Frank Ifield 'She Taught Me How To Yodel' on The Ed Sullivan Show

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[shyman]

This man deserved more attention in the States as he had an exceptional voice. But the British Invasion of 1964 left him behind. I wish he was still here to see these videos finally become available online.

[kobedragon]

R.I.P Frank Field. Thank you for your contributions to the music field ❤❤

[BellaFirenze]

Francis Edward Ifield OAM (30 November 1937 – 18 May 2024) was a British-born Australian country music singer and guitarist who often incorporated yodelling into his music.

[thatsgirl]

That was phenomenal!!
Happy Saturday... thank you for sharing! 💖

[maximem]

What a marvelous performance by the one and only Frank Ifield ❤

[cliveexton]

An incredible British talent who was a giant in the early 1960's in Britain but who did chart in America with "I Remember You". He was not only extremely talented but a good comedian as well.

[Kw]

Thanks for another Frank Ifeild clip very talented man …and great singing voice.
Have a great day!

[GaryMckenzie-qyhw]

I like it. Too bad I didn't hear of him sooner.

[nanettenn]

FABULOUS 🌹 Very TALENTED PERFORMER / ENTERTAINER !!!👍

[lonestarfriend]

More Ifield. :) And he plays guitar as well.

[hanno-erdmanntietz]

I‘m not into yodelling, but he was a great singer and performer.
He had three consecutive no. 1 hits in the UK (‘I Remember You’, ‘Lovesick Blues’, ‘The Wayward Wind’), and The (early) Beatles were his supporting act at a gig in Peterborough in autumn 1962, where they weren‘t performing very well.

[lonestarfriend]

Well done! Refreshing.

Everyone yodel! :)

[erpmo]

I'm literally born at y2k, but I love this.

[ronrice]

Not really my bag, but I'll say this: most singers can only wish they had his breath control and intonation. And sense of humor!

[StephanieJeanne]

He definitely had skills!☺️ I'm just not a big yodeling fan. 💜

[Dallas-Nyberg]

RIP Frank (30 November 1937 – 18 May 2024)

[stuartjohnson]

A British-Australian yodeler? Now I have heard everything.

[jacobzehner]

To think that you will hear this after you die 24/7

[cardinalsfan]

Frank was good but the Schmenge brothers (John Candy, Eugene Levy)were absolute geniuses!!