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  ‘Devastated’ family of Gerry Marsden hold his funeral near River Mersey

  Sir Kenny Dalglish told the service that no-one could underestimate how important Gerry has been to Liverpool Football Club

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  Entertainment

  The Independent

  Gerry Marsden: Musician behind Liverpool FC’s ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’

  His Merseybeat Pacemakers rivalled The Beatles during the early Sixties

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  The Guardian

  Farewell Colin Bell and the Doc, plus history of You'll Never Walk Alone

  Farewell Colin Bell and the Doc, plus history of You'll Never Walk AloneThis week’s roundup also features Magnus Carlsen’s memory and some disc golf brilliance

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  The Guardian

  How You'll Never Walk Alone came to define Liverpool FC's spirit

  How You'll Never Walk Alone came to define Liverpool FC's spiritThe Rodgers and Hammerstein number became a football anthem via the late Gerry Marsden, bringing euphoric determination to every era of Liverpool FC from Shankly to Klopp

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  The Telegraph

  When the Beatles met the Pacemakers: inside the friendliest rivalry in rock

  In the spring of 1960 several of Merseyside’s brightest rock ’n roll prospects auditioned for a coveted spot opening for Gene Vincent at Liverpool Stadium. Among those trying their luck were a collection of scrappy up-and-comers who had recently changed their name from The Quarrymen to The Silver Beetles. To their disgruntlement, John Lennon, Paul McCartney and bandmates were passed over. The honour of raising the curtain at Liverpool Stadium instead went to Lennon’s friend Gerry Marsden, who ha

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  The Guardian

  Gerry Marsden: 10 of his finest songs

  Gerry Marsden: 10 of his finest songs. Away from eternal hits like You’ll Never Walk Alone, here are some of Marsden and the Pacemakers’ sometimes overlooked songs, from high-energy Merseybeat to folk-based numbers

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  HuffPost UK

  Paul McCartney Leads Tributes To Gerry Marsden Following Death Of You’ll Never Walk Alone Singer

  The Gerry And The Pacemakers frontman died on Sunday at the age of 78.

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  Monday briefing: England councils scramble to keep schools closed

  Monday briefing: England councils scramble to keep schools closedSecondaries shut, some primaries due to reopen but won’t … Trump harangues Georgia official to cook up votes … ready player 2021

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  The Telegraph

  Gerry Marsden, frontman of Gerry and the Pacemakers, dies aged 78: Singer hailed a 'Liverpool legend'

  The family of Gerry Marsden - singer of You'll Never Walk Alone - has died after a short illness. The lead singer of sixties band Gerry and the Pacemakers, who found fame in the Merseybeat scene, died on Sunday at the age of 78. The band's hits included Ferry Cross The Mersey, while their version of You'll Never Walk Alone became a football anthem for Marsden's home club of Liverpool. His friend, broadcaster Pete Price, wrote on Instagram: "It's with a very heavy heart, after speaking to the fam

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  PA Media: UK News

  Sir Paul McCartney pays tribute to You’ll Never Walk Alone singer Gerry Marsden

  Marsden, 78, died in hospital on Sunday after suffering an infection in his heart

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