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  • Yes, this is really cool. It´s the first time I´ve heard and listened to Loverbirdes and for me they are totally unknown.I can not find any history about them. I can not find any history about them. Maybe it´s because they were women who played rock 'n roll (pop). It would be interesting to know how their career looked like and what they are doing today. There were al lot of fantastic bands during this period. Listen f.e. to THE ZETTLERS and the tunes "Skinnie Minnie" and "Beautiful Delilah".

  • Just look at them dancing to this song, lyrics rule :D

  • So they inspired The Go Go's?

  • so freaking cool!! right at the beginning, the guitarist to the left almost cracks up laughing, and is obvious throughout how much fun they're having with the song. this is at some german TV studio right?

  • Check out on YouTube Billy Vera's version of this song - excellent!!!

  • All girl beat groups in the sixties would have been as rare as rocking-horse sh.....!

  • They where playing in the famous STAR CLUB In Hamburg; Grosse Freiheit! Was great!

  • They where playing in the famous STAR CLUB in Hamburg Grosse Freiheit

  • like these girls! figgures I would discover them a year after Pam died. RIP rocker

  • a girl with side burns... awesome!

  • I think this is a remaike by an american sweater group called The Upbeats....sung in falsetto if memory serves

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  • Girls?!?!? I didn't knew there was a band such as this...Powerfull beat!

  • Interesting enough.

  • whoever the drummer was, she had astounding skill

  • THESE CHICKS ROCK!!! Fun!

    whoooooaaaaaaahhhhh!

  • Pamela Birch died today im Hamburg at the age of 65. She lived there for more than 40 years.

  • 0:55 one happy ass drummer

  • Just what dance are the crowd doing?!? Different from the U.S.A.?

  • The guitarist/vocalist on the left was giggling. Funny

  • Pamela Birch - guitar/vocals

    Valerie Gell - guitar/vocals

    Mary McGlory - bass guitar/vocals

    Sylvia Saunders - drums

    The group split up in 1967.

  • are they still all alive????? sure not an american group or is it???? British???

  • British. See above.

  • oh yes, stupid me, I didn't read on thanks the CharlieScott

  • looks like they are all having a blast!!!!!

  • @pkappel006 Well, the "real" Liverbirds are the statues on the Liver Building in Liverpool, so.......... You can see them from a distance if you "ferry cross the Mersey". But like so many Merseybeat groups these girls went to Hamburg and were so successful there they decide to make it their home. First saw them on TV in 1966, Saturday afternoon, Beatclub, Uschi Nerke, ahhhhhhhhhhhh.................­.......

  • First called The Debutones, the group was formed in the early months of 1962. Birch and McGlory replaced founder members Irene Green (vocals) and Sheila McGlory when they departed to Tiffany's Dimensions and The Demoiselles respectively.

    The Liver Birds moved to Hamburg in 1963 where they became one of the most popular and successful groups on the Star-Club circuit. In Germany, they recorded two albums which sold well and they reached the German top five with their single, "Diddley Daddy".

  • Never heard of them and I am 57! I'm also a pretty good guitarist who cut his teeth on the British invasion.

  • they were only popular in Germany like many bands like the creation, smoke, lots of starclub records bands

  • I'd never heard of them either, and they're great! Maybe it's because they weren't skanky looking enough?

    @theCharlieScott

  • Why have this group been airbrushed out of the pages of pop history? Does anyone know what happened to these girls? Are they still alive? Theirs is a story that has to be told...

  • Yes, extremely good question, Crispears1, damn, I have never, ever heard of them and I'm 41 years old. What the hell?!?

  • 1:07 the solo guitarist stood behind the curtain.

  • @PAULLONDEN More like the camera man stood behind the lead guitarist (the long haired brunette). It's not like that was some difficult solo that they would need a stunt double for!

  • @mndandy True..I was jumping to conclusions,I thought they were both still playing rhythm.

    The camera man rightly stayed with the drummer....;]

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  • A big hell yah from Smuggler's Brand Peanut Butter, Granada, NI

  • dawnsullivan....you talk out of your ass too

  • The dark haired guitarist looks like Bill Wyman, the drummer favors Steve Marriot but my favorite is that good looking amazon lead singer!

  • 60's Rave

  • fucking great i was one years old at the time and was shiting peanut buter out of my ass

  • hahahaha.....I Love This Video & I Still Shoot Peanut Butter Out My Ass Whenever I Watch This....hahaha...Craig

  • this is a cover i dont remmember the name of the original band

  • The Marathons originally sang it in 1961.

  • hully...hully gully!

  • Well, looks like Smuggler's Brand PeaNut Butter here in Granada,Nicaragua has a new theme song

  • They totally rock. Is this where The Gore Gore Girls draw upon some of their inspiration?

  • the girl version of keith moon!

  • Pamela Birch - guitar/vocals

    Valerie Gell - guitar/vocals

    Mary McGlory - bass guitar/vocals

    Sylvia Saunders - drums

  • Ah - the innocense of it all. The Spice Girls ain't got nothin' on these chicks!

  • right you are!

  • The Go Gos could have learned a thing or two from these chicks as well. :-)

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