https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ej9K...j9KIGvHKc4#t=0

To say that Frankie Valli was one of the great singers of our lifetime is an understatement...

Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons close the Santa Rosa Show...

Sherry... Walk Like a Man... Big Girls Don't Cry... Bye Bye Baby (Baby Goodbye)....

Encore...
Rag Doll... Let's Hang On...

This video was recorded and produced by Bob Favreau...

Wells Fargo Center for the Arts...
Santa Rosa, California...
Sonoma County...
Tuesday Evening on July 19th 2016

 

Tim Lawler
Fantastic. Great recording job. I was at the show a few days earlier in San Francisco. The guy's amazing, fantastic show. When I read Frankie's reviews, even on Ticketmaster, 97% are glowing, about 3% say he's lip-synching a lot. I really couldn't see that at my show, and you have a ton of close-ups here it doesn't seem like it. I checked his videos over the last 4-5 years, it's impossible to see that. I wouldn't blame him if he had a little bit of help with those high notes since he's 82, but I really can't tell. I'd like to think it's mostly that amazing voice. Anyway you slice it, he's fantastic...

 

John Smith
I got to see the Original Four Seasons when they all got credit. It wasn't Frankie Valli and anything. Sat in the middle of row four, with the best looking girl I'd ever taken out.

This would have been about 1966-or 1967-- about 50 years ago. The other "Seasons " were much better than the ones' he's with today. When I saw them, they had come out with about everything that had made them popular.
They performed for 2 hours plus, with a 30 minute break. That little man's voice never did falter in the concert. They were on time, and great. Had the ability to sound exactly like the recordings, so there was noting synthetic or electrically altered at all. It was just them singing, and playing.

The next year we had Dionne Warwick. She showed up over an hour late, consciously altered, and made an attempt. All you could say was that it was an attempt. So apparently she was into something way back in the 1960's. Interestingly, this was at a little Po Dunk state owned university with about 6000 students.

Two tickets to see the Four Seasons were something under $ 12 a pair. We had no auditorium other than the indoor basketball court, with seats on the floor, and around the second level.

Really didn't bother me to see " The Four Seasons" in unpadded folding chairs !!!!!! That was life. I even bought that beautiful lady an orchid to wear

 

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