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wrote on May 21, 2025
at
7:13 pm
This man is an hero.Such a sweet soul.Wish l had known you in person.
wrote on April 21, 2025
at
1:14 am
When I was a kid fifty-plus years ago, I thought my dad was the best whistler in the whole world. But my dad always said nobody could whistle like Roger. He loved Roger’s music so much and I grew to as well. May God bless him and his family.
wrote on April 15, 2025
at
6:08 pm
Roger was a wonderful person and the crowds adore him, here in USA. His talents far exceeded most of singing professionals of the 1970’s-1980’s and is to be commended for his great concerts of which I attended.
wrote on April 14, 2025
at
2:27 am
My Chinese wife recently brought home an album that she bought at a Goodwill store.....The Wind Beneath My Wings. She knew nothing of Roger Whittaker but was captivated by the look of kindness in his eyes and his honest smile. She listened to his beautiful voice singing "Too Beautiful to Cry" over and over again. I remembered him from 50 year old TV commercials touting how he "outsold the Beatles in England". A little online research gave us a glimpse into a truly blessed and wonderful life well lived! Cheers and God bless Roger Whittaker and his family.
wrote on April 13, 2025
at
8:47 pm
I’m watching an old “ Wheeltappers & Shunters Club “ on TPTV and Roger is as marvellous as ever—Wonderful singer, story teller, Whistler, Musician etc -/miss him a lot —RIP ROGER , I’d love to have seen you live 😢
wrote on April 10, 2025
at
2:33 am
I First Heard Mr Roger Whittaker sing you are my Miracle in 1980 on the Radio and i was I was only 13 years old at the time and and the song has been my favorite ever since then I am now 57 years old and I listen to this song at least once a week I also love a lot more of his songs may God bless The Legend of Roger Whittaker and his family for sharing his music and life with us
wrote on April 7, 2025
at
6:30 pm
Roger was my teacher in Nairobi PS from 1957- 1959, He was a cool teacher, but he loved music more than teaching, Roger would tell us of his trips to Addis Abba to play for Haile Selassie, the emperor of Ethiopia.
I next met him in the early / mid ‘90s here in Sacramento.
RIP Roger
Keith Lagden
wrote on March 18, 2025
at
8:30 pm
Attended several concerts # in Florida and in Rhode Isl@nd.
wrote on March 8, 2025
at
3:00 am
My Dad loved Roger,our family left County Durham in 1966. I listened to his songs with my pops- so many memories. The Last Farewell my friend.
wrote on February 13, 2025
at
5:30 pm
Just discovered Roger had died a few years back. Such a wonderful artist
wrote on February 9, 2025
at
4:30 am
What a beautiful singer /song writer
wrote on February 8, 2025
at
4:50 pm
Abschied ist ein scharfes Schwert - wie wahr! Ruhe in Frieden Roger Whittaker.
wrote on February 8, 2025
at
1:40 am
To Roger Whitaker, a life well lived in song and story. You may have departed us, but your music will live on.
wrote on January 26, 2025
at
10:03 pm
Saw Roger in 1990 at Millikin University and still have the flyer distributed that night. Still love to hear him sing on the LP vinyls I have. Beautiful person!
wrote on January 24, 2025
at
12:01 am
I first saw Roger in concert at the Apollo theatre, Manchester in the early 1980’s when I was a boy. I think it was about 1982. It was the first concert I ever saw and he opened with “I’m back”.
My brother and I used to buy his records from the nearby shops and the market. They were golden days and I still listen to him today, he’s a major influence. My elder brother interviewed Roger in 2008 while he was writing for the BBC and now my two sons listen to his music and buy his vinyls.
May the songs and music of Roger Whittaker never be forgotten.
wrote on January 15, 2025
at
10:23 pm
So miss him.
Deeply loved his music
Last farewell my guy
wrote on January 6, 2025
at
8:26 pm
I'm sorry to say I had not heard of the passing of Roger Whittaker. It saddens me to hear it. His music was such a huge part of my life, at least we still have that I guess. My deep condolences to all his family.
wrote on January 6, 2025
at
1:09 am
Rest in peace, Roger.
You are the only Musician who can push the right button to make me cry.
No other has ever achieved that.
Ps. I have a question. Any chance to reach out over Email?
Thanks
wrote on December 23, 2024
at
8:54 pm
What more can be said. Utterly heartbreaking. So sad to hear of your loss. I saw him live in Calgary many Christmases ago.💔
wrote on December 23, 2024
at
2:00 pm
I am sooooo sorry to hear of his passing. I just found out now in December of 2024!
He was, still is, and always will be one of my all time favorite artists. Both my dear late mom and i loved anything we saw or heard of his. Mom, and i, most especially liked "Last Farewell". I bought the vhs tape of his live show at the Tivoli, and we watched ot doooo often, loving everything about it every time. He was one of the most precious gifts the entertainment industry ever knew. I know my mom is up in heaven reveling in hearing his golden voice again. God be with his family, friends, and fellow fans.
