Thank you for joining us as we dive into the hilarious world of Freddie Starr with his "Vincent" routine from 1993! Did Freddie's unique brand of comedy have you in stitches? If you enjoyed this throwback, please give this video a thumbs up, subscribe to our channel, and share your favorite Freddie Starr moments or other classic comedians you'd love to see us react to in the comments below. Let's keep the laughter and great vibes flowing, friends!
Couldn't help but notice the Elvis statue on the shelf, please do a You Tube search for "Freddie Starr And The Jordanaires - Don't", where Freddie sing with Elvis' back up singers "The Jordanaires", who went on to say he was the closest they had ever heard to Elvis, enjoy.
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So sad that Freddie was another celebrity victim of accusations that weren't proven or were proven to be completely false. That he died in near poverty in Spain was a travesty. Thankfully he was brought home to rest with his family on Merseyside. Loved you Freddie for all the laughter.
Listen to Freddie on his show singing with Elvis Presley backing singers , he was a huge ElvisPresley fan, and you’ll see how good a singer he really was. The song is called Don’t 💯👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
Hi don't no if your english but have you seen him with Adam faith.late50's early 60's pop star.funny.also Muhammad Ali chats on Parkinson & also with des O'Connor
I saw Freddie live . He was mad . And my mother fell off her chair laughing . I still remember how crazy he was . A Liverpool legend. He was a good singer and used to copy Elvis . He did all the pubs and clubs around Liverpool . Knew the Beatles . He won a talent contest on British TV and his fame came from that. I am a great fan after that night seeing him live .
I grew up with my belly aching with the comic genius of the Freddie Starr. It`s nice to see that others far yonder in this world have heard him. RIP Freddie.
Freddie Starr was bonkers.. I saw him when I was a kid in the early 70s..Amazing. Try to watch his debut royal variety performance show from the same period.
It took a very brave Talk Show Host to have Freddie Starr on their Show because they never knew what he would do. He even outshone Mohamed Ali and had him captivated. But he could really sing beautifully when he wasn't fooling around.
Freddie Starr is without question my all time favourite British comedian. He was so unpredictable, neither the audience or those who knew him personally know what tricks he would pull from his sleeve. Sadly, I never got the chance to see the man himself live on stage. His last tour was back in 2015, four years before his death. My late Nan knew him before he was famous, back when he was just Frederick Fowell. Both of them were born in Liverpool, grew up in Huyton and even went to the same schools. Not to mention some of her ashes are buried in the same cemetery where Freddie is.
I'm happy you've discovered Freddie Starr. Your reaction was a joy to see. He was a genius and you're right about trying to have a proper conversation with him. It's impossible. He is one of a kind and his singing voice was great and I remember buying an album of his on cassette many years ago. He's sadly missed 🙏
Had the pleasure of seeing Freddie live and God forbid if you were front rows because he was renowned for getting audiences involved in his act. Brilliant sketch.
hi guys im from the UK and grew up to freddie starr he was a fantastic natural comedien my parents went to see him several times and said he was brilliant go watch him as a guest on des O'Conner shows poor des cant stop laughin they became great friends
I am a 71 yearold pensioner and so fortunate to have grown up with Freddie. A absolute legend in his time. Glad you both appreciate real comedy. R.I.P. Freddie. Dave in Guernsey, Channel Islands. P.S. Another Legend in comedy look up (Dave Allen) Irish comedian (Adam and Eve) sketch plus many other sketches. You will both cry laughing. Peace and Love.
Freddies Starr was a fantastic entertainer, I believe he started out as an Elvis impersonator, he had his own TV show in the 70's and 80s and 90s the pain from laughing was so worth it ..I had the very good fortune to watch him live........good I loved my childhood :)
I was lucky enough to see him perform live, many years ago! Nearly 3 hours of non stop laughter! Omg, I literally hurt my ribs, I couldn't take a deep breath for 4 days after because they hurt so much. Absolutely Brilliant comedian. And as a bonus he had a Fabulous voice! Check out his guest appearances on The Des O'Conner show, Des would be hysterical before he even said a word, just one look at Freddie and he was in fits of laughter.
