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The Liverpool Scene were poets, artists and musicians living in Liverpool in the 1960's. The band comprised of Andy Roberts, Adrian Henri, Mike Evans, Mike Hart, and Percy Jones. The band went through a few changes and Percy was replaced by Brian Dodson, who was later replaced by Pete Clark and finally replaced by Frank Garrett. Most of their music is poetry, sung or spoken set along to acoustic guitar. They write poetry relevant to the time, both politically and in keeping with the vogue. There are eight albums from this band but they can be hard to buy. The...

Liverpool Express was a 1970s British rock band. They are famous for songs such as "You Are My Love” and "Every Man Must Have A Dream", charting several hits. They were the first band to do a major tour in South America. Founding member Billy Kinsley previously played with The Merseybeats and The Merseys. Liverpool Express toured with both Rod Stewart and the influential rock band, Foreigner. One of Liverpool Express' members, pianist Roger Scott Craig, went on to join Fortune in 1982, and form Harlan Cage in 1996. Band members * Roger Scott Craig - pianist / keyboardist *...

Liverpool Football Club is a professional football club based in Liverpool, England which plays in the Premier League and is one of the most successful in the history of English football, winning the second most amount of trophies than any other English club, behind Manchester United. Liverpool has won a surpassed record of eighteen league titles, a mere seven FA Cups, a record seven League Cups, a joint-record of three UEFA Cups and five European Cups, an English record. The club was founded in 1892, and quickly became a strong force in English football, winning five league championships between 1900...

Initially, this band was known as "Северный Ветер" ("Northern Wind"), but in 2004 they decided to be known as "Боянов Гимн" ("Boyanov Gimn"). .

Liverpool were a psychedelic rock band from Brazil who released their only album, Por Favor Sucesso, in late 1968. They recorded music for a movie soundtrack and went on to release a 45 with a more latin-rock (aka Santana sound) 45 under the name Liverpool Sound. .