Frankie Vaughans Grave Famous Celebrity Graves

Frankie Vaughan was an English singer best know for his signature song Give Me the Moonlight, Give Me the Girl. Franky Vaughan also sang The Garden of Eden and a Tower of Strength. He starred in several films, including a role opposite Marilyn Monroe in Let's Make Love (1960)
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[@jimmcgee3016]

Thanks to Frankie when I was a young boy I had a holiday with the National Association of Boys Clubs. I would never have had a real holiday if it had not been for this man. thank you 😊

[@kazles6706]

My late mother who sadly passed away only recently absolutely adored Frankie Vaughan, she swooned over him when he was on telly singing. Her favourite song was " Give me the moonlight," it used to amaze me as a young kid that dad didn't actually mind my mom adoring this man.. haha 😂 Happy memories 💕 Subscribed... Thankyou.

[@suetodd1725]

Loved Frankie vaughan, fabulous singer,a true gentleman,he had style,old fashioned values,he was special,thanks for this one Alan respect too xxxxx

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hello Yorkshire glass. What a lovely memory. Nights like that are special. Regards Alan

[@moomin151]

What a lovely man and his dear wife and family. Thank you Alan for all the information on a man whose life was well lived. Great voice and style. Handsome fellow . Peace and love to all the dear departed.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Moomin sorry i did not ee this for a while Thank you

[@nathelondon3719]

The late, great Frankie Vaughan was handsome, suave, well dressed multi talented….dancer, singer, story teller and comedian who’s smile could light up a room. He was a faithful, devoted family man and charitable and encouraging always. Proud of his Jewish heritage as his gravestone shows and a faithful supporter of Israel, the Jewish State. Shalom and RIP Frankie.

[@slipping2]

When living in Wycombe I spotted Frankie & Stella shopping in the food store. Another time, I saw Frankie sitting on the wall outside the doctors surgery in the town. He smiled as I passed him. A lovely man

[@yorkshiregal]

Loved Frankie Vaughan, saw him at the Batley Variety Club in Yorkshire many years ago, he was fabulous. He was definitely faithful to Stella. We went back stage to meet him, what a lovely guy he was.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hello YorkshireGirl. What a lovely memory. Nights like that are special. Regards Alan

[@yvonnecollins6837]

My husband and myself met Frankie Vaughan in Birmingham, we went backstage with his photographer and had our pic taken in his dressing room, such a nice man xx

[@jamesmoon8947]

Aah, dear Frankie Vaughn. Great British entertainer. The kindest man to walk earth. Bang it out Frankie. God bless ya

[@josephinerimmer6888]

Thanks for bringing Frankie back into prominence. I feel he was very underestimated, and since he died, there has been so little said about him and his career. X

[@helencheadle5285]

I enjoyed watching him and listening to him singing on tv when I was younger, but I’m quite moved to hear of what he did with those four gangs in Glasgow-surprised they would listen to ANYONE intruding their world, but then I read the comments made by other viewers of this tribute video, and have tears reading how he changed the lives of some youngsters..giving them a chance,something to do, go to, and relieve boredom, which I believe is the problem with a lot of ,sadly, todays knife wielding youngsters. If Frankie were still here I’m sure he would have done his best to help there too, but to read of grown men now, who still feel gratitude after all these years warms my heart. Thankyou Frankie, and your lovely wife Stella who sounds to have been your staunch supporter and love of your life. rIp 💕🙏🙋‍♀️🦋💐💕

[@brendawebb3812]

I saw Frankie in Birmingham way back when I was 15 ,it was the only time I had screamed at a performer,he was fantastic,I’ve never forgotten it,RIP Frankie.