I am so glad that Freddie is reaching a new world wide audience. This routine is so cleverly put together [from the 1970's & infront of a live audience] and he was a great, not just a good, singer & mimic. A must watch is his doing his Ray Charles impression & his show singing Elvis songs with Elvis's backing singers - The Jordanaires
Aww great to see one of thee great UK gunmen again, thanks.👌 I loved watching Freddie as a kid in the 70's an absolute Legend who was in fact a singer in the 60's and has a tremendous singing voice. His Elvis tributes are brilliant.👍👍👍
This guy was brilliant i have 2 DVDs of Freddie with an audience 1 and 2 sadly he passed away in spain in 2019. He always was up to mischief you didn't know what he was to do. R.I.P Freddie
Guys, I'm so happy and glad that you have found a true legend that was indeed, Mr Freddie Starr. Aprt from his wacky comedy routines he was also one of, if not the best Elvis Presley tribute singers that had ever graced this world. Freddie was born and raised in my own home city of Liverpool/UK and made his name on the music scene back in the 1960's when the like's of The Beatles became huge around the globe. I beg of you guys to watch Freddie where he was guessed stared on the Des O'Connor show, i swear your sides will hurt for days after watching his preformance's on De's show. Thank you for being so appriciative of real british comedy and humour.
7 - 8 mins of comedy genius. Not one vulgar word, pure class. I watched him live back in early 90's....and never laughed so much in my life. 58 now and always come back to this clip again and again. And now my grandchildren laugh at it....priceless
Thank you,thank you…this literally turned my day around! It’s raining and gray here and it’s been a day when my anxiety seemed to be winning. But this fellow was brilliant and I LOVED laughing along with you! Great reactions,my dear friends!❤️❤️
You guys are a rare item,You have a sense of humour and you’re American. On so many reaction videos by your fellow countrymen they always feel the need to analyse & dissect every video whether it be music or comedy. Your not supposed to analyse these two art forms your just supposed to enjoy them for what they are and that is something with all the importance of a fluffy floating feather.
Freddie Starr was big here in the UK in the 90's. So sad when he died.. He was a comedy genius and as you witnessed had a great voice. His Elvis impersonation is something to behold - just great! I once saw him in one of his lives shows at a nearby seaside resort not far from here, and he really was quite outrageous but incredibly funny. Absolute bedlam. Probably thought as not ITV he could get away with a lot more. His shows he held around the UK had a warning - "If you are easily offended stay away" or words to that effect. Just great that people like yourselves and others can get such great pleasure. Miss you Freddie.
I had the pleasure to see Freddie,back in 1977. We cried with laughter for 2 hours. Also,it was around when Elvis died, and he did a moving tribute to him. He's one of the greatest all time Elvis impersonators,if not thee best...
It was risky going to watch Freddie Starr live. He was unprectable and would often pick on audience members to involve them in his show. He had a great voice, and could sound exactly like Elvis Presley when he sang seriously.
He was a great comedian and a great singer. I'm also minded of a performer on the London club circuit in the 80s who was a talented musician and equally dangerous. You really didn't want to be too close to the stage when he was there.
Love your reaction! Comedy genius! Saw Freddie on stage back in the 80's and for the first 30 minutes it was so subdued and it seemed like he was having a bad night! He was funny, but not hilarious and he sang a few Elvis songs, his voice was brilliant! Then suddenly someone heckled him from the crowd lol and it was like something triggered him lol...omg for the hour or so he was absolutely hilarious, totally unscripted! Still the funniest show I've been too. A legend from my younger days in the 70s and 80s. Love that you found him funny!
