I've been wanting to marry her for the past 58 years! After watching The Pink Panther (at the age of 10), I still remember telling my parents "I want to marry her" as we were leaving the Theater. My Dad just chuckled and said to my Mom "That's my boy"...... My Mom gave Dad the strangest look....... A Very Beautiful Talented Lady!
I was her musical director/arranger for two weeks at Palumbi's in Philadelphia. She was a great talented lady and I didn't even know she left us - Beautiful on the outside and Inside!! And i played with some great Philly musicians. Hope they ae all here and well!!
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I was a big jazz fan back in the 60's - 70's and was in the Air Force stationed overseas a lot. The wonderful DJ's ("Hi, I'm Roger Carroll, and I play records") on AFRTS gave her a lot of airplay. I got to see her in person at a hotel in New Orleans in 1972. It was a treat I will never forget! She is an awesome singer.
Gracias Fran Jeffries, de quien me enamoré de adolescente viendo el film "La Pantera Rosa" y cantando "Questa Sera" que tiene una letra mas profunda de lo que se piensa .Mi agradecimiento, homenaje
y profundo cariño para quienes, como ella nos hizo soñar en nuestros primeros años de vida, antes que el tiempo nos quitará muchas ilusiones . Hermoa voz y bellísima mujer con un figura digna de Afrodita
Gracias Fran Jeffries Mi homenajee y Tributo El adolescente que fui siempre estará enamorado de la bellísima cantante de "Meglio Stassera" de melancólica letra. Mi tributo y homenaje RIP.
Sei stata una grande cantante ,bella e affascinante io non ti conoscevo fino a che non sono imbattuta nel video tratto dal film La Pantera Rosa.Strano tu non sia diventata famosissima in tutto il mondo. Riposa in pace avevi l'età di mia madre che purtroppo non c'è più
I was just looking through the TH-cam videos featuring Fran Jeffries, when I came upon this one with the letters R.I.P. next to the title. At first, I thought maybe it was a mistake, until I went on Google and clicked on to Wikipedia; it said she passed away on December 15, 2016, which was over a month ago! She had been dead over a month and I didn't even know it (I haven't seen a newspaper for several months because of money troubles, but surely they must have mentioned her death on the television news; perhaps, they only reported it briefly in passing, since she wasn't as big a star as, say, Elvis Presley or Frank Sinatra; plus, they were probably too busy talking about the aftermath of last November's election, especially since it was a presidential election; or maybe they did announce her death and I had fallen asleep and missed it or I probably wasn't paying attention, which has always been a habit of mine; my family used to complain about it all the time, especially my sister, who was always saying "You're in la la land again"). Now, I feel as sad as I did when I lost my sister to lung cancer over a year and a half ago. Anyway, Miss Jeffries was one of my favorite singers. She was a very sexy lady with a very sexy voice, especially when she sang "It Had Better Be Tonight" (in Italian, no less) in the original "Pink Panther" movie and when she sang the title song from "Sex And The Single Girl" (both from 1964). My family and I once saw her at a "Big Band" concert at Florida Atlantic University (in Boca Raton) back in 1991. I even used to have a few of her record albums, which have been out of print for years, but I managed to find them on eBay. Unfortunately, I lost them when our house was foreclosed on (they told us out of the blue that we were losing the house and that we had to clear out in 48 hours, so we didn't have time to pack much of what we had). In any case, I'll miss her like she was a member of my own family, and I'm sure her other fans (and of course, her friends and family) will miss her as well. The world has lost a wonderful singer. Rest in peace, Fran Jeffries, wherever you are now. I loved you!
What a great message you have written about the beautiful and truly talented Fran Jeffries ....for ALL THE WORLD....Thankyou Michael Palmieri...You Got SOUL..!
Lucy lohwinow Thank you, I really appreciate the compliments, particularly about how I "Got SOUL." That's the nicest thing anyone ever said about me. I felt my little tribute to Miss Jeffries was the least I could do for such a talented woman, especially since I didn't even know about her passing away until over a month after it happened. Again, thank you for your nice letter.
You may not believe this, but I was just looking over my little tribute to Fran Jeffries that I wrote ten months ago, and I happened to glance at the date of her death, December 15, 2016, and I realized that TODAY IS DECEMBER 15, the first anniversary of her passing! What a coincidence.
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In today's America, you have to be a racist black to get recognition of any kind. Compare Fran's relatively unnoticed passing with all the fucking shit in the media about that "queen" Aretha Franklin.
Blown away by this woman. No idea why she wasn’t even more famous.
I've been wanting to marry her for the past 58 years! After watching The Pink Panther (at the age of 10), I still remember telling my parents "I want to marry her" as we were leaving the Theater. My Dad just chuckled and said to my Mom "That's my boy"...... My Mom gave Dad the strangest look....... A Very Beautiful Talented Lady!
I was her musical director/arranger for two weeks at Palumbi's in Philadelphia. She was a great talented lady and I didn't even know she left us - Beautiful on the outside and Inside!! And i played with some great Philly musicians. Hope they ae all here and well!!
Im jealous
why she didnt find her place in rock of 60th and become great?
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My heavens, she was beautiful - and such a voice! Pity she wasn't better known.
