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Frank Ifield Medley
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- Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2008
- A LITTLE BACKGROUND FOR THIS SONG:
One of Frank's many appearances on American television. He performs "From Out Of Nowhere" and "She Taught Me How To Yodel". As usual he is performing to a full house. "She Taught Me How To Yodel" was one of the songs Frank did during a Royal performance. He was asked to perform for the Queen and her family and he was reported to be the Queen Mum's most favorite singer. Frank learned that the Queen Mum was very anxious to hear him yodel. He had not planned any specific yodeling number at the time but, after he heard about the Queen Mum's wishes, he selected this one especially for her. She was delighted.
RIP... part of my childhood great voice and personality.
Well Frank, your life is through, I will never forget, I Remember You. Rest in peace.
Always seemed such a nice guy who just happened to be a great vocalist! Happy days...
thank you Frank!
Great performer and a wonderful man in real life.
One of the greatest Yodeling I've ever heard!
Frank had a beautiful voice, no body had a similar voice.😊
What a talent! As a teenager I often wondered why he never became a big star in the USA. Good looking, with a pleasing and distinctive true voice and an incredible falsetto. In a way, I suppose he was "too wholesome" for the changing times of the 60's and 70's.
Reliving my twenties and remembering a heartthrob!
RIP Frank Ifield
i have been a fan for 65yrs ,,he was magical in cabaret,,unsurpassable,,,,i saw him live several times in bham uk, ,,,he once lived in moseley bham not far from where i now live, i loved his voice, ,and manner ,,,happy times,,john griffin,
What a voice. “I remember you”… unforgettable 💕 🇦🇺
Rest easy Frank 💔 😢 🙏🏾
Still gives me goose bumps.
One of the best Yodelers ever..
What an incredible singer. A voice of great intensity and expression. He and his voice exuded so much energy. One of a kind 😊.
Fond memories for me too, I was a kid but real talent can be seen by anyone, what a proper star
Frankie I field had a most wonderfull voice, personality plus and a great presence all his own, he was a dynamic performer with that smile that made one feel good.!
Hello how are you doing my friend
... reichlich Blähungen, Onkel Chris ....
und Dein Darm ? Wie gehts dem ?
You gotta love Frank's happy disposition.
So very likeable this guy. Proud to be a fellow Aussie.
Frank lost his singing voice during the 1980's due to bad lung surgery. You are correct he was born in Coventry but he is now retired in Australia. Still in good shape and very active although his singing days are over. Great fellow. They don't make them any better than Frank.
FRANK IFIELD 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
A REAL SUPERSTAR 🌟🌟🌟
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Wonderful singer, wonderful personality.
What a fabulous singer/entertainer. He needs no props. I can hear every word clearly, see every expression. Sublime.
Great job Frank Ifield, an international star. The best.
thanks for this being a part of my life, only found a fondness for Mr. Ifield a fortnight ago so this is a most welcome tonic...
love his music. used to listen to this when I was 12 years old.
Hello how are you doing my friend
it bring back good and happy times of the sixties to me when i need cheering up.
briliant medley youdeling
Ah, my favourite song 'She taught me to yodel/Suisse Maid, which reminds me of my younger days when it came it, and other songs by Frank.......happy days of music back then.
Awesome singer really enjoyed this :)
brings back good childhood memories
you do not tire of his performans
Looking and listening to Frank sing gives me that feel good factor .!!!!!
@ladymoorcroft
Thanks for you comments. So may people share your view. Many are of age to have been fans of Frank back in the 1960's and later. But, I am hearing from a large number of new fans who are too young to have been fans back in the 1960s through the 1980's. They are hearing his songs for the first time and are struck by how fantastic a singer Frank was. They say they love his music. Again, thanks for posting your kind words. Bud
his style and performans made you smile great entertainer.
great frank ifield will always be listened to by many his songs and talent unique and plays guitar too.(a little)
DKA aaa, I agree. PS Thanks for your videos also. 💖
Hello how are you doing my friend
@@christiandonaldson31 I'm fine, but who are you ?
on a gray day he lifts my spirits . good entertener.
Very clear voice, no auto tune for Frank.
AWESOME!
Legend
What a class act,and a lovely bloke as well .
Total mastery!
his facial expressions are priceless
One of my favourite singers. Awesome voice. Big fan. I am 40, so hopefully squeeze into the 'younger fan' category!!