[@Thirdfish]

I remember my friend telling me that when he was a boy he once met Frankie outside the stage door at the Alhambra in Bradford he said he was the last person to leave after meeting fans and signing programme, he made time for everyone there, he ruffled my friends hair and said pleasantries. This is confirmed by his mum who said that Frankie was a true gentleman and had a smile to melt hearts. I have no idea what show he was in, as my friend passed away several years ago but he was about 7 yrs old at the time. Thanks for triggering a memory.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hello third fish, I come from Bradford so I know the Alhambra well that's a lovely story. It's so nice to be able to have those memories. Frankie did seem such a wonderful guy. I don't think I've ever done a celebrity. That was so nice to everybody. See you Alan

[@marjb9893]

I was fortunate to be taken by my mum to see him perform when I was a young girl. We met him at the stage door, he shook hands with my mum and kissed her cheek (swoon swoon) and signed this small autograph book which I had. He had the most wonderful smile and eyes. I remember thinking - oh when I am old enough I want to marry someone just like him. What a stunning looking man he was and a perfect gentleman. 💓💓💕💕

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hello Mary, what a great story! I think your mum might have enjoyed it more than you but that's really sweet. Honestly a great memory. Thank you for the comment. I really appreciate it. Take care, Alan

[@marjb9893]

@@MotorHomeBeepBeep my mum was a big fan, she loved him singing Green Door, especially the leg kick at the end lol .Not too sure of where we saw him to be honest, but think it was either St Georges Hall or the Alhambra theatre in Bradford. She was smiling all the way home on the last bus .. lol

[@kes550]

His daughter Susan was a border at a school I use to go to,we use to see him regularly when he’d come and visit or pick his daughter up Really nice man he was ❤

[@mkkravist11]

What a wonderfully respectful man. Alan, you’ve done them proud. Together in eternity. R.I.P. Frankie & Stella.

[@SunshineMix101]

😎Frankie Vaughan was the first person I saw in concert. A close family-friend took me to see him perform in Southport. I was only very young but as I recall, I thoroughly enjoyed the songs and the whole spectacle of the performance. 😎

[@barryrudge1576]

His charity work amongst boys clubs and retired show business people was legendary. 1961 I was living as a young teenager In Blackpool when he was appearing at local theatre for the summer. My father couldn't attend so I went to see him with my mother and a young woman work colleague of hers. I was more into pop singers but his performance was well and truly for the ladies. We were in a private box and from where I sat I could almost touch him. A wonderful man who's death was quite tragic

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hello Barry, I totally get the picture. He was very much a sex symbol to the women but he kept it on the stage. Never off to stage. It was a nice guy who lived a very happy life from what I can see with great friends. All the best, Alan

[@patdoolan8073]

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[@johnfarley4201]

What a beautiful man and his wife. Bless you for sharing. Brings a tear.

[@louisestopford7114]

Really enjoyed this one, as usual, Alan. I did not know anything about Frankie, but you always manage to catch my interest. He sounded a remarkable man and human being and I must admit this video did feel a bit emotional. You did Frankie and his wife Stella proud in this one Alan. Thank you.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hello Louise, he's got to be the nicest guy I ever looked into. So many people said the same thing. He was such a caring down to earth mega star :-) seriously he was nice ☺️

[@maryweston3851]

I am Mary’s husband Tim, I played football for the Rankin boys football club in sheil road Anfield liverpool for three years thanks to Peter tanner who’s father did so much for the club and made the club so successful, I never met frankie but the effort he and peters father put into the organisation then , made us the men we are today.thank you both .Tim Weston.

[@jujulionesselsa1416]

I loved Frankie Vaughan....Such a lovely man. Everything about him was beautiful and a complete gentleman. Made me emotional seeing the clip of him.

[@justmejhbmed9778]

Great video of a great man. Thanks. I appeared on the stage of the Manchester Palace Theatre in the 60’s, as part of the Stockport Lads’ Club’s gymnastic team (our contribution to the Boys’ Clubs Show) Frankie was top of the bill & final act. I still have the original (treasured) poster of that show, and a photo of my sister taken with him when he visited the Boys’ Club. You are right, we need people like him in our world to maintain that human kindness you mentioned. Thanks again for posting the interesting video.

