Mcglory, Mary & Sylvia Saunders - The Other Fab Four: Our Life In Britain'S First Female Rock 'N' Roll Band

The little-known success story of four working class girls who formed 'the female Beatles' in 1960s Liverpool In the early ‘60s, four friends from Liverpool formed a band. But this is not the ‘fab four’ story we know . . . Mary, Sylvia, Valerie and Pamela – also known as The Liverbirds – were one of the world’s first all-female rock’n’roll bands. At an early gig, backstage at the Cavern Club, a young John Lennon told them that ‘girls don’t play guitars’. But they took that as a challenge. Despite the early scepticism, they won over tough crowds, toured stadiums, recorded two hit albums, and played with the Kinks, Rolling Stones and Chuck Berry – all in the space of just five years. Now, the two surviving members of the band tell their incredible story in full for the first time – capturing a lost era of liberation and rock’n’roll, as they thrived in the vibrant Merseybeat music scene and formed a friendship that has endured through the decades.