Vinyl Album - Gerry And The Pacemakers - Ferry Cross The Mersey - Columbia

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Gerry And The Pacemakers
Title:	Ferry Cross The Mersey
Label:	Columbia
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	33SX 1693
Date:	Feb 1965
Format:	Mono LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	11 Own, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Gerry And The Pacemakers	It's Gonna Be All Right	Marsden	Rate
A2	Gerry And The Pacemakers	Why Oh Why	Marsden	Rate
A3	Gerry And The Pacemakers	Fall In Love	Marsden	Rate
A4	Gerry And The Pacemakers	Think About Love	Marsden	Rate
A5	The Fourmost	I Love You Too	Jacques, Ryan	Rate
A6	The George Martin Orchestra	All Quiet On The Mersey Front	Martin	Rate
B1	Gerry And The Pacemakers	This Thing Called Love	Marsden	Rate
B2	Gerry And The Pacemakers	Baby You're So Good To Me	Marsden	Rate
B3	Gerry And The Pacemakers	I'll Wait For You	Marsden	Rate
B4	Gerry And The Pacemakers	She's The Only Girl For Me	Marsden	Rate
B5	Cilla Black	Is It Love	Willis	Rate
B6	Gerry And The Pacemakers	Ferry Cross The Mersey	Marsden	Rate

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South Shields Football Club 4th Aug 2024		Columbia 33SX 1693 from The British Movie,Ferry Cross The Mersey written by Tony Warren of Coronation Street by Granada Television performed by Gerry & The Pacemakers alongside The Fourmost & Cilla Black filmed in Black & White. She's The Only Girl for Me sung by Gerry & The Pacemakers and The 12 Original Tracks in 1965. Terry Christie,Sunderland.



Neil Forbes 22nd Jul 2015		Okay, RC! That means the 33 only appeared on Brit. issues. EMI Australia used OSX and OEX prefixes for the Columbia label, with SOEX or SOSX on stereo issues.



Record Collector 22nd Jul 2015		And yes no 33



Record Collector 22nd Jul 2015		Yes Neil that's the Australian catalogue number



Neil Forbes 22nd Jul 2015		You might be able to confirm this, RC, but did EMI ever use the 33OSX prefix at any stage, later dropping the '33' to leave only the 'OSX' prefix?(as per my theory expressed a few minutes ago).



Record Collector 22nd Jul 2015		OSX 1693



Neil Forbes 22nd Jul 2015		We know that much already, RC, it's just that Gordon7009 spotted the album with a Parlophone label but sporting a Columbia catalogue number. Obviously a British issue because the Australian prefix would've been(at a guess) 33OSX, later amended to OEX, then SOEX for stereo issues.



Record Collector 22nd Jul 2015		I just checked with the Australian issue its Columbia (EMI) going by my research



Neil Forbes 22nd Jul 2015		No worries, cptbeefheart. If anyone does have the album, he or she might like to upload the label images to go with cptbeefheart's cover image.



Quad5point1 22nd Jul 2015		I don't own the album but did a search for it, here's another link where you can see the label



Neil Forbes 22nd Jul 2015		The Columbia trademark's up there on the top-left corner of the cover! The label might be where the mistake was made. Is it possible to see the label, cptbeefheart? P.S. the movie has become a scarce commodity! I remember seeing it years ago at the Savoy Theatre, Stockton NSW back about 1965 when I was all of 10 years old. I don't think it was ever shown on TV here.



Quad5point1 22nd Jul 2015		Sure is Columbia, added cover scan



gordon7009 ● 3rd Feb 2015		A Parlophone LP with a 33SX cat. no? Columbia, surely?