Frank Ifield, 1960s Music Icon and Early Beatles Collaborator, Dies at 86

The British-Australian singer known for his yodelling style and chart-topping hits leaves a lasting legacy in the music world.

Frank Ifield had four UK number-one hits, including 'I Remember You' and 'Lovesick Blues'.
He was instrumental in introducing The Beatles to wider audiences by having them open for him in the early 1960s.
Ifield's unique yodelling style and country influences made him a standout artist of his era.
He performed at the Royal Variety Show in 1965 and continued to impact the music scene despite health challenges later in life.
Tributes from fans and friends highlight his remarkable talent and kindness.