Freddie Fingers Lee

Freddie Fingers Lee was an English rock and roll musician and actor, best known for his roles in Play for Today, Let’s Rock, and Blue Suede Shoes. He was born on November 24, 1937, in Blackhill, Consett, County Durham, England, and passed away on January 13, 2014, in the UK.

Personal and Family Life

Freddie was also known as Fredrick John Cheesman. He had three spouses over his lifetime and was a father to three children. Despite facing challenges, including losing an eye when he was just one year old, Freddie was an inspiring presence in the music world. He wore an eye patch for the rest of his life.

Career Highlights

Freddie Fingers Lee drew inspiration from the iconic Jerry Lee Lewis and made a name for himself in rock and roll. He retired from touring in the late 1990s but continued to perform charity gigs in Cossett for several years. His energetic performances left a lasting impression on his fans and fellow musicians alike.

Death and Legacy

Freddie Fingers Lee died on January 13, 2014, leaving behind a legacy in the rock and roll music scene. His contributions to music and his dynamic character are remembered fondly by those who knew him and his audience. Freddie’s influence continues to inspire future generations of musicians.

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