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Frankie Laine

Frankie Laine

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Sep 25, 2026

Bob StanleyGUEST
22:18
And I think it's interesting they've put these three years together because I think there's quite a lot of change between the beginning of 1960 and the end of 1962.
Bob StanleyGUEST
22:28
It's a bit like when you talk about the pre-rock era with Frankie Lane and Guy Mitchell and people like that.
Bob StanleyGUEST
22:34
At that point, they didn't know they were pre-rock because they didn't know rock was going to happen.
Bob StanleyGUEST
22:38
And nobody on this record, on any of these records, knew the Beatles were going to happen and everything was going to be turned on its head.
VickiHOST
36:57
Right.
VickiHOST
36:58
Number three is Mule Train by Frankie Lane.
VickiHOST
37:02
Four is A Little Bird Told Me by Evelyn Knight.
VickiHOST
37:05
And number five is That Lucky Old Son by Frankie Lane.
VickiHOST
37:08
It's that lucky old son just rolls around heaven all day.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:12
But that lucky old son got nothing to do but roll around heaven all day.
Skip SaylorGUEST
17:11
The only time we'd see him is at a company picnic.
Skip SaylorGUEST
17:14
So anyway, somebody wanted to use Bill as an engineer, and it was, I want to say Frankie Lane, but it might have been Frankie Capps.
Skip SaylorGUEST
17:28
was one of those old frankie guys okay but not frank but frankie yeah and it was like 20 pieces all brass and you know i mean it was like a old-fashioned session and you know bill had had know four heart attacks by that time you know i used to i used to joke with him that he had to get his engine rebuilt every two years you know that he'd go in and have you know another quadruple bypass make a make a new artery here stuff you know going on i mean you know it didn't It didn't stop him capacity-wise in the brain, but it certainly slowed him down.
Skip SaylorGUEST
18:13
But here he is, he's doing a session, and he admitted to me he had, by that time, he had no hearing above 7.5.
Angry AndersonGUEST
21:00
I, I kind of, yeah, I, I have, maybe they're romantic notions on my part, but I, I feel very deeply that I, that I wanted to be a singer w- you know, like around about just as it came into rock and roll.
Angry AndersonGUEST
21:14
When it came into rock and roll, when I first heard, oh, Jimmy Reed or, or, um, or e- even Frankie Laine, that was the first g- you know, it's a wonderful voice.
Angry AndersonGUEST
21:25
Um, the really, really early, just like I said, the transition period.
Angry AndersonGUEST
21:29
W- it hadn't become rock and roll yet as we really know it, but it was becoming that.
Carl SternHOST
13:51
Dave Meltzer reports that both Lou Albano and Adrian Adonis appear to have been fired by the WWF, though both do soon return.
Carl SternHOST
13:59
And in other news, Coco Beware is now bringing a bird named Frankie with him to the ring.
Carl SternHOST
14:05
Butch Reed is now in the WWF with blonde hair.
Carl SternHOST
14:09
And Dave Meltzer reports that two newcomers are expected in Florida soon.

10 MINS LATER

Carl SternHOST
23:47
Now, also on the 12th, WWF is in Toronto, Canada.
Carl SternHOST
23:52
Maple Leaf Gardens, 10,000 people.
Carl SternHOST
23:54
Coco Ware beat Frankie Lane.
Carl SternHOST
23:56
Pedro Morales beat Steve Lombardi.
Frank CulbertsonHOST
79:24
Last match of the month, Mike, it's the 29th in Honolulu.
Frank CulbertsonHOST
79:28
A couple of really good things that happened here, but I want to talk about one name, and that's not George Harris, but he beat Cowboy Frankie Lane.
Frank CulbertsonHOST
79:37
Mike, tell me about Cowboy Frankie Lane.
Mike RogersHOST
79:39
Cowboy Frankie Lane spends a lot of time in Portland, probably right around this time as well, maybe a little bit later in 1970.
Mike RogersHOST
79:46
But Cowboy Frankie Lane is a babyface, at least starting his run in Portland.
Mike RogersHOST
79:53
And on a little surprise at this result, George Harris, you know, beating Cowboy Lane is going to put a damper on what Cowboy Lane's run could be.
Mike RogersHOST
80:03
But he no doubt right about this time period will meet a wrestler who really has a chance to make a big move and a big career.
Simon OwensGUEST
8:36
beautiful.
Denis WalterHOST
8:37
Frankie Lane?
Simon OwensGUEST
8:39
Oh, really? Yeah.
Simon OwensGUEST
8:40
I love Frankie
Denis WalterHOST
8:41
Lane.
Denis WalterHOST
8:42
Well, that's not anything love is necessarily, but you like Frankie Lane.
Denis WalterHOST
8:47
Arthur, good evening.
ArthurAUDIENCE
8:48
Dennis, Simon and Miriam, and if anyone else is here, in those days of high noon, Maverick, James Garner, for comedy.
Dick JoyNARRATOR
18:29
Imagine the greatest names in stage, screen, and radio.
Dick JoyNARRATOR
18:32
People like Bob Hope, Rosalind Russell, Meredith Wilson, Frankie Lane, and many, many others.
Dick JoyNARRATOR
18:38
Imagine an hour and a half of the very finest in comedy, music, and drama.
Dick JoyNARRATOR
18:42
Imagine all this rolled into one wonderful program, presided over by the distaff dynamo, Tallulah Bankhead.

14 MINS LATER

Dick JoyNARRATOR
32:45
This Sunday, the big show comes your way on NBC again.
Dick JoyNARRATOR
32:48
An hour and a half of the best in comedy, music, and drama.
Dick JoyNARRATOR
32:51
With guests Bob Hope, Martin and Lewis, Rosalind Russell, Frankie Lane, and unpredictable Tallulah as emcee.
Stephen DunneVOICE_ACTOR
32:58
Go ahead, tell them about the thing.
Ross HartGUEST
116:19
And, you know, he had worked years earlier for us, so my dad brought him in.
Ross HartGUEST
116:24
And, uh, we had him win the title from Cowboy Frankie Lane in Calgary.
Ross HartGUEST
116:28
And then, uh, uh, I think a week or two later, he, he dropped it back to Frankie, so it was a-
Tony RichardsHOST
116:34
Yeah
Ross HartGUEST
117:01
And they had a pretty good run as a team in Detroit and Toronto, and I think in, um, you know, in Cleveland and Buffalo and that area.
Ross HartGUEST
117:09
But they, they split up, and, uh, and Karl went as a, just as a heel, kind of without the German gimmick, as just as, uh, as Karl Schatz.
Ross HartGUEST
117:19
And, um, uh, he, he had a pretty good run for us as champion, you know, for a few months after he beat Frankie Lane.
Ross HartGUEST
117:25
And then, uh, uh, the idea then was for him to get Archie Goldie over.
LionelHOST
61:41
A little memory lane.
LionelHOST
61:43
Enjoy a little Frankie Lane, a little Penny Lane.
LionelHOST
61:45
In any event, it was great.
LionelHOST
61:46
I loved it.

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