Freddie Starr - Ray Charles (Reaction Video)

[@245bennyboy]

The man was a comedy genius one of England's greatest and was destroyed by the tabloid press and an overzealous Police force hounding him to his grave RIP Freddie Starr

[@jonnno243]

I saw Freddie live in the 80s. The whole audience was laughing ,including me, tears of laughter, all the way through the performance. He did Ray Charles there too.

[@bydavidmitchell]

Haha, genius! Never seen this before, it's hilarious. I remember Freddie being on TV when I was younger but I didn't really appreciate his talent. He's brilliant. Thanks for the reaction guys.

[@LemonsqueezerDavid]

ooh look, mrs wifey is a redhead. No hair, just a red head heehee . Hi you two. Love your vids

[@ray99931]

When people could laugh without taking offense 😂😂😂😂

[@brucster99b2]

I grew up watching Freddie here in the U.K. He was 🥜!!

[@nathanredfearn3081]

Freddie was an unbelievable talent and had a great singing voice. He was actually offered the opportunity to join The Beatles and turned it down. Really funny man.

[@ronaldwood9247]

Freddie Starr was a comedy genius and the false accusations against him enhanced by the gutter press and obvious leaks from the police to them was appalling.

[@timmyturton1035]

Great Reaction. Love your Banter. lol ! Looking forward to the next Still Game. Love it. Best Wishes from Northern Ireland. 👩🏼‍🦰👨🏼‍🦲😁👍🏼

[@JohnParish-k8q]

The Mick Jagger one made him Famous did all his own stunts too, my Favourite of all time, Such a pity how he ended up alone in Spain completely broken thanks to the tabloids and a few other gold digger RIP Freddie x

[@jemmajames6719]

For all his talent he wasn’t a nice man by all accounts.

[@rinoaheart6538]

@@jemmajames6719 He was proved to be innocent and he was a nice man,by the time he was cleared of all false charges he was a broken man,the press and gold diggers destroyd him,I enjoy his comedy but i always have a tinge of sadness that the liars did that to him.

[@paddy4799]

Saw him live 1976. A place outside London called the circus tavern. Most of the audience went home in ambulances due to stomach pains. Try find him in interviews on the Des O’Connor show (70s) when he was totally out of control. As we say around here “Nuhhah” ie nut case.

[@GoranMujanovic-c5q]

Freddy Starr is so Funny.

[@davidbuchanan3374]

Check out Freddie Starr football lol from Tarzan to Dracula and every star in-between lol what an entertainer he was lol.. 6:34

[@Jamienomore]

I forgot about Freddie's Ray Charles. Thank you for reminding me. Very Good Reactions. 🧸🧸

[@bhurzumii4315]

Love his duet with Shirley Bassey!

[@kh7094]

Freddie was one of the best.

[@Kenco1984]

Brilliant!!

[@callithowiseeit5806]

As mentioned in other comments this was his debut appearance at the Royal Variety Show, because of the set time for performers (being televised live) they had a strict rule of no encores but the reaction from the audience was so much so that the shows host stalled presenting the next act to call him out for another bow of applause which given the standing rule was unheard of at the time, cheers Freddie

[@richardhargrave6082]

Saw him a few times in end of the pier shows, brilliant He used to run down the steps in to a hole in the stage, fall off the stage He'd have kids (Me) and people of every age crying with laughter. He was just funny Too good for TV

[@john9508]

Brilliant and great reaction from you both

[@Tony-h7b4p]

Freddie was a major star in the 70s and 80s in Britain, but he really should have been a big international celebrity.

[@martindunstan8043]

Hey guys,I hope you're well👍great reaction as always,as somebody has already said Freddie and Shirley Bassey is a hoot✌️

[@hazelpickard6821]

He was an all round entertainer may he rest in peace

[@johnlangston7314]

RIP Freddie my sides are still aching

[@leedavies4589]

Freddie picked me out on one of his shows rinesed me roten loved everyminute

[@UTVboys]

Sadly the legend from Liverpool, England. is no longer with us.... R.I.P Freddie. Such a class entertainer.