You have a new SUB Best reaction I have seen Freddie Star Vincent he was the best comedy genius ever and was told by Elvis Presley he was the best to take him off as a singer you need to see more of him RIP we all miss you.👍💯😂
We saw him live. We didn’t have time to take a breath before we were overcome with laughter again. I don’t think many will disagree if I say he was the funniest UK comedian of all time.
There is also another Freddie Starr version (with slight variations) of the “Vincent” routine, very much worth looking at too. In the other one, he’s dressed in a black suit. Both versions are great in their own right and it’s well worth watching them both back-to-back.
Not only a great comedian, entertainer and singer, he did a fab Elvis impression too. People waited hoping he would do Elvis during his shows. He actually sang 'Don't' with Elvis Presley's backing group 'The Jordanaires' on 'An audience with Freddie Starr', check that out to see his variety. RIP Freddie, one of our greats.
Hi from Cardiff uk I loved him. When i was younger, he makes you laugh so much it hurts you lol when he singing hes amazing i alway loved this man 100% funny funny man
Freddie Starr was a comedic legend. Born in Liverpool England. sadly no longer with us. R.I.P Fred. The Ray charles impression & The des o conner sketch are recommended. Pure comedy.
Freddie was a top cabaret singer before switching to comedy. He appeared at a club, and in the dressing room, was a notice that told performer’s they were not allowed to drink or smoke on stage and not to sing any Elvis songs. He walked out on stage with a cigarette in one hand, a beer in the other and launched into Elvis songs.
Freddie was a one off! He wasn't on TV because he was unique, out of control Saw him a few times as a kid and just the funniest to me, but my mum and dad and uncle got totally different jokes. Genius
Freddy was one of the best Elvis impersonators in the World Elvis was his Idol and I believe Elvis has seen his impersonation and loved it, and he has also done Mick Jagger which is hilarious.
Freddie Starr is amazing and hilarious, I grew up in the 80's watching Freddie, and it was brilliant, I was in stitches laughing at him. Freddie has an amazing singing voice, you should look up Freddie singing properly to see how good a singer he actually is
I saw him at The Winter Gardens in Margate, Kent UK in 1984.....had the same red suit on and shoes, my ribs were killing me from laughing , sooooo funny !! RIP Freddie you legend. Greatly missed.
You should listen to his Elvis impression he was a massive Elvis Fan and sang with the Jordanaires and yes he was the best impressionist of Elvis in the planet and has met Elvis.
Thank you for joining us as we dive into the hilarious world of Freddie Starr with his "Vincent" routine from 1993!
Did Freddie's unique brand of comedy have you in stitches? If you enjoyed this throwback, please give this video a thumbs up, subscribe to our channel, and share your favorite Freddie Starr moments or other classic comedians you'd love to see us react to in the comments below.
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Couldn't help but notice the Elvis statue on the shelf, please do a You Tube search for "Freddie Starr And The Jordanaires - Don't", where Freddie sing with Elvis' back up singers "The Jordanaires", who went on to say he was the closest they had ever heard to Elvis, enjoy.
I have just Subscribed Guys and now you are READY for "Freddie Starr meets Muhammad Ali on Parkinson" which was Britain's leading Chat Show as Michael Parkinson did 1,000 interviews with all the great and famous from The USA and The UK.
You will LOVE it...
I really enjoyed watching you laugh at a comic genius he was very very talented
Seen him live in Blackpool 40 years ago. The funniest man of all time ♥️
👵👋 I love him❤...he's one of the funniest comedians I've ever known. 🤣
He was a brilliant entertainer one of the best we had. And he had a great voice.❤. R.I.P. FREDDIE. Gone but never forgotten.
Legends are never forgotten
DESTROYED BY THE MEDIA.
Sadly he passed away a few years ago I was lucky enough to see him live
Freddie Starr. Comedy Genius !! RIP.