Ah great the happy sound of Frank Ifield who is a great singer who appears to have been overshadowed after his success nowadays still going strong aged 75 living in the Coventry area of the uk
he is still the Master with the Golden Voice.
A very talented man, great singer and just a nice guy! Keep going Frank! Love it!
Oh what a 🌟
Good-looking guy, great voice and a nice personality - what more could you want?
Awesome ,what a great sounding voice
How fabulous
I'll gladly suffer a cold and flu if it can make me yodel like Frank
I just watched this on TV!
I LOVE Yodel ... This is pure awesome! ( I used to watch Ed Sullivan all the time..must have missed this show!
Yay, Frank… you used to sing at the Miss Australia Club meetings in David Jones restaurant way way back
Such joy
FRANK IFIELD IS NOT DEAD HE IS MY UNKLE I AM AN IFIELD
He died 18th May 2024 just announced on tv may he R.I.P 😢
The goat fr
Fantastic Budgray
Wonderful
To Charlize Raymond.
I assume you are not talking about Frank Ifield. Frank is very much alive and healthy. And he's looking younger every day.
Lee B. Strickland I remember him very well. Class of 1961 high school. I just saw him on a big get together show in U.K. Still singing and looks great!!!
I rember him in Buenos Aires....He was a super star,...Gone but not forgotten....
He was opening a charity centre in Surrey a little while ago. I missed going, sadly.
This guy is pretty cool!
I did not know he had surgery. I am one of his biggest fans, here in the States. I have every l.p. and 45 that he released here and Europe.
Legend love it.
Wish i could meet someone who looks like him he's gorgeous😍
This song was written in 1931 by Johnny Green and Edward Heyman and was first recorded by Bing Crosby. Most of the early recordings were at a slower tempo. This I like much better. This is from an Ed Sullivan show.
I bought most of Frank's records even before 'I Remember You' and always enjoyed his modernising of a lot of old songs which he countryfied. Sadly, his career waned somewhat when Norrie Paramor was no longer his producer which was a shame.
Super Fine Performer!!
great singer in his own right alot of special singers about then and guess wat frank is still here wonder why sensible l;iving
@BudGray Thank you so much, those were my times in high school in Mexico City
I'm trying to find FIRST: the first time Frank Ifield was a guest on the
Johnny Carson show.
SECOND:: Frank Ifield doing "Ain't It Funny How Time Slips Away."
Eddina,
I'll try to answer your two questions.
Re Your question number two.
"Funny How Time Slips Away". Frank does a super job with this recording. I don't believe he recorded a video performing this song but he did cut some vinyl's. As of today, you may purchase a CD or a tape cassette of this recording of Frank, April 4, 1963, on eBay at the following site.
www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_odkw=frank+ifield&_from=R40&_osacat=0&_from=R40_trksid=p2045573.m570.l1313.TR4.TRC2.A0.H0.Xfrank+ifield+aint+it+funny+how+time+slips+away_nkw=frank+ifield+aint+it+funny+how+time+slips+away&_sacat=0
RE you question number one.
I don't know of anytime Frank appeared on Johnny Carson's show, although he was certainly popular enough to have been a guest. I believe you must have the Ed Sullivan Show in mind where Frank was the guest star on several occasions.
A few of these American appearances on the Ed Sullivan show are as follows, but I have not been able to obtain a copy of any except for Season 16, Episode 12. That show features Frank, Milton Berle, Al Hirt and others. Years ago the video was available for download on a website but I cannot find a download today.
(a) Episode Detail: The Ed Sullivan Show - The Ed Sullivan Show
This might have been Frank's FIRST APPEARANCE on the Ed Sullivan Show,
December 15, 1963 on CBS - Season 16, Episode 11
Milton Berle; Al Hirt (“Java”); Frank Ifield (“Daybreak”); Georgia Brown (“I Got Plenty of Nothing”)
(b) The Ed Sullivan Show, December 22, 1963/ Season 16, Episode 12
Frank sang "The Winter Wonderland" and "Waltzing Matilda." A few of the other entertainers on this episode were Buster Keaton, Tessie O'Shea, Frank Ifield, George Kirby
www.tv.com/shows/the-ed-sullivan-show/december-22-1963-buster-keaton-tessie-oshea-frank-ifield-george-kirby-106966/
(c) The Ed Sullivan Show - Season 19, Episode 33. May 7, 1967, The Supremes, Xavier Cugat, Charo, Roberta, Peters, etc.
www.tv.com/shows/the-ed-sullivan-show/december-22-1963-buster-keaton-tessie-oshea-frank-ifield-george-kirby-106966/
(d) He appeared as a guest on many TV shows in the UK and USA. For example, he was the guest star on American Bandstand, October 17, 1962, Season 6, Episode 33. AB-1368. He sang, "I Remember You"
www.tv.com/shows/american-bandstand/ab-1368-frank-ifield-352763/
I'm sorry I could not be more helpful. Videos of the TV shows are difficult to find.
