If only Dewey had become president. We would be so much better off today. He wouldn't have laid down for the communists the way Truman did. The world today would be a freer & more prosperous place.
Yep, that's Frank Fontaine who would always sing a song on the Jackie Gleason show when he would show up at Jackie's tavern and sit with him at the "bar"..........Perhaps he was simply put in there singing Mexicali Rose....(??) Great voice
You're right; but it sure looks like Frank Fontaine! Just did a search in Google Images and can't see who else it could possibly be - that drooping mouth is the giveaway. Maybe someone at the News Dept. screwed up in '71!
Fascination? Hardly. As Jim morrison once said "Death is not what ends us, but lack of love". As the author of this program says, we do it for respect of the ones that we have lost. Rather if we knew them directly, or indirectly, we still miss them.
that was Audie Murphy, not only was he a war hero, but he was an actor, and a singer/songwriter as well. Audie's two big hits were "Shutters and Boards" and "When the Wind Blows in Chicago".
No, I don't think it is the Skipper, although I can see the resemblance. It isn't Audie Murphy either. I don't know who he is, but I'm pretty sure he isn't either of these two men.
well little buddy, FYI Audie Murphy was the Skipper, Skip Murphy the Mexicali Kid they used to call him, and there can be no debate, and their can be no arguments!
Hello!?! Audie Murphy the Skipper? You've got to be kidding. The Mexicali Kid indeed. You must be thinking of the Cisco Kid and Pancho. Look it up little buddy.
So tell us Professor, who do you think it is, Gilligan? My vote is for the Skipper, looks like your the odd man out, and no, its not Poncherello either, although "C.H.I.P.'s" was a great show, it's definitely not Ponche, Sorry Pal.
I only know from this video Louis Armstrong, Jim Morisson and Audie Murphy.
germansuse 8 months ago
@ 1:50 I thought Hitler died in 1945? Only joking.
planetrockford 9 months ago
If only Dewey had become president. We would be so much better off today. He wouldn't have laid down for the communists the way Truman did. The world today would be a freer & more prosperous place.
VictorLepanto 10 months ago
Janis & Jimi both passed in the fall of 1970
willypdyer 10 months ago
Janis & Jimi both passed in the fall of 1970
willypdyer 10 months ago
Where's joplin and Hendrix
travisray96 11 months ago
Actually, Frank Fontaine died in 1978
dandydonaldo 1 year ago
This is amazing, never heard of Your Special Year.
bjr43 1 year ago
dewey looks and acts like hitler
SuperGraceland 1 year ago
@SuperGraceland Nixon mimicked him in the earlier part of his career....
MIKESOWELL 1 year ago
So, who's in the video in order of appearance?
bjr43 2 years ago
Where's Duane Allman ? !
Uryhasfaith 2 years ago
Yep, that's Frank Fontaine who would always sing a song on the Jackie Gleason show when he would show up at Jackie's tavern and sit with him at the "bar"..........Perhaps he was simply put in there singing Mexicali Rose....(??) Great voice
5dave1 2 years ago
Who is the singer at the end of this video?
westlifefan123 2 years ago
wheres Harold Lloyd,Louis Armstrong,Van Heflin,Michael Rennie, they all went in 71.
who8allthepies 2 years ago
Armstong was second in the clip
SagansMoon 2 years ago
@who8allthepies Louis Armstrong was mentioned right at the beginning.
charade97 1 year ago
What about Peter Duel who died by his own hand in 1971?
alufa1 2 years ago
i was born in 1971
tranurse 3 years ago 2
I liked the singer who sung at the end. Beautiful voice.
KarloR27 3 years ago
No Van Heflin?
xreddragonx 3 years ago 4
Can't be oldUncleErnie because Frankie Fontaine died in 1978
MIKESOWELL 3 years ago
You're right; but it sure looks like Frank Fontaine! Just did a search in Google Images and can't see who else it could possibly be - that drooping mouth is the giveaway. Maybe someone at the News Dept. screwed up in '71!
stoogeswoman 3 years ago
@stoogeswoman It is indeed Frankie Fontaine at the end...
hardlines4 1 year ago
Is the last singer on the video, Frank Fontain, who used to appear on the Jackie Gleason Show?
olduncleERNIE 3 years ago
Grandios! 5sterne von LEMMATT!!
lemmatt 3 years ago
forgot musician duane allman
WHO9ER 3 years ago
thoughtful video. but try a little harder when it comes to how some of them died.
ketchthis71 3 years ago
Brilliant. Us Brits have a morbid fascination with death, don't you think?
FEZW1CK9 4 years ago
respect, not fascination, don't confuse the two please, thank you.
nocovercharge 4 years ago
Fascination? Hardly. As Jim morrison once said "Death is not what ends us, but lack of love". As the author of this program says, we do it for respect of the ones that we have lost. Rather if we knew them directly, or indirectly, we still miss them.
williamiwu 4 years ago 2
Who is the singer performing "Mexicali Rose"?
millerdogsinging 4 years ago
that was Audie Murphy, not only was he a war hero, but he was an actor, and a singer/songwriter as well. Audie's two big hits were "Shutters and Boards" and "When the Wind Blows in Chicago".
nocovercharge 4 years ago
It appears to be the Skipper.
s14sher 4 years ago
No, I don't think it is the Skipper, although I can see the resemblance. It isn't Audie Murphy either. I don't know who he is, but I'm pretty sure he isn't either of these two men.
millerdogsinging 4 years ago
well little buddy, FYI Audie Murphy was the Skipper, Skip Murphy the Mexicali Kid they used to call him, and there can be no debate, and their can be no arguments!
nocovercharge 4 years ago
Hello!?! Audie Murphy the Skipper? You've got to be kidding. The Mexicali Kid indeed. You must be thinking of the Cisco Kid and Pancho. Look it up little buddy.
millerdogsinging 4 years ago
So tell us Professor, who do you think it is, Gilligan? My vote is for the Skipper, looks like your the odd man out, and no, its not Poncherello either, although "C.H.I.P.'s" was a great show, it's definitely not Ponche, Sorry Pal.
MakenWaves 4 years ago 2
Yep, its the Skipper.
hifiami 4 years ago
What is wrong with you people? IT IS NOT THE SKIPPER!!! Stop it!!!
millerdogsinging 4 years ago
you might be thinking of Jonas Grumby, the Skippers real name on the show, in real life his name was Alan Hale Jr. and yes it is true, he has passed.
Thefamilyalbum 4 years ago
pretty certain that was frank fontaine, who played "crazy guggenheim" on the jackie gleason show
abcbatman1966 4 years ago
it does look like him, only Frank Fontaine passed away in 1978, and this video is all about the year 1971.
nocovercharge 4 years ago