Very sad. 😥
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Will Little Frank be launching a solo career?
Hope his mum's ok.
Desperately sad. Trying so hard to be funny for all those years, and then dying without having managed it once.
I've never understood his humour TBH.
A sad day - what an original.
Timperley mourns its favourite son.
You know he is...
He really is...
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he's really dead, you know he is...
Aw that's sad news. I liked him
yikes, how cosmic
Ill raise a glass in the Park Hotel tonight
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I love Frank - only saw him live once, he was fantastic with his Casio keyboard, Little Frank, Amoeba Frank (he was very small), and Little Buzz Aldrin. All the photos I took are out of focus, cos I was laughing too much. We'll miss you Frank!
Yep, Timperley's lost its legend ! Sad news !!
Raise a glass and sing along to Timperley sunset.
He just wasn't funny.
RIP
Oh dear. Some people don't get him I suppose but I thought he was funny.
Saw him live in 1990, it was a riot.
I loved Frank. Saw him entertain hundreds at Reading Festival with only a Breville toaster, an organ and cardboard puppet.
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Sad times. all I have to say on the matter
Very sad. I'm typing this with a tear in my eye.
Frank's genius was part of my growing up.
I remember he used to come and do gigs at people's houses at one point. Whaddaguy.
A warm and funny fella, he's always been a bit of manchester for me, RIP.
his shows on channel m on sky were mad..glad i taped it..RIP gone to the big house in the sky..no 73
Just heard it on the news, find it really suprising for some reason.
I went to a series of his gigs at Leeds Uni (I think), have little Buzz Aldrin button badges and Freddy Mercurry incl. others, even once detoured to Timperley to see it (on company petrol). Agree with Midlifecrashes tho, niche funny.
At the time, I thought he was great, but on reflection?
RIP anyway, Quite entertaining in his time
One night at Glastonbury I was on my way back to the camping fields and was passing the comedy tent when my attention was drawn to a bloke in a papier mache head with a ridiculous drawn on moustache. It was Frank doing his Freddie Mercurury tribute. I was transfixed.
I saw him a few times after that but he never transcended that moment for sheer jaw dropping can-this-really-be-happening-ness. He will be missed.
You know he will -
He reeeaaallllyyyyy will.
Goodnight, and thankyou.
Frank and his supergroup - David Soul, Paul Ryder, and Little Frank covering Hit The North.
Blimey
Saw him live in 1990
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Hardly surprising...........according the news, he only died today.
I rhought he was fantastic. weird but great
RIP sir