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Ray Scraggs mate John Fowler is also a prolific author and has recently published this amazing book about possibly the greatest football team in the world ever (Editors personal opinion)
To a whole new generation it must be a mystery how any club without the
financial clout could ever be the top club in England. Such a club was Everton.
Everton were the top club in 1987, but the way football is progressing that could have be the last
time they may ever win the league.
When the author found his scrapbook he had kept from that season, he found it easier to explain to his grandson how
they did it.
This humorous recount of Everton’s journey to victory in 1987 is the perfect Xmas gift for all
Evertonians who remember those better times.
(It’s also an excellent present for Liverpool supporters explaining how not to spend £2 trillion on a bunch of
losers. Editors personal opinion)
Priced at £5 per copy plus £1 P&P, you can buy the book from John by sending a cheque or postal order to:
John Fowler PO box 223, Wirral Cheshire, CH31 9EW
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Videos of some of the bands still exciting the crowds today. The Liverpool Beat is back.
Want to see the heroes of the Mersey sound in Action You still can. Check back
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each band if you want to book them for your venue
Liverpool Beat on the Road
We are taking the show on the road with some of the great bands from the era and a few new ones too.
Liverpool Heroes Series
Some rare videos of the Merseybeat Stars of the 60s
Arty Davies one of the originals
from the MerseyBeat boom is one of the great stories of the era. Struck down with Polio at an early age, Arty
despite his disability became a great drummer. As the years rolled on Arty's condition got worse and he gave up
drumming and had to revert to a wheelchair to get about. A few years ago encouraged by members of MerseyCats
Arty got up to play again and he has never looked back. Since coming back Arty has played with many of the
great MerseyBeat bands and has become a great friend of Faron the MerseyBeat legend. Arty is still playing with
The Applejacks. Arty is also one of the great historians of the scene and has compiled his own "Merseypedia" of
the bands who played in Liverpool during the sixties. Click the image to travel back to see the boys in the
bands as they were....You Should Have Been There...
New 60's Albums
