Peel as well, of course)

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  @bodix006uk9 · 9 months ago

  Saw so many of these GROUPS at the Oasis in Manchester in the &apos;60&apos;s.No alcohol but a brilliant &nbsp;night guaranteed.The best time for music ever. &nbsp;I&apos;m 82 now,played in a band and lived it. Believe me, this was music&apos;s peak for me. Thank you for posting brought it all back.

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  @suebradford890 · 1 month ago

  Remember watching these series on BBC and found them fascinating. Looking forward (if there is one!) to the Birmingham &quot;family tree&quot; - Move, ELO etc. and I&apos;ve subscribed.

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• GI

  @Giantdaz72 · 3 weeks ago

  I watched this documentary along will all the other Rock Family Trees at the time of original broadcast in the mid 90s, hard to believe that they&apos;re all taking about a scene that was only 30 or so years ago, it&apos;s double that now

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• ST

  @stevepaul6955 · 9 months ago

  I wish things had turned out better for Tony Jackson.

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• AL

  @alanboyle9392 · 9 months ago

  Favorite Billy J song is &apos;i&apos;ll keep you satisfied&apos; followed by &apos;bad to me&apos;

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• ST

  @steve-o4207 · 12 days ago

  That was so good

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  @nickdryad · 1 year ago

  Brilliant interviews. &nbsp;There’s something about sung &nbsp;Liverpool accent that cuts through in rock n roll. You can hear the Beatles repertoire was clearly the backbone for many Mersey bands.

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• RM

  @rmh3657 · 8 months ago

  Great documentary👍

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• CH

  @christopherprim1973 · 1 month ago

  Can&apos;t count the times we threw &apos;Little Children&apos; on. Had that one memorized before The Beatles came home.😂

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  @Colsoloact-po9wv · 6 months ago

  Great t see Tony Jacskon who seems a real nice fella! RIP! Great documentary this...just seen it for the first time!

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