1095 entries.
wrote on May 21, 2025
at
7:13 pm
This man is an hero.Such a sweet soul.Wish l had known you in person.
wrote on April 21, 2025
at
1:14 am
When I was a kid fifty-plus years ago, I thought my dad was the best whistler in the whole world. But my dad always said nobody could whistle like Roger. He loved Roger’s music so much and I grew to as well. May God bless him and his family.
wrote on April 15, 2025
at
6:08 pm
Roger was a wonderful person and the crowds adore him, here in USA. His talents far exceeded most of singing professionals of the 1970’s-1980’s and is to be commended for his great concerts of which I attended.
wrote on April 14, 2025
at
2:27 am
My Chinese wife recently brought home an album that she bought at a Goodwill store.....The Wind Beneath My Wings. She knew nothing of Roger Whittaker but was captivated by the look of kindness in his eyes and his honest smile. She listened to his beautiful voice singing "Too Beautiful to Cry" over and over again. I remembered him from 50 year old TV commercials touting how he "outsold the Beatles in England". A little online research gave us a glimpse into a truly blessed and wonderful life well lived! Cheers and God bless Roger Whittaker and his family.
wrote on April 13, 2025
at
8:47 pm
I’m watching an old “ Wheeltappers & Shunters Club “ on TPTV and Roger is as marvellous as ever—Wonderful singer, story teller, Whistler, Musician etc -/miss him a lot —RIP ROGER , I’d love to have seen you live 😢
wrote on April 10, 2025
at
2:33 am
I First Heard Mr Roger Whittaker sing you are my Miracle in 1980 on the Radio and i was I was only 13 years old at the time and and the song has been my favorite ever since then I am now 57 years old and I listen to this song at least once a week I also love a lot more of his songs may God bless The Legend of Roger Whittaker and his family for sharing his music and life with us
wrote on April 7, 2025
at
6:30 pm
Roger was my teacher in Nairobi PS from 1957- 1959, He was a cool teacher, but he loved music more than teaching, Roger would tell us of his trips to Addis Abba to play for Haile Selassie, the emperor of Ethiopia.
I next met him in the early / mid ‘90s here in Sacramento.
RIP Roger
Keith Lagden
wrote on March 18, 2025
at
8:30 pm
Attended several concerts # in Florida and in Rhode Isl@nd.
wrote on March 8, 2025
at
3:00 am
My Dad loved Roger,our family left County Durham in 1966. I listened to his songs with my pops- so many memories. The Last Farewell my friend.
wrote on February 13, 2025
at
5:30 pm
Just discovered Roger had died a few years back. Such a wonderful artist
wrote on February 9, 2025
at
4:30 am
What a beautiful singer /song writer
wrote on February 8, 2025
at
4:50 pm
Abschied ist ein scharfes Schwert - wie wahr! Ruhe in Frieden Roger Whittaker.
wrote on February 8, 2025
at
1:40 am
To Roger Whitaker, a life well lived in song and story. You may have departed us, but your music will live on.
wrote on January 26, 2025
at
10:03 pm
Saw Roger in 1990 at Millikin University and still have the flyer distributed that night. Still love to hear him sing on the LP vinyls I have. Beautiful person!
wrote on January 24, 2025
at
12:01 am
I first saw Roger in concert at the Apollo theatre, Manchester in the early 1980’s when I was a boy. I think it was about 1982. It was the first concert I ever saw and he opened with “I’m back”.
My brother and I used to buy his records from the nearby shops and the market. They were golden days and I still listen to him today, he’s a major influence. My elder brother interviewed Roger in 2008 while he was writing for the BBC and now my two sons listen to his music and buy his vinyls.
May the songs and music of Roger Whittaker never be forgotten.
wrote on January 15, 2025
at
10:23 pm
So miss him.
Deeply loved his music
Last farewell my guy
wrote on January 6, 2025
at
8:26 pm
I'm sorry to say I had not heard of the passing of Roger Whittaker. It saddens me to hear it. His music was such a huge part of my life, at least we still have that I guess. My deep condolences to all his family.
wrote on January 6, 2025
at
1:09 am
Rest in peace, Roger.
You are the only Musician who can push the right button to make me cry.
No other has ever achieved that.
Ps. I have a question. Any chance to reach out over Email?
Thanks
wrote on December 23, 2024
at
8:54 pm
What more can be said. Utterly heartbreaking. So sad to hear of your loss. I saw him live in Calgary many Christmases ago.💔
wrote on December 23, 2024
at
2:00 pm
I am sooooo sorry to hear of his passing. I just found out now in December of 2024!
He was, still is, and always will be one of my all time favorite artists. Both my dear late mom and i loved anything we saw or heard of his. Mom, and i, most especially liked "Last Farewell". I bought the vhs tape of his live show at the Tivoli, and we watched ot doooo often, loving everything about it every time. He was one of the most precious gifts the entertainment industry ever knew. I know my mom is up in heaven reveling in hearing his golden voice again. God be with his family, friends, and fellow fans.