My wife passed away in October, she told me she had such a crush on Bobby Darin when she was a little girl. I hope Bobby Darin is singing to her in heaven! RIP love of my life!🌹❤
Sorry for your loss. I always say that my idea of heaven would be this song on a continuous loop (that might be someone else’s version of hell ). I love your version though, having him sing it would be perfect!
Bobby was Elvis, Sinatra and Dion rolled into one package. His style unmatched, his voice perfect. He was a flaming star of immense musical talent who left us too soon.
Except, of course, he's obviously miming here. Maybe today you could get away with hidden radio mikes, but when this was recorded, it would be impossible to capture his voice without a microphone.
There's a bunch of ladies in their late 70s remembering the time Bobby Darin pulled them out of the audience to dance with them. What a great memory for them.
You are right Chuck.His music still lives.I play his music every day since i was 16 years of age and my first time heard Bullmoose and turned it over and heard Dream Lover.I fell in love with his voice.He was better that Frankie boy.Well i think so.
Our parents were married on September 1st,1959&I was born on August 6th,1960! I guess I was born to be one of the youngest Bobby Darin fan!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅!
This is an amazing visual performance. He truly was Sinatra for Teens in the 50s and early 60s. The stage presence, style, confidence and voice was a consummate performer.
I got married in 1969 to a man called Billy whose name was William sadly he died one Yr two mths later we had a daughter who was five months old he had heart condition to operation but died four days later he was 28 two valve replacements but sadly he died
Love me some Bobby Darin. Gone too soon. I have the same heart condition as Bobby Darin had. I too had rhuematic fever as a child which made my heart weak as well. RIP to you as. Beautiful music, well dressed man and a wonderful spirit!!
Wow, what a voice! He had an amazing voice! I like that gorgeous warm tone, that rich vibrato in it, and I loved it when he danced with several ladies from the audience! He was very charismatic! He always looked very sharp and handsome with a suit and a tie.
When Bobby Darin recorded this song he owned it….. In a few short years Bobby would remix the words a little in his performances, he always kept things fresh and in his own words, "Try to stay current"….. If Bobby were alive today and came down the aisle singing, then dance with his fans he would be totally over run by fans trying to get to him….. Bobby was a genuine person and he perform purely because he loved doing it, plus it was so deeply imbedded within his very soul, he just wanted to give back to his adoring fans what they gave to him…. Man oh, man did he and how…. Having this God gifted talent Bobby just wanted to share it with the world…. Bobby always performed 1,000 percent perfection each and every time never leaving out the smallest of details….. Thank you for the precious memories Bobby Darin because you have thrilled us all the world over…. REST IN PEACE BOBBY DARIN….. LOVED, REMEMBERED AND STILL MISSED !!
I am from the 60's generation. I was one that wanted computers to go away when they first came out. I am SO glad that technology set us where we can see Bobby Darin's performances. I am a Black Female Musician of over 50 years. I grew up hearing these songs on the radio. Then I studied music through College. Today there is NOTHING on the radio that can stand up to the musical arrangements or voice of Bobby Darin's style. He left us so soon in his life. He's crooning in Heaven.
Always love hearing stories from people like you, who KNOW what they’re talking about. Love this music and the people who sang it. This is actually my go-to song if ever I’m at a party or just with friends, I always get told I sing this very well. But I just love it for the lyrics and the jazz-vibes it gives. Thanks so much for your comment.
@@scotia7326 If your associates are telling you that you have a voice for crooning they are not kidding. I pulled the music to this song and wish I had someone, preferable a man's voice to run with me on this song. If you can carry Beyond The Sea, than you can reinvent Mack The Knife. Bless you and keep singing. It's food for the soul.
Merci pour ce partage en live et cette vidéo Magnifique chanson incontournable de 1960 (me semble-t-il) J'aime beaucoup la voix de ce chanteur americain (qui pour information fut le mari de Sandra Dee : réf dans Grease) Excellent artiste RIP Bobby Darin
Darin tenía clase, algo que muchos cantantes actuales no tienen. Da gusto ver con que naturalidad se mueve entre el público mientras canta. Descansa en Paz Bobby
No, sorry, he didn't write it. The melody is based on the French song La Mer by Charles Trenet. The English lyric (Beyond the Sea) was written by Jack Lawrence.
In addition to NOT writing it, Darin did not ARRANGE it neither. Written by: Charles Trenet/Jack Lawrence - Arranged by: Richard Wess - Produced by: Ahmet Ertegun/Nesuhi Ertegun/Jerry Wexler
THIS IS MY JAM I WAS BORN 1965 AND I LOVE HIM... PLAY THIS ALL THE TIME. IM FROM WATTS CA . AND DAD PLAYED THIS ALL THE TIME .. LOVE IT.......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Of the almost 200 clips I’ve seen of this show, I don’t think I’ve ever heard the audience scream like that. Usually they stop after 15 seconds into the song, but they don’t even calm down in this one. Really goes to show you how much of a presence Bobby Darin was on stage.
