This domingo has fallen to the 78-year-old British singer Gerry Marsden, who in 1963 and with his band ‘Gerry and the Pacemakers’ hizo popular the song ‘You’re Never Walk Alone’, compiled by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein in two decades antes and that was adopted by his henchmen like the hymn of Liverpool.
As he was informed by Liverpool he was receiving a communication stating that the company was “deeply disappointed by the bankruptcy of Gerry Marsden”.
“‘Scouser’ (natural Liverpool) and lover of toda la vida del Liverpool, Marsden fue el cantante principal de la banda ‘merseybeat’ (sonido propio de la ciudad) de los 60 ‘Gerry and the Pacemakers’, cuya versión de You ‘re Never Walk Alone was adopted by the’ Kop ‘(grade of Anfield Road stadium) in 1963 “, agrega.
The club recalls that “the third leg of the group, a classic version of Rodgers and Hammerstein, is famous all over the world as the Liverpool anthem and can be sung moments before the start of each game at Anfield”.
“Celebrated in times of celebration and commissary, Gerry’s interpretation You’re Never Walk Alone will always be a league to the club I love”, lamented the entity.