FRANKIE PORTER sings the "Young Ones" on a sunny day in Bradford.

BRADFORD BUSKER (Frankie Porter) sings "The Streets Of London" a song written by "Ralph McTell"

FRANKIE PORTER sings "Annie's Song" a 1974 hit for "John Denver" and written by "John Denver" the BRADFORD BUSKER does the song credit.

BRADFORD BUSKER (Frankie Porter) sings, on a sunny afternoon, "Blue Velvet" a 1963 hit for "Bobby Vinton"

BRADFORD BUSKER (Frankie Porter) & Kingsley George sing "You Can't Hide"

BRADFORD BUSKER (Frankie Porter) & Kingsley George sing "Ground Control To Major Tom"

FRANKIE PORTER sings "If You Could Read My Mind" (sepia filter)

FRANKIE PORTER sings "If You Could Read My Mind" a 1971 hit for "Gordon Lightfoot"

FRANKIE PORTER sings "Are You Lonesome Tonight" the BRADFORD BUSKER enchants passing folk in the Centre of Bradford

FRANKIE PORTER sings "Crying" a wonderful and moving tribute to "Roy Orbison" I saw Roy Orbison twice, at the Batley Variety Club, I believe Roy Orbison would have been very happy with this street performance, by Frankie Porter :-)

BRADFORD BUSKER (Frankie Porter) & Kingsley George play "Down To The Waterline" great sound :-)

BRADFORD BUSKER (Frankie Porter) & Kingsley George play "Bohemian Rhapsody" in BRADFORD

FRANKIE PORTER sings a "Donovan", a gentle song, video in black-white :-)

FRANKIE PORTER sings "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow" a 1960 hit for the "Shirelles" and later for "Carole King"

Frankie Porter Lights up The Streets of Bradford, with this great song "You Need Me I Don't Need You", Black-White. I have uploaded this video again, due to a freezing issue, it was filmed around two years ago. :-)

FRANKIE PORTER sings "Its Almost Tomorrow" a 1955 song written by Wade Buff, and composed by Gene Atkinson, the BRADFORD BUSKER creates a 1950s ambience

FRANKIE PORTER with a Spirited Performance singing "Dreaming Of You"

BRADFORD BUSKER (Frankie Porter) sings "Kisses Sweeter Than Wine"

BRADFORD BUSKER (FRANKIE PORTER) & KINGSLEY GEORGE play "FBI" black-white

BRADFORD BUSKER (Frankie Porter) & Kingsley George sing the 1949 song "If I Had A hammer" written by Pete Seeger and Lee Hayes.