KILLED BY THE MEDIA
Freddie and muhamned ali is an unlikely combination but you will love it and so did Ali
Yes he was on Parkinson few times.another 1 was his Mick jagger impression
That's legendary. Mr Ali one of the few people ever who almost kept a straight face throughout when faced with Freddie.
So sad that Freddie was another celebrity victim of accusations that weren't proven or were proven to be completely false. That he died in near poverty in Spain was a travesty. Thankfully he was brought home to rest with his family on Merseyside.
Loved you Freddie for all the laughter.
Listen to Freddie on his show singing with Elvis Presley backing singers , he was a huge ElvisPresley fan, and you’ll see how good a singer he really was. The song is called Don’t 💯👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
seen him live do that amazing isnt it
And The girl of my best friend, and Can't help falling in love (my favourite Elvis song) are on YT too!!
He also does king Creole with the jordanaires.not comedy obvs.but showcases what an all round talent/entertainer he was r.i.p
Yes they said he was the best Elvis impersonator they had ever heard you can see they were blown away by Freddy.
Hi don't no if your english but have you seen him with Adam faith.late50's early 60's pop star.funny.also Muhammad Ali chats on Parkinson & also with des O'Connor
It's a joy seeing you two watching this for the first time. Laughing my head off once again.
he was a comedy genius and was a great singer, sadly missed our Freddie
THANKS FOR YOUR GENUINE REACTION, YOU MAKE ME LAUGH LOOKING AT YOU THANKS GUYS.
I saw Freddie live . He was mad . And my mother fell off her chair laughing . I still remember how crazy he was . A Liverpool legend. He was a good singer and used to copy Elvis . He did all the pubs and clubs around Liverpool . Knew the Beatles . He won a talent contest on British TV and his fame came from that. I am a great fan after that night seeing him live .
She should've sued
Where there's blame there's a claim £££ ker-ching £££
Nice to see Freddie getting some positive recognition #rip Freddie 😊
Not seen this for years. In UK we grew up seeing Freddie Starr on TV alot. He was, without doubt , utterly brilliant. Thanks for the laughs.
I grew up with my belly aching with the comic genius of the Freddie Starr. It`s nice to see that others far yonder in this world have heard him.
RIP Freddie.
Freddie was a genius.... You must see more of him
Freddie Starr was bonkers..
I saw him when I was a kid in the early 70s..Amazing.
Try to watch his debut royal variety performance show from the same period.
Freddie star was really great ,he was part of our lives as we were growing up and he's sorely missed ,glad u enjoyed him x
It took a very brave Talk Show Host to have Freddie Starr on their Show because they never knew what he would do. He even outshone Mohamed Ali and had him captivated. But he could really sing beautifully when he wasn't fooling around.
Sadly Freddie died a couple of years ago , He was one of our best comedians ever Watch him singing Elvis Presley ,he becomes Elvis !
An absolute one of a kind. Naturally funny and incredibly intelligent
Freddie is the funniest comedian ive ever seen, Amazing, saw him live and face ached with laughter xx
No way .....
Freddie Starr is without question my all time favourite British comedian. He was so unpredictable, neither the audience or those who knew him personally know what tricks he would pull from his sleeve. Sadly, I never got the chance to see the man himself live on stage. His last tour was back in 2015, four years before his death. My late Nan knew him before he was famous, back when he was just Frederick Fowell. Both of them were born in Liverpool, grew up in Huyton and even went to the same schools. Not to mention some of her ashes are buried in the same cemetery where Freddie is.
Freddie is a ledgend, you need to watch him doing Elvis he has an amazing voice
I'm happy you've discovered Freddie Starr. Your reaction was a joy to see. He was a genius and you're right about trying to have a proper conversation with him. It's impossible. He is one of a kind and his singing voice was great and I remember buying an album of his on cassette many years ago. He's sadly missed 🙏
Had the pleasure of seeing Freddie live and God forbid if you were front rows because he was renowned for getting audiences involved in his act. Brilliant sketch.