Talent. Looks. My God....
i saw her today though im from 60th. she could be a symbol in a way
maybe Brigit Bardo was too much alike to her.
what a woman..
what a voice...
just plain gorgeous singer that I have to search for-ridiculous that she didn't become more famous.
Such an underappreciated talent
I was a big jazz fan back in the 60's - 70's and was in the Air Force stationed overseas a lot. The wonderful DJ's ("Hi, I'm Roger Carroll, and I play records") on AFRTS gave her a lot of airplay. I got to see her in person at a hotel in New Orleans in 1972. It was a treat I will never forget! She is an awesome singer.
I met her in Las Vegas.\
She was a nice lady and great talent.
What interpretation, now that's how to sing a song!
Fran jeffries ( a great singer sexy with talent and class )
There's something of a quavering vulnerability in her voice which adds to the power of her expression.
A classic performer.
What a voice and she had the moves too. Rest in peace, fine lady.
Stunningly beautiful!
Beautiful tone ❤️ beautiful lady
So i was born in 1972 and didn't appreciate her till later in life but definitely would have been a major fan....so damn gorgeous too. RIP.
One of the great singers. RIP Fran.
Gracias Fran Jeffries, de quien me enamoré de adolescente viendo el film "La Pantera Rosa" y cantando "Questa Sera" que tiene una letra mas profunda de lo que se piensa .Mi agradecimiento, homenaje
y profundo cariño para quienes, como ella nos hizo soñar en nuestros primeros años de vida, antes que el tiempo nos quitará muchas ilusiones . Hermoa voz y bellísima mujer con un figura digna de Afrodita
This woman was the incarnation of Venus
Gracias Fran Jeffries Mi homenajee y Tributo El adolescente que fui siempre estará enamorado de la bellísima cantante de "Meglio Stassera" de melancólica letra. Mi tributo y homenaje RIP.
Nada que envidiarle a Afrodita
Palo Alto, California's own Fran Jeffries. R.I.P..
Stunning.....talent......
Sei stata una grande cantante ,bella e affascinante io non ti conoscevo fino a che non sono imbattuta nel video tratto dal film La Pantera Rosa.Strano tu non sia diventata famosissima in tutto il mondo.
Riposa in pace avevi l'età di mia madre che purtroppo non c'è più
Wow.
Lovely
I was just looking through the TH-cam videos featuring Fran Jeffries, when I came upon this one with the letters R.I.P. next to the title. At first, I thought maybe it was a mistake, until I went on Google and clicked on to Wikipedia; it said she passed away on December 15, 2016, which was over a month ago! She had been dead over a month and I didn't even know it (I haven't seen a newspaper for several months because of money troubles, but surely they must have mentioned her death on the television news; perhaps, they only reported it briefly in passing, since she wasn't as big a star as, say, Elvis Presley or Frank Sinatra; plus, they were probably too busy talking about the aftermath of last November's election, especially since it was a presidential election; or maybe they did announce her death and I had fallen asleep and missed it or I probably wasn't paying attention, which has always been a habit of mine; my family used to complain about it all the time, especially my sister, who was always saying "You're in la la land again"). Now, I feel as sad as I did when I lost my sister to lung cancer over a year and a half ago.
Anyway, Miss Jeffries was one of my favorite singers. She was a very sexy lady with a very sexy voice, especially when she sang "It Had Better Be Tonight" (in Italian, no less) in the original "Pink Panther" movie and when she sang the title song from "Sex And The Single Girl" (both from 1964). My family and I once saw her at a "Big Band" concert at Florida Atlantic University (in Boca Raton) back in 1991. I even used to have a few of her record albums, which have been out of print for years, but I managed to find them on eBay. Unfortunately, I lost them when our house was foreclosed on (they told us out of the blue that we were losing the house and that we had to clear out in 48 hours, so we didn't have time to pack much of what we had). In any case, I'll miss her like she was a member of my own family, and I'm sure her other fans (and of course, her friends and family) will miss her as well. The world has lost a wonderful singer. Rest in peace, Fran Jeffries, wherever you are now. I loved you!
What a great message you have written about the beautiful and truly talented
Fran Jeffries ....for ALL THE WORLD....Thankyou Michael Palmieri...You Got SOUL..!
Lucy lohwinow Thank you, I really appreciate the compliments, particularly about how I "Got SOUL." That's the nicest thing anyone ever said about me. I felt my little tribute to Miss Jeffries was the least I could do for such a talented woman, especially since I didn't even know about her passing away until over a month after it happened. Again, thank you for your nice letter.
I loved her as a kid! We have the same birthday of May 18th! Bless your soul Fran! San Jose born...*....NICKYDEPAOLA.COM
You may not believe this, but I was just looking over my little tribute to Fran Jeffries that I wrote ten months ago, and I happened to glance at the date of her death, December 15, 2016, and I realized that TODAY IS DECEMBER 15, the first anniversary of her passing! What a coincidence.
In today's America, you have to be a racist black to get recognition of any kind. Compare Fran's relatively unnoticed passing with all the fucking shit in the media about that "queen" Aretha Franklin.
Sad R.I.P Fran Gorgeous Lady xx
Thank you....
Piękna!!!
A Babe who sings like a Bird. 👍
She was a mixed beauty, 4 sure?!
'60......