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Frank Ifield
Frank Ifield was born in Sydney, Australia in 1937. He started playing music early, joining his family's band at 13 and learning guitar, bass, and accordion....
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Happy Go Lucky Me
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I Remember You
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I'm Confessin'
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Love Sick Blues
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She Taught Me How To Yodel
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The Wayward Wind
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Happy Go Lucky Me
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I Remember You
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I'm Confessin'
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Love Sick Blues
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She Taught Me How To Yodel
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The Wayward Wind
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Frank Ifield was born in Sydney, Australia in 1937. He started playing music early, joining his family's band at 13 and learning guitar, bass, and accordion. By 1955, he'd landed a recording contract with EMI after a radio station performance.
In 1959, Ifield had his biggest hit with "She Taught Me How To Yodel." The song's yodeling and catchy melody made it an international success. He followed it with other popular tracks like "I Remember You" and "Happy Go Lucky Me."
Some critics in the early 1960s dismissed his music as bubblegum pop, but Ifield kept recording. He put out albums and singles through the years, including songs like "I'm Confessin'" and "Love Sick Blues."
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