Liverpool may not be atop the Premiership this coming Yuletide , but you can be certain a Scouser will be topping the charts this Christmas. And we dont mean permatanned cheese monger Christopher Maloney.
A heavyweight mix of stars have come together under the banner , The Justice Collective to record The Hollies poignant classic He Aint Heavy , He's My Brother. All proceeds raised will go towards the Hillsborough Families legal costs in their ongoing quest for the 96 who perished in April 1989 at Hillsborough.
Sir Paul McCartney leads the stars alongside Robbie Williams , Beverley Knight , Paloma Faith and Eliza Doolittle.
Alongside them are a raft of Liverpudlian talent such as Rebecca Ferguson , Holly Johnson of Frankie Goes To Hollywood , Spice Girl Melanie C , Lawson's Andy Brown , Paul Heaton formerly of Beautiful South.
Add to that John Power of Cast and The La,s , Dave McCabe of The Zutons , legendary Mick Jones of The Clash , Squeeze's Glen Tillbrook , Peter Hooton of The Farm and the great Jon McClure of Reverend And The Makes,
Fittingly , the line up is completed by Scouse legend Gerry Marsden of Gerry & The Pacemakers.
With the X Factor in decline , The Justice Collective are a sure thing for the Christmas top spot , when the final chart is announced on December 23rd.
The Justice Collective's He Aint Heavy , He's My Brother is available from December 17th
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