[@alisonwilliams1873]

Frankie was so loyal to his wife, family and fans. He did so many good things. Taken too early. RIP

[@easystar123]

Another absolutely brilliant video. So well presented and everything so well researched down to the smallest detail. Being born in 1963 , I was a child watching him on telly. He was top of his game during that time and appeared many times on various showtime programmes. He was always immaculately dressed and nothing out of place. He was such a good looking man and had a really nice way with him. He was so cool and layed back when he was performing and he certainly could sing a good tune. I really enjoyed watching this.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hi, Aiden you have recharged my batteries thank you ever so much for the comments. There are plenty more videos coming up soon. I really enjoyed researching him and then pleased you enjoyed the little film. You were very kind with your extensive comments. He was one of the old-time stars when they were stars. Best regards, Alan

[@lindaperkins2221]

@@MotorHomeBeepBeep When we were children, my younger sister loved Frankie. Our parents bought all of his records. Thank you for telling Frankie's story. I enjoy watching and listening to you. You have a brilliant sense of humour and come over as a very nice person. It amazed me how you managed to find the grave amongst so many. When the planes went over l thought you had them out spotting for the graves! (,only joking!).

[@GuyBaldersonyorkshire]

Mr FrankieVaughan did a film. With marilyn Monroe lets maje love he sang to her

[@j.e.7028]

11.49 Frankie and stella Vaughan. Thanks for a nice story...God Bless

[@arfamccann5824]

Well done Alan. Yet another great video. You’ve been covering quite a lot of graves that are near to where I live, Billy Fury, Long John Baldry, Lena Zavaroni, Lyndsey De Paul, and now Frankie. I’ve known Frankie was in Bushey for a long time now, but have never visited. I will do now, one day soon. What a lovely story he left us. A terrific performer, and human being. Thanks for bringing this one to our attention. Long May you continue with your videos. Bless. 👍

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hi Arfa I didn't know I was in your neck of the woods. You better keep watching them because I've got a few more coming up from this area. Take care of yourself. Alan

[@ingridmitchell1742]

🥰👍🏼❤...I was 4yrs old when I met Frankie Vaughan my parents took me too a show, when he stopped in front of me (front row seats) picked me up, as he was singing, did a twirl& put me back, I can't remember what he was singing, but I have never forgotten him ❤

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

@@ingridmitchell1742 Ingrid, what a lovely story. Just imagine those 20 seconds have stayed with you all your life. He had the X factor before the X factor existed. Thank you for the comment. It was lovely and very pleasing for you. Take care, Alan

[@billyboggins]

Glad I found your channel, a very fitting tribute to a lovely man who I met once in an hotel in the Midlands, a charming pleasant guy with no " I am the big star" attitude ..Thanks

[@angelajones8924]

My mother and myself both met Frankie and his wife at two placers the first was at Prescott post office it was a charity do. And the other we met them both again at ken dal's store having a coffee. I have got to say that they where lovely with us both. Rest in peace. And god blessxxx

[@brianevans2819]

Brilliant video really enjoyed it, Frankie was born next door to my great friend David Klein in Devon Street in Liverpool. David was a tank commander in the 8th Army in North Africa, he was childhood friend with Frankie and thought the world of him, before Frankie’s family moved to Leeds.

[@susanyates4233]

I had forgotten what a beautiful voice Frankie had.

[@johnhennigan9142]

I lwas born a few streets from the great man and my son's first names are VAUGHAN .FRANCISi HE WAS LOVED BY US SCOUCERS GREAT GUY AND SUCH A GENTLEMAN...

[@rosemarywestwood258]

I absolutely loved frankie Vaughan thank you for letting us know about frankie god bless xx.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Well that a nicest man I ever researched. Thank you, Rosemary

[@soniasmith9733]

My Mum was a great fan of Frankie Vaughan and when she was on the board of governors at Bayswater School Headington Oxford he made an appearance for some occasion which I cannot remember for what, but it was a wonderful memory for her and she got to meet her idol

[@leehockenhull9871]

Met him on the east lancs road when an old ford consul run in the back of his beautiful Rolls Royce, he got out and all he was concerned about was that every one was ok ,what a cool guy

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hello Lee, what a fantastic story! If you're going to meet somebody when it could possibly go wrong and accident is a good spot but he was typically a decent guy even under these circumstances, thanks for the story. Really interesting. Bye Alan

[@jeanbishop-greentree2628]

Thanks Alan another great homage. My Mum used to love him 😊

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

That super Jean. Take care, Alan

[@sandrahoward5695]

Thank you Alan for this wonderful tribute to the legendary Frankie Vaughan. They dont make stars like they used to. RIP Frankie and Stella 🦋🦋🦋🦋

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Wasn't he an absolute gentleman? Such a lovely guy in real life

[@gailwhite7386]

I met Frankie Vaughn, when I was in primary school, he was visiting the boys club near us, he was very approachable, we all spoke to him, he was very nice x

[@richardfrancis3325]

Well what a brilliant description of Frankie Vaughan Alan . really enjoyed watching this.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Yes but I want my old mucker. Who does the Eddie Waring impersonations!

