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Fecha de Nacimiento <\/strong>3 de febrero de 1928<\/p>\n Falleci\u00f3<\/strong> 17 de septiembre de 1999<\/p>\n Biograf\u00eda<\/strong><\/p>\n Frank Abelson naci\u00f3 en Liverpool el 3 de febrero de 1928. A lo largo de su infancia, estuvo interesado en cantar y cantaba en funciones familiares, pero era tan t\u00edmido que solo cantaba detr\u00e1s de una cortina o con las luces apagadas. Sin embargo, no era el canto, ese era su mayor inter\u00e9s. El deporte era mucho m\u00e1s importante para \u00e9l, y a los 13 a\u00f1os era un boxeador bastante bueno. Frank siempre afirm\u00f3 que era el boxeo en los clubes de ni\u00f1os lo que lo manten\u00eda en la recta y estrecha. Debido a esto, siempre tuvo fuertes conexiones con los clubes de ni\u00f1os y se convirti\u00f3 en su patrocinador, don\u00e1ndoles regal\u00edas a lo largo de su carrera.<\/p>\n A los 17 a\u00f1os, Frank estaba cantando en el ej\u00e9rcito y despu\u00e9s de su regreso justo antes de los 20 a\u00f1os. Despu\u00e9s de participar en una serie de concursos de talentos, Frank se dio cuenta de que pod\u00eda ganarse la vida cantando y audicion\u00f3 para el principal agente de Londres Billy Marsh. Marsh qued\u00f3 impresionado y reserv\u00f3 a Frank para varios espect\u00e1culos, lo que a su vez result\u00f3 en m\u00e1s trabajo. A mediados de la d\u00e9cada de 1950, Frankie Vaughan era uno de los nombres m\u00e1s importantes en el negocio con \u00e9xitos como ‘Green Door’, ‘Garden of Eden’, ‘Give Me the Moonlight’ y ‘Come Softly to Me’. Este fue solo el comienzo de su larga carrera. Pronto comenz\u00f3 una serie de pel\u00edculas que incluyen ‘Lady Is a Square’ y ‘Heart of a Man’. Con su carrera volando alto, se le pidi\u00f3 a Frankie que protagonizara una gran pel\u00edcula de Hollywood llamada ‘Lets Make Love’ con Marilyn Monroe, y despu\u00e9s de esto hizo ‘The Right Approach’ Con Juliet Prowse. Cansado de las pel\u00edculas, regres\u00f3 a Inglaterra y continu\u00f3 su serie de \u00e9xitos con un \u00e9xito n\u00famero uno llamado ‘Tower of Strength’, seguido de ‘Don’t Stop – Twist’ e incluso m\u00e1s \u00e9xitos.<\/p>\n En 1967, sin embargo, el vapor hab\u00eda comenzado a quedarse sin su carrera en las listas. Frankie todav\u00eda estaba haciendo muchos discos y haciendo muchos shows con entradas agotadas, pero a\u00fan as\u00ed decidi\u00f3 cambiar los sellos e ir a Columbia Records . En Columbia, grab\u00f3 una canci\u00f3n llamada ‘There Must Be a Way’, que se elev\u00f3 entre los diez primeros y rejuveneci\u00f3 su carrera. Despu\u00e9s de algunos seguimientos, sin embargo, su carrera en la lista termin\u00f3. Alrededor de este tiempo, comenz\u00f3 a grabar m\u00e1s \u00e1lbumes. Hab\u00eda descuidado el \u00e1lbum al comienzo de su carrera; ahora regres\u00f3 e hizo There Must Be a Way , The Second Time Around , Mr. Moonlight , ‘Frankie’, ‘Frankie Vaughan Sing Song’, y muchos otros, que se vendieron relativamente bien. En 1975, Frankie se mud\u00f3 a Pye Recordsy comenz\u00f3 otra serie de \u00e1lbumes exitosos, comenzando con Sincerely Yours en 1975 y hasta Seasons for Lovers en 1977. Esta es la \u00faltima vez que Frankie tuvo un contrato de grabaci\u00f3n a largo plazo. Alrededor de este tiempo, tuvo un \u00faltimo \u00e1lbum exitoso en el sello Ronco Teleproducts ; sus 100 Golden Greats trazaron en 1977 casi al mismo tiempo que le dieron su propio programa de televisi\u00f3n, que dur\u00f3 una temporada de verano.<\/p>\n A lo largo de los a\u00f1os, Frankie siempre fue m\u00e1s fuerte en el escenario y se agot\u00f3 constantemente donde quiera que fuera. Su nombre en las vallas publicitarias garantizar\u00eda una venta total. Era un artista inmenso que parec\u00eda tener el amor de la audiencia y de sus compa\u00f1eros artistas. En la d\u00e9cada de 1980, actu\u00f3 en el escenario del musical ’82nd Street’, que recibi\u00f3 excelentes cr\u00edticas, antes de que tuviera que retirarse debido a su mala salud. A partir de entonces, las cosas se ralentizaron, hizo giras a menudo, pero no fue tan predominante.