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The wayward wind was my favourite I used to fart uncontrollably when relations came

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RIP Frank. Top man, great singer, Total respect. 💚💜❤

That DJ spoilt this interview by constantly butting in while frank was trying to give his answer to his last question. 0

Frank passed in May 2024. Aged 86.RIP

He possessed talent and an engaging personality that crossed borders around the world. We remember you, Frank!!

“How did you manage?” Frank was too modest, all the acts at that time had, missing nowadays, talent.

What a lovely lovely man...and so handsome & talented. Bless you Frank.

Rest in Peace Frank, thank you for all the great memories....

A lovely man. R.I.P.

R.I.P.

19/5/24 RIP Frank

RIP Frank

May Frank rest in peace."I remember you."

RIP Frank Ifield

If I had heard his singing a long time ago I forgot about it. I recently found him on RUclips and I thought and think he is one of the absolute best singers in the English speaking world. He had such a beautiful voice. The interview would have been a lot better if the interviewer had allowed Frank Ifield to answer all of the questions he asked. But, he kept cutting Frank off. I'm glad to see that he is still alive and I hope he is in good health.

Great interview and what lovely man

nice to know you like in our town

Damn, he looks great! And so vital at 80. How inspiring.

What a very nice person. Frank comes across as a real gentleman.

Respect dear Frank! Crikey, that DJ liked his own voice! Shame Frank didn’t get to talk more, Mr. Ifield, a true legend.

Totally agree with the below comment. As a broadcaster in radio for 40+ years, do your research FFS.

Frank is a total legend!

His yodelling was incredible.

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In 2019 my 85 year old Dad ( whom I adored) had become bedridden after a fall, and I spent the afternoon with him, sat on the bedroom floor, trying to think of ways to cheer him up, so I decided to introduce him to " the Internet " You can just choose any song you like Dad, anything from the past 85 years, and within seconds I can let you listen to it on my phone! I could tell he didn't really believe me, but after a few moments of thinking he said how about " I remember you, by Frank Ifield?" I wish I'd taken a photo of his amazement and joy as the first few bars started to play, and we sat blissfully together, listening to this song that had been released in 1962, the year before I was born. It wasn't until a month later when my precious Dad passed away, and those lyrics entered my head one night " when my life is through, and the angels ask me to recall, the thrill of it all...I will tell them I remember, tell them I remember.. .tell them I remember you...that I realised the true, beautiful, poignant memory of that moment and the wonderful comforting lyrics of what is now my favourite song❤😊xx

"I Remember You" helped me to deal with a hard time in my life. I was 14 and had serious kidney problems. I was downcast and couldn't understand why did this happen to me. I had one of those crystal radios shaped like a rocket ship. The antenna was in the nose and it had a long wire clip that I fastened to the window screen next to my hospital bed. This was in Abilene, Texas at Hendricks Memorial Hospital. One night I picked up a radio station and you were singing that song and I thought to my self this guy has a great voice. The song stuck with me all these years. I'm 75 now and still kicking. But I want to thank you for that song. Back then I could hit the high notes like you. You really gave me a lot of great memories with your voice and songs! God bless you. Have all your records.

i met him once and when i saw him i sung i remember you he laughed we had a chat what a lovely man

Long time ago

My late mum thought Frank was lovely bless her,she had good taste

What an annoying interrupting interviewer?

A lovely modest man.

Thoroughly nice guy.good to see him still with us, saw him in the 60's on a B&W set.

Drop dead gorgeous 😍

Comment on humour interesting. The writer Upton Sinclair ends one of his chapters in a book I read, can't remember the context, Who said the English don't have a sense of humour?!

Ah.. Lovely Frank Highfield. My mum bought 'I remember you' before we even had a record player to play it on.. Lol.. She loved him, as did we all. 🙂💜👌🇬🇧

A legend

meet frank ifield at palm grove tea rooms paraparaumu nz my uncle aunty owned and had shows he was a lovely entertainer held with me rest of my life what a lovely person now was only 13 14yrs at time

I'd like to thank Frank Ifield for a fabulous collection of music which we are still playing today! Loved your voice....still do.

What a lovely man (and legend) and still alive I believe. Nearly 85 living in Dural near Sydney. Does he still give concerts? Love to see him if he ever comes to Melbourne

Great.I'm glad to have found this video .He has got a fabullous voice.