[@sharonbarnett612]

I attended a zoom talk by his son in the last year ago who lives in U.S.A. I think Los Angeles, and he said to the zoom audience that he had a surprise and introduced his mum, Stella who also gave a little talk about Frankie. It was a surprise to learn from your KZbin video that she has now passed on. Thanks for an excellent video and also for placing a small stone on each of their graves which is a Jewish tradition.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hello Sharon, how super interesting to watch the conversation with his son and it was sad about Stella. I've been watching documentaries. I know they were made a fewp years ago but until I did the research I didn't know she died so close to the time. Yes, thank you for the stones. I know I'm looking to play something on every grave I visit in the future as soon as I can organise it. Bye for now Alan

[@nataliapavlova2577]

I love him so much! He was such a star, the real ONE. Thank you for absolutely amazing video❤

[@derekmanton7201]

Great one Alan, this has to be one of my favourites. What a great man Frankie was may he rest in peace with his wonderful wife 🙏❤️

[@Joan-COYI]

My goodness what a huge cemetery, well done Alan, another brilliant life story of a brilliant entertainer. Frankie was a lovely family man and I remember his career and his charity work. What a great thing he did bringing peace to the gangs. Thanks Alan, you did a great job remembering a great man. Take care.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Isn't it interesting? Every video is a unique person as it is All life but these individuals have a collected connection and influence on us. And thank you ever so much for encouraging me from the beginning. I really appreciate it. Take care nice night Joan, Alan

[@nathelondon3719]

16 acres founded in 1947 to serve entire Greater London Jewry. Bushey was well outside London then. It’s filling up fast!

[@jamesgallagher4655]

I grew up in a suburb of Liverpool and attended a boys club that was opened by Frankie. His association with the club was always respected by the youngsters that passed through the club.

[@davidwebb7513]

What a lovely gentleman, he gave a lot of money and time to the Boys club in this country. God bless him and his dear wife R.I.P.

[@Boogledigs]

Just discovered your channel. Love the fact that you find the graves and explain the lives of British performers. Loved the story of Frankie Vaughan.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hello Avril, Frankie Vaughn was a super guy. I never realised myself till I researched him. Thank you for the comment. Alan

[@jrogervaughan]

Such a handsome man! When asked how my surname was pronounced, my answer was VAUGHAN! AS IN FRANKIE VAUGHAN!! His voice was rich & silky, & of course, that giggle of his!!

[@Tidybitz]

I always liked Frankie as a kid, a fabulous and powerful singer and a very handsome and stylish man. I recall him appearing on TV panel shows too. I've never seen the documentary but I will find it and watch it now. Thanks for the video.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Thank you TB for the lovely comment and my pleasure. All the best, Alan

[@alisonjordan]

I saw Frankie Vaughan in the Musical 🎵🎶 42nd Street at the Drury Lane Theatre 🎭 in London’s West End. It was one of the best shows I had ever seen. Thanks for the tribute. 📹🎩

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Thanks Alison

[@lyndaeves1998]

Thanks for a wonderful documentary he was a fantastic man and a wonderful singer l met him in 1977 and he was so down to earth and kind with his time

[@lesliephillip-v9d]

Remember my mum going to see one if his shows, we all had to watch Frankie on the television back in the day.