As I unfortunately discovered 😂😂
was a kid at Blackpool to see him and was on 3rd row lime green jumper my parents made me wear ..cheers mum and Dad ..yes he picked me out
Me too Blackpool North pier , he was jaw achingly funny. Such a brilliant comedian sosadly missed
Comic genius, impressionist, and a singer with a great voice. One of our best. R.I.P. Freddie.
Freddie star was awesome! One of my childhood heroes!
hi guys im from the UK and grew up to freddie starr he was a fantastic natural comedien my parents went to see him several times and said he was brilliant go watch him as a guest on des O'Conner shows poor des cant stop laughin they became great friends
I am a 71 yearold pensioner and so fortunate to have grown up with Freddie. A absolute legend in his time. Glad you both appreciate real comedy. R.I.P. Freddie. Dave in Guernsey, Channel Islands. P.S. Another Legend in comedy look up (Dave Allen) Irish comedian (Adam and Eve) sketch plus many other sketches. You will both cry laughing. Peace and Love.
Freddie Starr was incomparable. So much talent contained in one body. Watching you laugh at his routines makes me smile.
Freddies Starr was a fantastic entertainer, I believe he started out as an Elvis impersonator, he had his own TV show in the 70's and 80s and 90s the pain from laughing was so worth it ..I had the very good fortune to watch him live........good I loved my childhood :)
I was lucky enough to see him perform live, many years ago! Nearly 3 hours of non stop laughter! Omg, I literally hurt my ribs, I couldn't take a deep breath for 4 days after because they hurt so much. Absolutely Brilliant comedian. And as a bonus he had a Fabulous voice! Check out his guest appearances on The Des O'Conner show, Des would be hysterical before he even said a word, just one look at Freddie and he was in fits of laughter.
I did talk talk to him about this time and he had me in stitches. When I was at work. Brilliant man and also seen him live on stage. Paul UK
Saw Freddie many times live , the man had so much talent and was so funny , RIP Freddie you were a real star
I am so glad that Freddie is reaching a new world wide audience. This routine is so cleverly put together [from the 1970's & infront of a live audience] and he was a great, not just a good, singer & mimic. A must watch is his doing his Ray Charles impression & his show singing Elvis songs with Elvis's backing singers - The Jordanaires
Aww great to see one of thee great UK gunmen again, thanks.👌
I loved watching Freddie as a kid in the 70's an absolute Legend who was in fact a singer in the 60's and has a tremendous singing voice. His Elvis tributes are brilliant.👍👍👍
Saw Freddie several times in his live shows
Everything ached from laughing so much
A legend👏👏👏👊
This guy was brilliant i have 2 DVDs of Freddie with an audience 1 and 2 sadly he passed away in spain in 2019. He always was up to mischief you didn't know what he was to do. R.I.P Freddie
Freddie used to sing at the Cavern in Liverpool ,he was a contemporary of the Beatles. One of the UK's biggest stars in the 1970s.
Freddie was absolutely brilliant, he was a comedy genius and he also had an amazing voice. You will have to watch more of him. 👍
One of the funniest guys ever and an incredible singer.
Was a great singer and showman RIP Freddie
That was brilliant and what a lovely couple you two are
When I was young I watched Freddie on Saturday night TV his Elvis Impersonation was Brilliant as well as Frank Worthington from the Grumbleweeds.
He sounded just like Elvis when he sang Elvis' songs. He was a great comedian and there was no tape this was all him the slow bits and the fast bits.
He was huge in the 80's in the UK, everyone loved him. I watched him live on stage and was in tears the whole night.
RIP Freddie 🕯️🕊️🕯️……he was our National Treasure.
