Gerry and The Pacemakers - 'Ferry Cross The Mersey'

@uselessjoe
No its ferry cross the mersey, not "across", look it up

Although he's clearly lip syncing here, people who are intimately familiar with this song will notice that this is a slightly different, alternate vocal track from the commonly heard studio version played on pop radio. Very nice and not uncommon for movie tracks in the 60's to have slightly different vocal tracks.

Are they Toffee's or Red's?

First time i've ever seen the original clip. Its kind of how i imagined it - thanks - it's a great clip and song.

sboys02 its skiffle, not skittle, but this is not,,

Yes,that's right. It is spelled skiffle, and please excuse my typo. I certainly stand corrected. But, I would still consider the intro/beat of this tune as a "skiffle type" beat. Even though most of their music would not be considered skiffle,they certainly hail from the birthplace of it.

I heard this on a Beatles radio station.

the word is not cross, but 'cross, a legitimate contraction if you allow for poetic liscence.

I Live & Love Liverpool, My website has Liverpool in the Background. Im thinking of having ferry cross the mersy playing as people click onto my site..im going to france next week to vist my brother, who's 50..guess what song I will be singing to him....
Thats right "ferry cross the Mersey"...rock on Liverbirds...