Video highlights

• The Beat Goes On

  

  Social historian Georgina Young takes us on a tour of The Beat Goes On.

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• Bill Drummond

  

  Bill Drummond of KLF remembers his first Fab Four single.

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• Connie Lush

  

  Blues singer Connie Lush is thrilled that she never got a record deal.

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• Eddy Amoo

  

  Eddy Amoo's first gig with The Real Thing was alongside The Beatles.

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• Garry Christian

  

  Garry Christian of The Christians describes his first gig - for his church at age 12.

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• The Christians acoustic session

  

  The Christians perform Born Again in an acoustic session.

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• Ian Broudie

  

  Ian Broudie, aka The Lightning Seeds, talks about producing and performing.

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• Ian McNabb

  

  Ian McNabb of The Icicle Works says Liverpool has as many musicians as plumbers.

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• Ian McNabb acoustic session

  

  Ian McNabb sings Liverpool Girl in an acoustic session.

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• John Head

  

  John Head of Shack says writing the perfect song is like winning the lottery.

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• John Head acoustic session

  

  John Head sings Miles Apart in an acoustic session.

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• John Power

  

  John Power, of The La's and Cast, says "What Liverpool gave me was attitude."

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• John Power acoustic session

  

  John Power sings Mariner in an acoustic session.

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• Kathryn Williams

  

  Singer-songwriter Kathryn Williams is candid about disliking the spotlight.

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• Kathryn Williams acoustic session

  

  Kathryn Williams sings Rolling Down in an acoustic session.

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• Young Kof

  

  Urban songwriter-performer Young Kof wants to speak out about inequality in Liverpool.

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