[@anfieldroadlayoutintheloft5204]

great vlo9g thanks for the share on channel

[@martylawrance]

The Mick Jagger spoof was a small part of a routine at the Royal Variety Show in 1970. It first bought him to our attention. There are a few shorter versions on KZbin but if you look for "freddie starr royal variety show 1970" make sure you get the 11 minute version. You won't regret it.

[@keefsmiff]

One of the funniest men to ever live, genius

[@flea1972]

😆😆😂😂🤣🤣 As mentioned in other comments the football match and Freddies duets with Des O'connor and Shirley Bassey are good. (Old Shep 😏) ✌️🤟🤘

[@mattsmith5421]

There's also a clip of him on Des O'Connor where he does Tom Jones, Gene Pitney and Mick Jagger.

[@Hmanhee357]

Patiently waiting for still game hahaha

[@stickyste9025]

Love your show hes really good at Elvis

[@crazybear53]

hahaha laughed to much.Thanks

[@garyrigby21]

Liverpool legend

[@mikeymikeFType]

The football match is brilliant. Ray Charles in goal and Adolf in wellies😊

[@Leehow80]

Love you two! ❤

[@Damien.Young46]

Look at that red hair.. beautiful

[@bradlucy]

👩‍🦰- Thank you 😊

[@JackNap1er14]

Did Brad just say that Freddy Starr was doing Ray Charles & Mick Jagger, that explains why Jagger walks that way but I didn't know Ray liked men, I thought he was married!!! BTW you don't have to be a gymnast to do the splits, like anything you just have to stretch your legs, eventually you build up enough muscle in your legs that it becomes easy, I should know, I used to do the splits till I reached my 30s

[@61shirley]

My Dad and Freddy were mates for years. They did karate together and worked the stage at Butlins seaside resort

[@bradlucy]

👩‍🦰- that's awesome! 😁

[@61shirley]

@@bradlucy Tiz innit. I’ve watched millions of your reactions

[@darrylglynn1557]

Kenny Everett was great at poking fun at singers to. Check out Rod Stewart, and The Bee Gees.

[@leedavies4589]

have you guys got the one with the jordanairs

[@stuartryan610]

Aha he speaks!

[@DarrenTurner-d2i]

Imagine that these days where no one is allowed to laugh, it would have been cancelled straight away.

[@mikaelandersen-svensson8638]

You two are fucking great together. Funny reactions always

[@bradlucy]

👩‍🦰- Thanks 😊 Glad you liked it. 😁

[@ScotsGal]

Freddie was hilarious it was such a shame the way his career and life ended...

[@DavidCarrol-i2q]

Throat's all better now, Brad.

[@bradlucy]

👩‍🦰- yes, he's all better. 🙂

[@jpw6893]

Sadly missed and not appreciated in the end by MSM.

[@stuartryan610]

Ps... Don't forget lucy I am in for 10% 😁 he can't do the splits. It's not safe indoors.

[@mikaelandersen-svensson8638]

You two definetly need to react to Big Jay Oakerson "Dog Belly"

[@stuartryan610]

Blimey still alive. Lol be careful. Your underwear is not insured for storm damage!

[@RussellWhite-n5k]

Please can you do Game on series 1 British sitcom with Ben Chaplin,as that's my favourite ever 😊

[@JamesDickson-vs5of]

Hey guys what do Canadians, call wellington boots? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿✌️

[@bradlucy]

boot-eh?

[@JamesDickson-vs5of]

@@bradlucy you know Welly boots 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿✌️

[@duckarse11]

[@kenny832]

Starr is disliked by many Brits - why are so many reacting to him at the moment?

[@bradlucy]

Because your opinion does not represent everyone

[@z0n0ph0ne]

Freddy Starr was avery UN funny man.

[@grahamdawson-lg5mq]

Screw the PC stuff. This is when people had a good laugh. Nobody was offended. Just having a good time.