He was one of the very best ❤
Guys, I'm so happy and glad that you have found a true legend that was indeed, Mr Freddie Starr. Aprt from his wacky comedy routines he was also one of, if not the best Elvis Presley tribute singers that had ever graced this world. Freddie was born and raised in my own home city of Liverpool/UK and made his name on the music scene back in the 1960's when the like's of The Beatles became huge around the globe. I beg of you guys to watch Freddie where he was guessed stared on the Des O'Connor show, i swear your sides will hurt for days after watching his preformance's on De's show. Thank you for being so appriciative of real british comedy and humour.
Great to see our friends across the pond appreciating this utter genius.
7 - 8 mins of comedy genius. Not one vulgar word, pure class.
I watched him live back in early 90's....and never laughed so much in my life. 58 now and always come back to this clip again and again. And now my grandchildren laugh at it....priceless
R.I.P Freddie thanks for memories 🙏❤️👍
saw him do this sketch live in 1986, i almost died laughing, he did a great elvis impersonation at the end GREAT SHOW
Vincent was my song when I was born in 72. It was playing on the radio, in the hospital
Thank you,thank you…this literally turned my day around! It’s raining and gray here and it’s been a day when my anxiety seemed to be winning. But this fellow was brilliant and I LOVED laughing along with you! Great reactions,my dear friends!❤️❤️
You guys are a rare item,You have a sense of humour and you’re American. On so many reaction videos by your fellow countrymen they always feel the need to analyse & dissect every video whether it be music or comedy. Your not supposed to analyse these two art forms your just supposed to enjoy them for what they are and that is something with all the importance of a fluffy floating feather.
Freddie Starr was big here in the UK in the 90's. So sad when he died..
He was a comedy genius and as you witnessed had a great voice. His Elvis impersonation is something to behold - just great!
I once saw him in one of his lives shows at a nearby seaside resort not far from here, and he really was quite outrageous but incredibly funny. Absolute bedlam. Probably thought as not ITV he could get away with a lot more. His shows he held around the UK had a warning - "If you are easily offended stay away" or words to that effect. Just great that people like yourselves and others can get such great pleasure. Miss you Freddie.
Years ago me and hubby went to watch him live, brilliant a comic genius😂😂❤️❤️
Iwas lucky enough to see Freddie live,he broke the mold legend 😂😂😂
Have seen that clip for years and years, I was in tears, thanx for sharing.
I See him live a few times , he was brilliant
I had the pleasure to see Freddie,back in 1977. We cried with laughter for 2 hours. Also,it was around when Elvis died, and he did a moving tribute to him. He's one of the greatest all time Elvis impersonators,if not thee best...
It was risky going to watch Freddie Starr live. He was unprectable and would often pick on audience members to involve them in his show. He had a great voice, and could sound exactly like Elvis Presley when he sang seriously.
He was a great comedian and a great singer. I'm also minded of a performer on the London club circuit in the 80s who was a talented musician and equally dangerous. You really didn't want to be too close to the stage when he was there.
A truly beautiful song... Emotional ❤
Love your reaction! Comedy genius! Saw Freddie on stage back in the 80's and for the first 30 minutes it was so subdued and it seemed like he was having a bad night! He was funny, but not hilarious and he sang a few Elvis songs, his voice was brilliant! Then suddenly someone heckled him from the crowd lol and it was like something triggered him lol...omg for the hour or so he was absolutely hilarious, totally unscripted! Still the funniest show I've been too. A legend from my younger days in the 70s and 80s. Love that you found him funny!
I remember watching this original on tv. Cried then just cried again. Thanks
Saw him live.......unbelievable. R.I.P. Freddie.
He was brand from our tv shows and des O'connor shows was the best Freddie went Bizarre on them he fantastic man 100%
God bless Freddie he was a comic genius
I'd forgotten just how funny he was. Now I remember.
TV talk show hosts were terrified of Freddy, he was just so unpredictable. The funniest man in the history of funny men IMHO.
I had the great fortune to see him live, he was absolutely brilliant. RIP Freddie Starr.