[@jackieporter5323]

Lovely respectful visit, you did it beautifully, thank you. Shalom

[@helenauae]

Thank you Alan for another great video. Frankie Vaughn was my beautiful Aunty’s fav singer and her husband was so jealous of him lol, even tho they looked so alike :) Please take good care Alan as it’s quite an emotional journey for you each time but thank you so much :)

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hello Helena, it is a bit of a journey each time but I enjoy everyone and thank you ever so much for commenting. See you again. Alan

[@MARKETMAN6789]

Great man as well as a great entertainer ,He was appearing at the talk of the north in Manchester ,Winton senior secondary school were holding their school garden fete when their guest star couldn't turn up ,they phoned Frankie up who was appearing at the talk of the north and he agreed to turn up at short notice ,he wouldn't take any fee and took part in the many attractions on offer that day,he payed to go on the attractions on offer and mingled with the crowd freely ,a genuinely nice man

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

What a superb story. It shows you how genuine the man was. Thank you ever so much for posting. It was fascinating. Regards, Alan

[@hancecrawford]

often wondered about Frankie Vaughan thanks for sharing

[@micksmusicchannel]

This has just come up on my feed Alan. I knew of Frankie, but didnt know a lot about him. This has really made me want to learn more about the man. Thanks Alan and hope you're having a great weekend 🙂👍

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hello Mick, that's nice to meet you

[@BeasleyStreet]

You certainly do your research thoroughly, always delivered with integrity and an honesty which shines through everytime, the respect you show is to be commended, by enlarge most people wouldn't know the other side of many celebrities so it's great you can educate those who have an interest...well done!

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hi Asbury I find it a real pleasure the bit before the video because I usually try to watch at least two documentaries and then you get to know what the people are liking, the people around them, thought, etc. And then it allows me to be able to feel I know the person and do the video with feeling. But I appreciate your comments and I do genuinely enjoy it. If people do that's great! Thank you so much! You've spared me on Best Alan

[@mjordan1515]

I was fortunate to having met Frankie four times after his performances, I met Stella once also. I belonged to his fan club for many years, I was devasted when Frankie died, he was a wonderful man, so full of goodness and kindness, he is so terribly missed.

[@annoldham3018]

Who doesn't love a bit of Frankie? I remember he did a song about Stockport! 😂 His grave is lovely.

[@anythingoldmechanical]

Who never liked him! He was a legend.

[@ajarnwordsmith628]

What's not to like?

[@marybarratt2649]

How wonderful to light up a room with your smile. Even now if I see a top hat and walking cane I think of Frank and Give Me The Moonlight and I was only a kid when he was entertaining the crowds. Tfs Alan.

[@andywright3450]

Hey Alan wonderful post this mate ..... The talented Frankie he was a wonderful man and great singer too and a genuine bloke too .... Sadly missed by many fans 💯💯😊😊

[@janicecoulson5388]

My Auntie Maisie was a huge fan. She literally swooned when he kicked his leg. I bought tickets for her to see him at Lincoln theatre Royal. I was best niece ever! A favourite was Green Door. Thank you really brought back some great memories

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hello Janice, yes that's exactly. It was quite a sex signal at this time what a lovely memory for you take care Alan

[@marybarratt2649]

It was good to learn more about Frankie and what a lovely man he was. Enjoyed the video very much.

[@bessiebraveheart]

I'm 76 and I remember Frankie as a kid. We had his records on the old 78s that we used to play on Moms old radiogram. He was a great entertainer.

[@julieboylan4191]

Class bloke :):)

[@elainaworsley470]

What a lovely couple. Thank you so much Allan i enjoyed this video.

[@bernadettefirth]

I loved Frankie Vaughan fantastic entertainer. My love loved h too, such a wonderful man. God bless you and your beautiful wife and family. Thank you for sharing your talent with us. R.I.P 🙏🙏🙏💖💖💖

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

He was a really nice guy and very classy. You couldn't find anything about him that wasn't lovable. I never realised until I looked into him how nice he was. All the best, Alan

[@jamesoneill5070]

Frankie's mother was Russian Jewish. He was her favourite son and in her thick Russian accent she called him 'My number Vorn' , hence his stage name. Frankie's sister Carol married Neville Winehouse and they had a daughter Amy so Frankie was Amy Winehouse's uncle

[@helen-vb6kw]

Amy’s father was Mitchel and mother Janis

[@sailingschooners8668]

You are a story teller with an obvious compassion for all...remember him as a kid watching in early days on B & W TV

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hi SS how kind i love knowing the real celebrity and what was there real life was Big Thank You !

