Gerry + Pacemakers, Brian Poole + Tremeloes, Dusty Springfield - 1964 (HD)

Here is Dusty Springfield, Gerry and The Pacemakers, Brian Poole and The Tremeloes, Gene Pitney and Johnny O'Keefe, all performing 'When The Saints Go Marching In' on Australian TV's 'The Liverpool Sound', broadcast 27th May 1964.

For more info on Dusty Springfield, Gerry and The Pacemakers and Brian Poole and The Tremeloes (including full details of their individual set-lists on this show, see my book 'CHANNELLING THE BEAT! (The Ultimate Guide to UK '60s Pop on TV)'. This includes a foreword by Brian Poole, among others!

[peterchecksfield]

My book ‘The Tremeloes - Even The Bad Times Are Good!’, available from Amazon!

[allymayful]

How gorgeous to see them all having so much genuine fun - a credit to the production team. Sad to hear today's news - RIP Gerry. You were the longest survivor of this group of artists

[showbizismylife]

Dusty kinda wipes the floor with everyone

[candacecrocker]

What a wonderful piece of nostalgia! I was 13 years old and the British Invasion's music was SO exciting not to mention my beloved Gene Pitney! We were ready for something new and exciting because we were still recovering from the assassination of President Kennedy. I'm a native Cape Codder ( Massachusetts ) and he was one of our own. As I watch this Gene , Dusty and Gerry ( just 2 days ago! ) are gone from us but I'm sure they're up there with the Righteous Brothers in Rock & Roll Heaven! RIP.

[karlbrady]

Dusty was, is, and always will be the most beautiful woman in the history of recorded music.

[gregske]

How many people watched this 💎 gem holding their breath, and their jaw agape!

[barrysolly]

Just love bit right at the beginning when they are being introduced, when Dusty walks on the way Gene offers his arm and hand to her, sheer class.

[cozname]

Awesome stuff Dusty, Gene Pitney and J'OK who knew they all got together way back whenn....

[caz]

I remember seeing Gerry Marsden at The Sydney Entertainment Centre in 1995, as part of the Best of British 60's concert. He sang Ferry cross the Mersey twice. I remember seeing him standing there with all his fans gathered around him. What a champion!

[seedyjeezus]

Dusty also sang on this show I only want to be with you, and starts laughing during it, also she sings 24 Hours from Tulsa. Brave move with Gene Pitney on board... a friend of mine did the sound on the TV show, and still has in a frame the run sheet for the show.... Said Dusty was just incredible in every way. he got to talk to her later at the Southern Cross Hotel in Melbourne. She sounded incredible on the Audio.

[barrysolly]

Just love the way Gene reaches out so gently to welcome Dusty, Real Class

[wordweaver]

What a treat seeing and hearing this! Thank you!

[caz]

So this is The Johnny O'Keefe Show, broadcast on ATN 7, which was then located at Epping.

[Selvikus]

Did Gerry swap guitars with Alan Blakley of the Tremeloes? I've never seen him with a Strat(in the 60s, he regularly used Strats later in his career), only his signature Gretsch 6119..

[musicrocksoffical]

Dusty knocks all of the others out of the park.

[pattiherf]

MADE IT "HER OWN" once again...

[FenderTele]

First time hearing this! Loving the mix of the guitars fender jaguars, jazzmasters, what looks like a hofner bass and a vox bass jazz bass and a gretsch When I heard the riff kicking off behind the curtain I was thinking it's going to be Little queenie or sweet little rock and roller. I expected chuck Berry but never when the saints! I'm sure the majority of them who started in skiffle played this in the late 1950s! Dusty is in fine form I could picture dusty being backed by the pacemakers in a Liverpool ballroom. Dusty and Gerry would be ripping through something like some other guy, shot of rhythm and blues or slow down. I might be wrong but that might be the echoes as well who were backing Dusty at that time

[hanno-erdmanntietz]

Gerry Marsden has just passed away. This is very sad news.

[pattigee]

Dusty, the only g-i-r-r-r-l, fabulous.

[nelsonalarcon]

Fantastic Dusty. The best female singer ever