Freddy Star equals mayhem😊Howeverhe can sinElvis songs and really had a good voice. All the best from Scotland. Rab
yous guy's need to watch an audience with Freddie starr ❤ from Scotland
Instant thumbs up and sub, not even started this one yet! Still on the bus from your Benny Hill Sitcom sketch reaction!
Thank you guys!
You have a new SUB Best reaction I have seen Freddie Star Vincent he was the best comedy genius ever and was told by Elvis Presley he was the best to take him off as a singer you need to see more of him RIP we all miss you.👍💯😂
You two had me in hysterics. Just found you listening to Sydnie and subscribed.
fantastic singer and comedian rip freddie
You picked a "belter" with this clip - love your reactions.
We saw him live. We didn’t have time to take a breath before we were overcome with laughter again. I don’t think many will disagree if I say he was the funniest UK comedian of all time.
There is also another Freddie Starr version (with slight variations) of the “Vincent” routine, very much worth looking at too. In the other one, he’s dressed in a black suit. Both versions are great in their own right and it’s well worth watching them both back-to-back.
Not only a great comedian, entertainer and singer, he did a fab Elvis impression too. People waited hoping he would do Elvis during his shows. He actually sang 'Don't' with Elvis Presley's backing group 'The Jordanaires' on 'An audience with Freddie Starr', check that out to see his variety. RIP Freddie, one of our greats.
His James Cagney impersonation was just brilliant. 😂
hi there I'm yous injoyed it Freddie took the Mike out of all the stars yous guy's have whatch an audience with Freddie starr 1 and 2 ❤ from Scotland
Hi from Cardiff uk I loved him. When i was younger, he makes you laugh so much it hurts you lol when he singing hes amazing i alway loved this man 100% funny funny man
Loved Freddie Starr growing up he was so funny
Freddie Starr was a comedic legend.
Born in Liverpool England.
sadly no longer with us. R.I.P Fred.
The Ray charles impression
& The des o conner sketch are recommended.
Pure comedy.
I grew up with seeing Freddie on tv. He was the funniest guy ever. He had a great singing voice xx
Me and my mum always watched Freddie star on the des o' Connor show absolutely Hilarious
Freddie was a top cabaret singer before switching to comedy. He appeared at a club, and in the dressing room, was a notice that told performer’s they were not allowed to drink or smoke on stage and not to sing any Elvis songs. He walked out on stage with a cigarette in one hand, a beer in the other and launched into Elvis songs.
I enjoyed watching this video with y'all that I had to subscribe! Great reaction video guys you made me smile from start to finish! Good job!
He was a comedy genius, could sing too. Glad that you've encountered him.
Watch "The Des O'Conner show with Freddie Star. I was fortunate to see Freddie perform live a few times. Brilliant.
Freddie was so unpredictable with his routines that a lot of shows were wary of booking,man was a genius on stage
Oh my had to take my glasses off tears are running down my face so hilarious.
Freddie was a one off!
He wasn't on TV because he was unique, out of control
Saw him a few times as a kid and just the funniest to me, but my mum and dad and uncle got totally different jokes.
Genius
Freddy was one of the best Elvis impersonators in the World Elvis was his Idol and I believe Elvis has seen his impersonation and loved it, and he has also done Mick Jagger which is hilarious.
Freddie Starr is amazing and hilarious, I grew up in the 80's watching Freddie, and it was brilliant, I was in stitches laughing at him. Freddie has an amazing singing voice, you should look up Freddie singing properly to see how good a singer he actually is
I saw him at The Winter Gardens in Margate, Kent UK in 1984.....had the same red suit on and shoes, my ribs were killing me from laughing , sooooo funny !! RIP Freddie you legend. Greatly missed.
You should listen to his Elvis impression he was a massive Elvis Fan and sang with the Jordanaires and yes he was the best impressionist of Elvis in the planet and has met Elvis.
So glad you've reviewed Freddie, he was one of the funniest men in the uk for many many years. Please try to watch his other videos😊