Gerry and the Pacemakers: Live at the Pavillion Theatre, Glasgow 1990

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The Beatles weren't the only pop group from Liverpool to score a string of hit singles in the '60s -- Gerry & the Pacemakers were fellow Liverpudlians who earned a loyal following on both sides of the Atlantic, and frontman Gerry Marsden still tours with a revamped lineup of Pacemakers. Gerry and the Pacemakers: Live at the Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow was recorded during a 1992 gig in Scotland, and includes the songs "How Do You Do It," "Ferry 'Cross the Mersey," "Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying," "It's Gonna be All Right" and many more. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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	Al M.

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I love this group, but they are murdering their own songs. Take my advice and hit the mute button. If you've got an old CD of theirs then play that while you watch. This video won't bring back any of the old memories of the group you used to know. Its not their fault, they are old and just can't recapture the voices they had when they were young. Such a pity. Too bad. I still love their old CD's though.

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	BOB K.

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I love seeing the 50's and 60's groups sing now there hits from past. Wish there were more

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