The song 'Waltzing Matilda' by Frank Ifield has a tempo of 140 beats per minute (BPM) on 'Up Jumped a Swagman'.

Frank Ifield is shown on set where he performs his song, "Loving on my Mind". M/S of a French street sign on the side of a continental style house. Note: I think the film might be "Up Jumped a Swagman" - JH. Frank's co-star was Annette Andre. Cuts exist - see other records.

Listen online to Frank Ifield - Waltzing Matilda and see which albums it appears on. Scrobble songs and get recommendations on other tracks and artists.

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Ifield married Gillian Bowden, a dancer at the London Palladium, on 6 July 1965 at Marylbone Register, London. Ifield starred as Dave Kelly, and Bowden appeared as a dancer, in the comedy musical film, Up Jumped a Swagman (December 1965). The couple had two children. In 1986 he contracted pneumonia, he required surgery to remove part of a lung and.

Directed by. Christopher Miles. However thinking up a credible vehicle for Frank, amiable and charming as he was, proved to me that ultimately you cannot make a celluloid purse out of a sow's ear, even though Frank was gamely willing to send himself up. It was going to have to be a small budget, and to save money I was asked to use a new film saving invention – the dreaded 'Techniscope' process.

Title: Up Jumped a Swagman (1965). Poor Frank Ifield - in his one and only film appearance, he gets himself landed with this total load of tosh! No wonder his cinematic career was doomed before it even began, as this movie must have been some sort of curse. The whole thing is a slipshod, jumble of scenes which bear no semblance of continuity whatsoever. The story, if there is one, is so difficult to follow as to become downright irritating after a short while, and the film makes no sense at all. It's such a pity, in many ways, as Frank Ifield comes across as quite an engaging personality, with a more than pleasant singing.

Album Up Jumped a Swagman. I Remember You Lyrics

Ifield also was featured on Jolly What!, a 1964 compilation comprising eight of his tracks and four of those of the Beatles which has been considered an attempt to cash in on Beatlemania. Ifield twice entered the UK heat of the Eurovision Song Contest.