[@EarlEBird-fz6yr]

Again Alan, what another great documentary and tribute you made to a great man and his wife, Frankie & Stella Vaughn. Thanks.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Nice to see you Earl have a great evening and thank you. Alan

[@ronahart219]

great and moving tribute to a lovely man. when I was 13 i went to see These Dangerous Years seven times!❤️

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

What's a super fan? You were Rona 13 times. Well done. See you again i hope Alan

[@lesleymcshanemitchell9651]

Lovely guy I went out with him a couple of times whenI was in Lancaster Uni. He was a great performer

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Well done Lesley :-)

[@ritavarley3659]

I watched Frankie Vaughan on tv with my dad when I was a kid he was such a big star and I was lucky enough to see him in person when I was a teenager. My workplace in Nottingham organised a coach trip to Blackpool and the show in the evening. Frankie was top of the bill and Cilla Black who I loved and Jimmy Tarbuck was compare. Thanks for bringing back these happy memories of my youth. ❤️👍

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hello Rita, what a lovely night. They were all great characters. We still got Jimmy I'm so pleased it brought back the memories. Take care, Alan

[@philliphamilton3591]

He was truly inspirational, Loved him.

[@sandrathorpe95]

I loved all his songs & 1 stands out most its the heart of a man..

[@annalow6854]

what a brilliant video Alan thankyou we all adored Frankie. what a magnificent cemetry too R.I.P.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hello Anna, it's just like life. Every story is very individual and for me, this guy was so lovely. He was an inspiring human being. Thank you for the comment. I'll watch out for you. All the best, Ala

[@aileenhaggarty681]

Hi from new subscriber. Fantastic video. Loved Frankie. Thank you 👍Aileen

[@moiraw]

My Gran had an old wind-up gramophone. One of her favourites was Frankie and the Kaye Sisters with 'Gotta Have Something In The Bank, Frank'. I was allowed to wind the gramophone, sometimes with disastrous results (think Chipmunks). I just found the song on KZbin and was transported back to the days when I had my whole life in front of me. Thank you.

[@johnroberts5797]

When I was young around 11 we had every year on the Cricket we had someone come and perform, and Frank came and sang, it was a shame I only got to see him going to his car being chaced by a Lady fan with long hair, he stopped turned around and gave her his Autogramm and a kiss on the cheek, the Lady turned around and she was in her 60s, I must say she was fast, that was the first and last time, thats funny it's just brought back a memory my hair dresser was almost the double to Frank, thanks for your Videos keep up the good work.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hello John, You are a prime example of what really makes me channel feel rewarding for me to remember such a wonderful moment when Frankie has been so kind to this lady and you to notice it is so special. It's a moment in time, but it reflected the way that he thought it was kind and a massive. Thank you for writing this 🙏 I'm welling up and that's the truth. I hope I see you again on the channel. Thank you, Alan

[@traceystickland-mottram8021]

Alan, thank you for taking the time to research and visit these final resting places. The vlogs are really interesting. I also like you pat the headstones and say your thoughts.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hello Tracy, I pack the headstone because after you've researched them and you know them from the past, you really do feel like you're making your connection and who knows :-). That's very kind of you to say and thank you. You'll keep me motivated. Best regards, Alan

[@dougwalton5414]

My company supplied the limos for his daughters wedding from his house in Totteridge. Lovely classy guy and he looked after the chauffeurs very well.

[@annettemingay2970]

Frankie was a lovely man who did an awful lot for kids and teenagers to steer them on the right path in life away from street crime. When I was a youngster he was my mother’s hearthrob. We never missed a show. A genuinely lovely man, and always true to his wife, in live with her until his death. Gid bless him!

