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Pine Delgado

Great to see Frankie Avalon and the late Annette Funicello go out of their element for a bit and DO THE FREDDIE with "the Freddie" himself--Freddie Garrity!!!

Aileen Lightbody

Can't believe I actually watched these synchronised stiff stilted movements which were so common in the late 1950s and 1960s and thought they were in any way attractive! Yuk! Great group though.

Stephen Clementson

Police boxes of that era could travel through time and space.

Doug Trombley

This was a great band!

scarlet poppyfield

thats annette funnicello and frankie avalon with Freddy

Aileen Lightbody

Great song but utterly pathetic dance which unfortunately became a craze for a while.

delbranderiii

i have watched this vid 10 times and those things do not move even a little bit. lol

Jon Bass

Close your eyes

Dan Novak

Hey Frankie and Annette doing that? No sand though.

Patricia C

isnt that Annette ?

Thomas Neville

if you see a white person dancing like he's black. He's not dancing. He's having a seizure. A good Dr. and the right meds it can usually be kept under control. What black people call dancing white people call epilepsy.

albo2006

in the early 60s Cliff Richard & the Shadows were the biggest act in British rock & roll. This was before the Beatles. The Shadows danced while they played so The Freddie dance was a kind of response/parody of the Shadows. The record company gave it the name the Freddie. that's called marketing.

ajruther67

I have a few episodes of Hullabaloo. Loved the show and the groups. I remember this particular one. :-)

Sarah Cabe

Me at every school dance ever

Robert Henahan

Early aerobics exercise clip

lewisner

Big influence on Monty Python and the Ministry Of Silly Walks.

jstrawser

so corny now ,  but  it  was  cool then

paul adriani

Brilliant Freddie, you were one of a kind then and still am!! No one has ever emulated your 'style' and you made your mark in history, absolutely fantastic!!

theeasybeats

I'm suddenly turing into Wednesday Adams

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