Frank Ifield "I Remember You" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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1963... on the old AM car radio constantly .. My parents loved it... I was 13 and hated it.. Some how it stuck in my adolescent mind and can sing all he lyrics (Not as well, mind you ) to this day . Seeing this, I'm transported to the back seat of our Rambler wagon with mom and dad in the front seat nodding along and pop saying... " Now THAT'S what you call music." Thanks for the memories.
Yep, it was a big hit on the charts! Little did Mr. Ifield realize that the Beatles and their British Invasion counterparts would make it hard to crack the Top 40 again.
Like you, this number stuck in my noggin all these years and I could sing it to win a bar bet if necessary,
You’re exactly the same age as me. I remember this song. I love it….The music is nowhere as good as it was in our era!
Today’s kids should learn yodelling. No lessons needed, when they hear it they can do it.
My friend's Dad had a Rambler too! A station wagon, and we all piled in it to go to the beach at Fort Tilden, NY
@@chasbodaniels1744he had the Beatles open for him on some of his shows in 62
Never be music like this again glad its not lost !
No lipsync, actual live performance from Frank that sounds fantastic! I don't think any artists on Sullivan were lipsynced, for that matter. So many great musical performances brought into our homes, thanks to Ed Sullivan!
The only lip synced artists I can recall are Gary Lewis and The Playboys, but that’s only because they were THAT BAD outside of studios.
The Mamas & The Papas were famously forced to lipsync on Ed Sullivan which is why Michelle Phillips just started eating a banana during one performance on the show.
@@ajdale Hah! I believe it. I wonder if Michelle sang at all on any of their recordings. I think she was just a pretty face for window dressing. Mama Cass had 'the voice'.
Ifield an icon of the british singers, he brings my mind to the 60's, awesome👍
The Fifties. He was dead by late'62
@@5291982 No, he died in 2024 - last May.
I was 6 years old when I first heard this song in 1962 at a fairgrounds in England. I have always enjoyed listening to it.
His Music never gets old. RIP Frank, and Thankyou for your music.
RIP Frank Ifield 1937-2024. The Queen Mother's favorite singer.
I just sang along with this....geez....I'm old
Thanks I plan to see him sing this on my favorite songs of the early 1960’s.
Have a great day!
Remember this song as a 10 year old with my Dad…1962
The best rendition ever! Love Frank’s baritone voice and high yodel! So beautiful and unique. Thank you for posting! ❤
You must be over a boomers age to write this. I am 73 and U blessed the day my parents music bit the dust. This stuff is lounge lizard music. Thank God this Era is over.
@@michel333100 No I am the same age , I loved Elvis saw jerry Lee lewis in 1958 and still love this song. AH, let me guess you are into classic rock from the late 60's-70's?
I was never a fan of my father's generation's music. I couldn't wait for this stuff to die. Same with Frank Sinatra, Jerry Lewis, Dino Martin. But I William Jerry Lee Lewis was great
@@michel333100 I usually ignore unnecessary remarks and comments but I have to declare I’m a music enthusiast, who likes multiple genres, from the turn of the 20th Century to this date. I do not categorize music, ever!
No. This is a nice version, but it shouldn't be sung at this tempo. It is a wistful melody. Listen to Nat Cole's definitive version.
"Didn't you know"🎶 This is a gold 🙌
One of my mom's favourites. Thanks. Brings back some wonderful memories.
Leave it to Ed Sullivan to find those songs that you forgot about and bring them out with a live rendition that’s as fresh as new ~
This song was #1 in September 1962. My brother was 7 months old and I was 2. Such a sweet song.
I've always loved Frank Ifield, such a powerful voice and clear diction. This song is my favourite. He was gifted with the ability to yodel, and his falsetto meant he could achieve the high notes. Great personality too.
Shared co-billing with The Beatles on Vee-Jay Records.
Jolly what!
And they goofed on it on the Star Club tape.
so wonderful to finaly see this marvelous performance
I remember this even when I was a lot younger . Lovely sentiment, no?
Thank you for the awesome music
I've always loved this song. Wonderful performance!
I first heard this song in the early 1990s on an oldies station. Immediately fell in love with it!!!
As a dmall kid...he...this is how I learned to harmonize!!! Which came in handy in my teens as a back up singer ❤
This song always got alot of airplay on the oldies stations.
I remember this guy from a recent premiere. He was quite a crooner/yodeler! 😊
I still sing this one...Frank Field was a really great singer!
Oh sublime merci beaucoup à très bientôt j’espère 🤞
Nice. Thanks. Here Brazil.
AM radio in the 60s...big hit... emotional effects w/ 11family members ...life wss safe on rice st, St Paul MN 👍
Great stage presence.
Awesome voice, awesome Frank!
I saw this performance on The Ed Sullivan Show back in 1963 and I never, ever forgot it. It must have been because my mom said that Frank was handsome and she NEVER said that about any man! So, he must have made some impression on her!
