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Artist information:
Artist:
Gerry & the Pacemakers
Instrument(s):
Country:
Great Britain		Gender:
Group
Other info:
See also: Marsden Gerry

Record title:
Ferry Cross the Mersey (US)		Price: (Euro)
20
Main style:
Rock		Substyle(s):
60'S Beat & Rhythm And Blues

Record information:
Record Company/
Label:
United Artists		Catalogue
number:
UAS 6387		Released
originally:
1965 		This copy:
(if not orig.)
Cover made in:
U.S.A.		Record made in:
U.S.A.		Media:
Album		Sub media:
LP
Condition/
cover:
VG+		Condition/
record(s):
G
Additional information about:
Label:Cover:
Black labels with silver print. Boxed yellow & white United Artists logo at top with blue, yellow, white and red circles above.Semi-glossy single cover. A few small surface tears on front. Light dirt marks on back. Very light surface wear on each side. Seam, spine and corner wear. Two creased corners (> right > top & bottom). Completely different artwork to the UK one.
Record(s):Attachment:
Lots of hairlines and surface / needle marks. Plays fine with occasional light clicks and surface noise.
Other information & picture:
One of the few early 1960s British groups to initially challenge The Beatles in popularity. Formed in Liverpool during the late 1950s, disbanded in 1966. Soundtrack of the film "Ferry Cross the Mersey". Altered US stereo issue of Columbia SCX 3544 (England 1965): the 9 Gerry & The Pacemaker tracks are the same but "I Gotta Woman" by The Black Knights, "Shake a Tail Feather" by Earl Royce & The Olympics and "Why Don't You Love Me" by The Blackwells have replaced "I Love You Too" by The Fourmost, "All Is Quiet on the Mersey Front" by George Martin & Orchestra and "Is It Love" by Cilla Black. Also the cover design is completely different.


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