The term was used in 1962-63 to refer to a number of rock groups from the English city of Liverpool, including The Beatles, who began to attract attention. As Liverpool is located at the mouth of the Mersey River, it was also called the Mersey beat. In addition to The Beatles, the group included Gerry & the Pacemakers and the Swinging Blue Jeans. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
1962‐63年,ビートルズをはじめとしてイギリスのリバプール市のいくつかのロック・グループが注目されるようになったころに,それらの総称として用いられた言葉。リバプールがマージー河口にあるため,マージー・ビートMersey beatとも呼ばれた。ビートルズのほかにゲリーとペースメーカーズGerry & the Pacemakers,スウィンギング・ブルー・ジーンズSwinging Blue Jeansなどが含まれる。
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