[@carolallison862]

Thank you. Your videos are so interesting and you are so respectful.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hello Varol, I do feel I know the people by the time I get to the video because I spent at least the previous day watching and reading so I really mean it. It's the truth. Thank you Alan

[@Jkk55]

That was a brilliant tribute to Frankie (and Stella) what a top man he was my late mother went to see him in concert once and actually met him she said he was a gentleman. Thank you Alan I will watch the documentary later today. God Bless 👏👏🤗

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hi Jkk it's well over a year since I watched the documentary, but I remember it was excellent and especially the work he did for the boys club was wonderful. I hope you get time to watch it on KZbin. Thank you, Alan

[@johnrice7076]

Hi Alan great video what a great man he was still highly respected to this day in Glasgow for what he done to stop gang wars RIP frankie 👏👏👏👍

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hello John, That was such a great story. It said he cried when he heard about the violence and said he'd have to do something even though his agent didn't want him to. A great guy and thank you for the comment Bye Alan

[@scousepie2]

I Went to see Frankie in Southport with Mum back in the 70s.. Mum loved him. she was shouting "over Her Frankie" RIP.

[@The373887]

I loved hearing about Frankie vaugh didn't know about him thank you Alan for the video you are amazing ❤️

[@maureenwatts745]

Another good tribute Alan, I think he was UK, s version of Dean Martin.. He was a lovely man, and singer, I remember watching him with my dad when I was young on a Sunday evening.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hi Maureen its true, there was a lot of similarities. Won't they accept? You didn't go on about drinking all the time but they had the same style. I've actually seen Dean Martin's in las Vegas many years ago in the same place as Marilyn Monroe and Billy wilder. See you again soon I hope Alan

[@LittleBoats-lz8sm]

I have just watched the documentary. Frankie is everything you said he was You likewise have a good soul My wife has never heard of Frankie but she loved your video & the documentary.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

23:07 Hello Little Boat, that's the beauty of doing this job. It's fascinating studying the people. I didn't know much about Frankie before I did the film. Then I was blown away by generosity and genuine character. Thank you wife. Say hello from me. Best regards, Alan

[@barbaragillett9904]

Thank you another brilliant video ❤️👏👏👏

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Thank you Barbara best Alan

[@sallychanning3723]

Thankyou so much, although I knew of him as an entertainer, I didn't know that much about him ..... Until now. Great and informative video. Much appreciated 👍

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

I think he's got to be the nicest guy ever did on show business. He left America with its shallowness. He was great. Was Frankie 😍

[@crystaldance5731]

What a huge cemetary Alan it looked like Lego land how did you not get lost such a lovely man Frankie Vaughn very handsome and a style all of his own very entertaining sadly missed thankyou Frankie and thankyou Alan ❤️😊

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hello Crystal the people that ran the Jewish cemetery were fantastic but because the graves are so close together I'll tell you a secret I actually had to stand on the grave to get the shot and it was muddy so when I switched the camera off it was a nightmare I had to clean up the stone. He was the nicest man I think I filmed thank you, Alan

[@henrybritton6951]

Love your videos. So so interesting with your commentary. Thank you. I hope to see a lot more in the future.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Hello Henry, Thank you for the nice coming. I appreciate that. I will be making many more. I've got a list of to do once I want to do so. I hope you enjoy them. Thank you, Alan

[@raymondfinch5269]

Doing a great job, reminding us all of these people's lives bless you.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Thank you Raymond best Alan

[@hilarybromley3064]

My mum idolised this guy and now I see why

[@GaryEdwardswiz]

I was Lucky to Meet him and waiting on a Flight to the Canary Islands Spain at Heathrow what a really nice guy so Genuine

[@CobwebCottage]

A fabulous video, Alan. Loved every moment of it. Thank you. ~ Cobs.

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

Cobs you sent a shiver down my spine. That's very sweet of you. Take care, Alan

[@paulinemcglone8100]

This is the second one of yours I watched . So informative and a pleasure to hear about there lives. Frankie Vaughan life was beautiful to hear about. What a wonderful man so inspirational. And so much love and thoughts for his wife Stella and children and fans (friends). Only ever seen on tv. Thank you Alan

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

hello Pauline, I'm so pleased you enjoyed it and thank you ever such for telling me. I hope I see you again online. All the best, Alan

[@lambphiiip]

He used to go fishing with our next door neighbour and always tapped the door to say hi to my Mom who was just a nervous wreck, but a superfan !!. :-)

[@MotorHomeBeepBeep]

hello Philip and news, big timing to fishing but I love you a little story. It must have been nice for your mum. Regards Alan

[@jeffreyprice773]

Loved Frankie.