Great stuff thanks. Frank was a total gent, and yes good looking and had a great voice. He didnt last v long as a chart act (last top ten uk song was in 64 with a cover of Dont Blame Me. He does it very well!) But he carried on performing, did lots of country stuff too.
Had to watch it twice to make sure I was seeing a live performance, and I am. The control of his voice and tone were amazing
Slim Whitman's 1966 version is almost note for note to the Frank Ifield version. Both are excellent.
I love practically all songs and music movies, & tv. Series
Such a great voice he had
My Childhood memories.
In the early 60's as a young teen I worked on my dad's servo at the city gates in Mackay and when those performers like Frank Ifield and Col Joye, Digger Revell, The Bee-Gees, Little Pattie, Tricia Noble, Chad Morgan, Lucky Star, Slim Dusty, Jimmy Little, Reg Lindsay, Judy Stone, Dinah Lee came to town for a concert they'd all come in and ask me to put their posters up in the window, and they'd each give me half a dozen tickets to their shows that I'd share with my friends. Frank wasn't that cool but he was the most talented one back then imho. Beautiful voice, loved his yodel.
As a kid of the 50's he was a highlight for me on an Ausie radio favorite, the 'Bunkhouse Show' before he headed off to London, 'I Remember You' first of many hits. Got to meet him in the late 90's when sadly he had lost his ability to sing.
I know this song as an obscure Beatles cover; this is the first time I’ve heard the original artist
I LEARNED THIS IN 1962 AT AGE 12
I PERFORMED IT FOR MANY YEARS
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i actually know and like this song....good to see and hear it it after so many years
Super song!!!!!!
As an interesting aside, Johnny Mercer (the great American song writer) wrote the lyrics to this gem, and it was said to be autobiographical - written at a time of personal heartbreak. In 1941 (Mr. Mercer, who had a wife) was involved in a love affair with a 19 year-old Hollywood star - Judy Garland. Judy (after being confronted by Mrs. Johnny Mercer) broke off the relationship, and married her first husband, David Rose (also a song writer/composer).
Some believe it was David Rose who wrote the theme music for Science Fiction Theater, since he also used the pseudonym of "Ray Llewellyn" at ZIV-TV for composing music for other ZIV-TV productions in the mid-1950s, before the rules changed in 1958 when he composed music for SEA HUNT 1958-1961, and then for MEN INTO SPACE in 1959-1960. He also composed the theme music for the ZIV-TV series THE MAN AND THE CHALLENGE 1959-1961.
It is also worth noting the the pseudonym "Ray Llewellyn" was used by a number of composers and arrangers who worked for Ivan Tors and ZIV Productions. It was quite a common practice in Hollywood during the late 1940's and 50's.
Very nice voice. And I really like the slides into the “oooooo”s. 🙂
Wow, I remember this song , somebody’s getting old , but not me 😂
I LOVE this song. Thank you for posting!!! ❤
Muito bom canal 10 Brasil 🇧🇷
being black growing up in greensboro nc we listened to r&b on weal am radio it signed off at 6pm then we switched to wcog am radio a go go that's when we listened to pop music like this
Great song also done by Beatles and Zombies.
Very special...👋
I remember him!
Early British invasion , always loved his version.
Slim Whitman did a fabulous rendition of this song. Look him up. You’ll agree.
He had a great last name for the Internet era.
Wasn't this also the episode with the first appearance of Topo Gigio?
A friend of mine worked at Vee-Jay records here in Los Angeles in the early 1960’s.Frank Ifeild’s record company in England told Vee-Jay records if they wanted to receive the Frank Ifeld album they would HAVE TO ALSO ORDER a SHIPMENT BY An Unknown NEW GROUP CALLED THE BEATLES!!!
IF YOU DON’T TAKE THE BEATLES ALBUM YOU’LL GET NO FRANK IFEILD!!!
Awesome. I wonder why the kinescope was used.
Frank was lucky, he got to perform his still popular song, rather than "When the Saints Go Marching In" or "Bill Bailey."
And to think the Beatles opened for him.
Where is the harmonica, it was a defining mark of the song.
First time hearing this, also the name of the singer
I prefer Slim Whitman version but this man does a great job too
do you have video clips from Joan Weber singing Let Me Go Lover?
Of course the Beatles played this in their 1962 set list a few times. I’m sure Paul was behind it..
Beat Slim to it, I think.
Ella Fitzgerald's version is out of this world
Sounds like a trumpet on the roof
The Beatles George sang this in clubs.
He actually looks a little but sounds almost exactly like the pop singer SLIM WHITMAN who was very popular in the 1970's!🧐🤔
Always loved that yodel falsetto. I copied it but it fell out of style.
Pretty swanky cover of that Skid Row song 🎧 😂
Nice, but he’s clearly very influenced by Johnny Mathis. Very.
Not the best ever shots of Frank he looks underfed and like an old U-boat hand
What a cornball 😂.
You don't have a clue.
What an awesome falsetto …I bet you back in the 50s. He was probably a doo-wop singer.
I wonder if this man inspired Lou Christie's falsetto.....?
Never be music like this again glad its not lost !