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John F. Kennedy was in the White House when young Frankie Valli first unleashed his scorching falsetto on the world, driving such hits as "Big Girls Don't Cry" and "Sherry." Valli and his group the Four Seasons were remarkably durable as hitmakers into the late 1970s (That's Frankie doing the theme song to Grease). Then, more than two decades later, Jersey Boys--based on the Four Seasons' amazing career--became a Broadway hit and a Clint Eastwood film. Now, at 84, Valli and the band are still charming audiences.
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