Billy Fury Collection

Statue by Tom Murphy of singer songwriter Billy Fury, near Albert Dock, Liverpool, Merseyside, England, United Kingdom, Europe

The statue of Billy Fury by Albert Dock and the Mersey River, Liverpool, Merseyside, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Pop singer Billy Fury has just bought a six acre farm near Ashford, Kent, where he will soon be able to keep all his animals and birds

Singer Billy Fury is back rehearsing new tunes. Pictured outside the recording studios, Eden Studios, Chiswick. 29th April 1982

UK, Liverpool, Billy Fury, 2009. Creator: Ethel Davies
Statue of the rock n roll singer Billy Fury by Tom Murphy, made in 2003 and moved outside the Piermasters House in the Albert Docks in 2007, Liverpool, Merseyside, England

I ve Gotta Horse (1965)
Billy Fury in Kenneth Humes comedy

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"Remembering the Iconic Billy Fury: A Tribute to Liverpool's Beloved Singer-Songwriter" Liverpool pays homage to one of its most cherished musical legends, Billy Fury, with a stunning statue by Tom Murphy near Albert Dock. Set against the picturesque backdrop of the Mersey River, this sculpture immortalizes the timeless talent and enduring spirit of a true icon. Captured in his element outside recording studios, we catch a glimpse rehearsing new tunes. His passion for music radiates from every note he sings, leaving an indelible mark on generations to come. In 1965, amidst his rising fame and success came "I've Gotta Horse, " a film showcasing not only his incredible vocal abilities but also his versatility as an actor. This cinematic gem further solidified him as more than just a pop singer; he was a multifaceted artist who could captivate audiences both on stage and screen. Beyond the glitz and glamour of showbiz, Billy Fury found solace in nature's embrace. The news broke that he had purchased a six-acre farm near Ashford, Kent - an unexpected move that showcased his desire for tranquility away from the spotlight. It was here where he sought refuge from the demands of stardom while nurturing his love for animals and embracing country living. As fans reminisce about their favorite hits like "I've Gotta Horse, " they are reminded not only of Billy Fury's exceptional talent but also how he effortlessly bridged different genres throughout his career. From rock 'n' roll to ballads, each song resonated deeply with listeners worldwide. Billy Fury may have left this world too soon in 1983 at age 42 due to heart failure; however, his legacy lives on through countless recordings that continue to inspire aspiring musicians today. With every play or glance at Tom Murphy's magnificent statue by Albert Dock, we remember him fondly as Liverpool's beloved singer-songwriter, forever etched in our hearts.