<\/p>\n En su vida logr\u00f3 muchas cosas, incluido el n\u00famero r\u00e9cord de apariciones en ‘Sunday Night at the London Palladium’ (cuatro veces en un mes), y convertirse en King Rat dos veces, en 1967 y 1997. Lamentablemente, en 1999 Frankie muri\u00f3 y el El mundo perdi\u00f3 a un gran artista.<\/p>\n Date of birth<\/strong> February 3, 1928<\/p>\n Died<\/strong> September 17, 1999<\/p>\n Biography<\/strong><\/p>\n Frank Abelson was born in Liverpool on February 3, 1928. Throughout his childhood, he was interested in singing and singing at family functions, but he was so shy that he only sang behind a curtain or with the lights off. However, it was not singing, that was his greatest interest. The sport was much more important to him, and by age 13 he was a pretty good boxer. Frank always claimed that it was boxing in the boys’ clubs that got him on the straight and narrow. Because of this, he always had strong connections with boys’ clubs and became their patron, donating royalties to them throughout his career.<\/p>\n At 17 years old, Frank was singing in the army and after his return just before 20 years old. After entering a series of talent shows, Frank realized he could make a living singing and auditioned for London’s top agent Billy Marsh. Marsh was impressed and booked Frank for several shows, which in turn resulted in more work. By the mid-1950s, Frankie Vaughan was one of the biggest names in the business with hits like ‘Green Door’, ‘Garden of Eden’, ‘Give Me the Moonlight’ and ‘Come Softly to Me’. This was just the beginning of his long career. He soon began a series of movies including ‘Lady Is a Square’ and ‘Heart of a Man’. With her career flying high, Frankie was asked to star in a big Hollywood movie called ‘Lets Make Love’ with Marilyn Monroe, and after that she did ‘The Right Approach’ With Juliet Prowse. Tired of movies, he returned to England and continued his string of hits with a number one hit called ‘Tower of Strength’, followed by ‘Don’t Stop – Twist’ and even more hits.<\/p>\n By 1967, however, the steamer had begun to run out of its chart run. Frankie was still making a lot of records and doing a lot of sold-out shows, but still decided to switch labels and go to Columbia Records. At Columbia, he recorded a song called ‘There Must Be a Way’, which rose into the top ten and rejuvenated his career. After a few follows, however, his run on the chart was over. Around this time, he began to record more albums. He had neglected the album early in his career; now he went back and did There Must Be a Way, The Second Time Around, Mr. Moonlight, ‘Frankie’, ‘Frankie Vaughan Sing Song’, and many others, which sold relatively well. In 1975, Frankie moved to Pye Records and began another string of successful albums, beginning with Sincerely Yours in 1975 and continuing through Seasons for Lovers in 1977. This is the last time Frankie had a long-term recording contract. Around this time, he had one last successful album on the Ronco Teleproducts label; his 100 Golden Greats charted in 1977 around the same time he was given his own television show, which ran for a summer season.<\/p>\n Over the years, Frankie was always stronger on stage and was constantly exhausted wherever he went. His name on the billboards would guarantee a sellout. He was an immense artist who seemed to have the love of the audience and his fellow artists. In the 1980s, he performed on stage in the critically acclaimed musical ’82nd Street’ before he had to retire due to poor health. From then on, things slowed down, he toured often but wasn’t as prevalent.<\/p>\n In his life he achieved many things, including the record number of appearances on ‘Sunday Night at the London Palladium’ (four times in one month), and becoming King Rat twice, in 1967 and 1997. Sadly, in 1999 Frankie died and The world lost a great artist.<\/p>\n Discografia<\/strong><\/p>\n Fecha de Nacimiento 3 de febrero de 1928 Falleci\u00f3 17 de septiembre de 1999 Biograf\u00eda Frank Abelson naci\u00f3 en Liverpool el 3 de febrero de 1928. 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