Ringo Starr - Friday Night With Jonathan Ross 2008
https://youtu.be/o1LmTFOL6n0?si=Pjt3AslqAPvYbp81
And two programs that reference life under the bridge. First Lillies, which I am going to spell correctly even if IMDB and Google refuse to.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0813734/?ref_=ext_shr
Griff Rhys Jones, Who Do You Think You Are?Series 4 Episode 3 which has disappeared from iPlayer since the walk was first planned. If anyone can find please email a link to it.
This is the IMDB review of Lilies that I mentioned on the Walk. 4 Liverpool read Garston.
"The period detail is dead on, and the show never tries to modernize the characters for a 21st century audience, it stays true. With lilies, you get something different. A look at post World War One Liverpool through the eyes of three working class sisters, all Catholic, all barely scraping by. Heidi Thomas wrote it based on stories from her own grandmother, who was a flapper girl in the 20s. The moss sisters live with their widowed father and a brother home from the war. Lily's doesn't pretend life was easy. There's poverty, trauma from the war, pressure from the church, and the stigma that comes with every misstep, but it's never just misery. There's real warmth and humor and how the sisters have each other's backs. The show tackles illegal homosexuality, the brother's story is devastating, racial prejudice, the rules of the church, all woven into daily life. The result is something honest and lived in not just another costume drama. This one's pure BBC period drama."
https://youtu.be/sQDue-gFS5k?si=6mD_AIx_Jy1siKSK