Bud GRAY
Dear Bid Gray : Thank you for your
excellent answers. Much appreciated.
As you suggest, it's possible there IS NO
video of Frank singing "Ain't It Funny How
Time Slips Away." ................I'll be happy to hunt a vinyl or a tape.
Re: Frank of Johnny Carson.
YES. He was there. That is the FIRST time I ever saw and heart Frank Ifield. And I've been a fan ever since!
When Johnny Carson was introducing this
Australian singer, I waited. Then, when Frank stepped through the curtains, all long and lean, blonde, and dressed in a tuxedo (or maybe it was a dark suit), ....my thought was, "Oh, NO.....Not another one of those !"
But then he started singing !
I was a goner !
Great voice, great flexibility, super arrangements, vitality, joy of life in his work.
I've kept that memory of the FIRST time
for ?? somewhere around 60 years...
and would just LOVE to actually see it
and hear it again.
ThANK YOU for your very nice reply.
Eddina Symns
OH, SORRY !!! I misspelled BUD.
Didn't catch it until "too late.
Hello how are you doing my friend
Who has "PLEASE" one of his best songs of the 60's
Tough gig, that one, Frank.
Should have tried the Sky Blues song. That would have got them on side.
More than just a yodeller
crazy powerful voice and only succesful for a brief period due to changing styles ...but what a singer
Great video thank you i need some new headphones as my left speaker isn't working
Saw this on a Sullivan rerun tonight and wondered if "Out Of Nowhere" was a vocal version of the "Star Trek" theme! But I see Bing Crosby cut it as early as 1931. Still, that first line..... Also, what brand is that crazy greenburst guitar?
all rounder
Ele - bom - furzionööööös !
Frank is very like actor Burt lancaster
아 이 유쾌한 분위기 너무 좋다
He yodeled with ease.I used to be able to at one time but drink and tobacco stole it away from me.Jim.liverpool.
@harfuch1
"Please" by the Great Frank Ifield has now been posted on RUclips
A favourite
I see he like barbie doll body when dancing "LOL"
❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🇨🇦
"Saliste de la nada", como todos los amores. No están donde los buscas, sino donde los encuentras
English Translation:
"You came out of nowhere" as everyone loves. They are not where they want, but where you find them.
How good was frank
@38ddkelly
AGREED !!
I love him now but I thought he was really creepy when I was little. I used to hide behind the setee. I think it was the yodelling. I have recovered.
i was mistaken for frank many years ago reluctantly i said i wasn't frank
why is this muted?
born in England but bought up in Oz !
If Ken doll was a singer
NOT Australian,,, he was born in England,
Yes, born in England but to Australian parents who returned home shortly after the war. I interviewed him once and tried to pin him down on that - was he an Aussie or an Englishman? He was a bit noncommittal, whether out of politeness or genuine confusion I'm not sure, but he's lived here in Oz for many years now. I suspect he considers himself basically an Aussie with very fond memories and a strong attachment to the old country. Not surprisingly. England was very good to him. A great singer. Fabulous voice and a nice guy.
I'm so sad that he died :'( :( :'( :'(
Hobi Sunshine thank goodness Frank is alive and kicking! Saw him in Wimborne Dorset just last week! Fantastic for a man of 80! Love him!
really?.......ㅜㅜㅜㅜㅜㅜㅜㅜㅜ
@@vjvmfsky I met him in OZ and had a pic with him.
Mono
I DARE anyone - any one 'superstar' singer - a single one of them of this autotuned bullshit era to match 1% of this talent. that vibrato at 3.10 alone will fry any modern autotune 'singer' that tries to come near lol
Looked a bit like Donald Trump when he was younger.
Died in Mat 2024. R.I.P.
Br ? 2018 ?
Legend