Along with Bob Crewe

And a great voice

Does that mean you took your ball and went home?

Huh?! You wanted to watch Franki Valli on a TV segment, but when you found out it was on Fox you picked up your ball & went home? 🙄

I got to see Frankie Valli and the 4Seasons at Bally’s in Las Vegas about 32 years ago, they had co-headlined with the 4Tops, it was one of the best shows in Vegas I ever saw….

So you heard american crucifixion?

Hes probably is wearing dentures now

LOL

Ea he stopped paying that years ago....??

Which means Frankie is losing his hearing! Of course there is only one Frankie V, and it was apparent when we heard HIM and the Seasons during the ending credits.

Why ??

@@jimmysapien9961 probably because she's not a mindless libtard.

Have always enjoyed her comments!!

You mean Elizabeth Hasslebitch.

prove it.

Who's the manuscript writer from Texas, just out of curiosity?

yep, rex woodward and tommy DeVito did it originally

all the seasons record collectors knew of this story

texas was stolen from Mexico .give it back

I saw the play on 52nd street a few weeks ago and the movie last week. The movie for me didn't work as a screen adaptation like Greese and Eastwood was probably the wrong director. I saw a Scorsese movie screaming to come out for some reason. More grit, more mob, more music, less stagey.

never saw the play but the movie felt blase. The tunes and the charm got me through it though.

Idk what you two are talking about. I thought the movie was very good. Obviously it can't get real deep into their lives, there's just not enough time to do it in 2hr+ script. But I thought it captured their music career very well.

I love that a play and a movie were done about my favorite group growing up. Over the years, I've attended at least half a dozen of their live concerts. Never ONCE did I see them in a choreographed dance mode as shown in the movie. It was never that stiff. Frankie would have his right hand in his suit pants pocket and the microphone in his left. Bob always stood at the piano/electronic organ with his head turned to the side facing the audience. Tommy and Nicky were always together out front with their guitars. In the early years, I never saw a drummer. Maybe Bob had a program on his organ that played the drums, I don't know. Perhaps the drummer was backstage on a microphone??? I was happy to see in the movie some of their background years, but disappointed that they felt it necessary to include Bob's "coming of age" scene. If they were going to do one, why not all four? Having been a fan since I was 13, that kind of put a sour note on it all. The music was alright, but could never compare with the real thing!