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The Merseybeats

The Merseybeats

Search complete. 5 mentions across 5 episodes found for "The Merseybeats".

Oct 4, 2026

Brian ReadeGUEST
6:30
It's going to reflect the moods of the city at times.
Brian ReadeGUEST
6:33
If flowers in the 1960s under Shankly, when Mersey Beats at the Star is coming, it becomes a worldwide phenomenon.
Brian ReadeGUEST
6:40
Look at these people swaying and singing Beatles songs.
Brian ReadeGUEST
6:43
So it's very much, as I say, a kind of reflection of the city and the country in many respects.
Mark RowlandHOST
14:45
It was released in 1965 as the B-side of their song Fever, a cover of the song Fever.
Mark RowlandHOST
14:54
It was a big hit in the UK with a version by the Merseybeats, and I think it's the Merseybeats version that Bowie was probably referencing when he chose to do a cover rather than the McCoy's version.
PushHOST
15:06
Oh, do you know what I'm thinking of? I think I'm thinking of S.F.
PushHOST
15:09
Sorrow, which was...
Tim FriedmannHOST
22:59
Well, that wasn't going to happen in 1965.
Tim FriedmannHOST
23:02
And so they were talking about, well, how about the Fortunes or the Merseybeats? Something like that.
Tim FriedmannHOST
23:07
Yeah.
Tim FriedmannHOST
23:07
Yeah, yeah.
Guy PrattHOST
28:20
Mm-hmm.
Paul CarrackGUEST
28:20
The Searchers, um, the Merseybeats.
Paul CarrackGUEST
28:24
Uh, th- they got me exci- ...
Paul CarrackGUEST
28:25
I mean, I saw The Beatles twice-
Paul CarrackGUEST
27:40
Then, of course, it was the whole Liverpool, Boom, The Beatles, all those bands, The Searchers.
Paul CarrackGUEST
27:49
the Mersey Beats, they got me excited.
Paul CarrackGUEST
27:51
I mean, I saw the Beatles twice.
Gary KempHOST
27:53
Oh, you

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