I remember as a nine-year old listening to this on the radio and couldn't get it out of my head for years. The other monster hit was Mack the Knife.. we were pretty sophisticated for such a young age. Thought nothing of it..
Never get sick of this video-upbeat and fun to listen to watch! An entertainer of this caliber is rare and Im thrilled I can watch this over and over! Thank you for posting!
Reminds me of my mother the way she was in 1959 on Sunday afternoons in the fall of the year. The radio would be on and this song would play and I would look at her sitting at the old wood burning heater as the late afternoon light came through the window curtains. Thank you for this post. The song has nothing but pleasant memories for me of a much simpler and happier time.
MUSIC IS SUPPOSED TO CHANGE, JACK!!!!!!!! THAT IS WHY THE MUSIC OF TODAY DOESN'T TOUCH US OLD FUCKS, IT WAS NOT WRITTEN FOR US, IT WAS WRITTEN FOR THE CURRENT BATCH OF CLUELESS YOUTH
@@wanettarenay8215 but I have to say, even a lot of this generation doesn't like new music. I know I sure don't. On a separate note, you might want to look into a new caps lock key.
The truest of gentleman, the best of talent, and the greatest of voices. He was the world's greatest entertainer - even by Sinatra's standards ... "in the pocket"!
Bobby really did love his fans. Back in '65 I was a lighting technician and Bobby was the guest star on the series 'Run for Your Life' with Ben Gazzara and Bobby came right up my ladder while I was working and kibitz with me for 5 minutes. He seemed to just love everybody he was around.
This was momentous recording in my life. When my mother heard 12-year old me play it, she asked if I wanted to hear "some records by the man who wrote that". She gave me her two Charles Trénet albums, and an hour later, I was hooked for life.
I've been here several times. I love to watch Bobby sing his songs live. He wasn't just a singer. He was a and I love this song. Thanks for sharing this video clip.
We must become a God fearing nation again. Doesn't matter what year the calendar says it is! The direct benefits a nation receives from loving God are strong churches,strong families and strong government. The indirect benefits are great businesses and excellent entertainment like this!!!!!!!!!!!!! Richard from Alabama
We recently saw "Dream Lover" The Bobby Darin Story, starring David Campbell at the Sydney Lyric Theatre. Brilliant show & a great tribute, with all of the great man's hits - Mack The Knife, Splish Splash, Things, Dream Lover, Beyond The Sea, etc. Now I find myself watching all these old films of Bobby Darin in action. Amazing how good he was. Up there with Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis....This particular video was recorded 14 days after I was born! Long live the music of Bobby Darin.
I love this video clip. Yes, I love this song I love how he picks random women to dance with. I wonder how these ladies felt at the time to dance with Bobby Darin.
Bobby Darin's real name was Robert Cassotto, a very talented guy! He's 24 here & not exactly a Teen Idol, which is why he quickly leaped into the adult area with this song, Mack the Knife & many more! Bobby Darin died way too young, love his music.
His full name was Walden Robert Cassotto. Walden from his maternal grandmother's surname. I wonder if he'd got as far if he'd been billed as 'Wally Cass' ?
Drummer Don Lamond (1920-2003) supplied those so cool drum fill breaks that really lifted and swung this Bobby Darin classic. He was a consummate jazz and studio drummer, with great taste and and sense of swing. He replaced Dave Tough in Woody Herman's First Herd and played with many other famous jazz bands and artists both live, on TV, and in studio sessions .
Bobby would have been alive today if technology exist for Heart Valve Replacement exists at the time of his death. Bobby Darin has an ailment called Aortic Regurgitation. When he was quite young, he had Rheumatic Fever or Scarlet Fever, quite an epidemic in the 50's. If you had this, it will damage your heart. Our heart has 4 valves. One is Aortic valve, another is mitral valve. This aortic valve controls blood flow between the heart's left ventricle, the main pumping chamber of the heart, and the aorta, the main artery that supplies oxygenated blood to the rest of the body.This heart valve disorder can be controlled through medication such as ACE inhibitors, anticoagulants, Beta blockers. There will come a time when the valve becomes ruptured or diseased & will have to be replaced. It is beyond repair. At the time of his ailment, there is no technology for valve replacement. I think Bobby's condition was such that he died without recourse to valve rapair or replacement. Nowadays, Valve Replacement or Repair is quite common. Bobby would have been alive if the technology exists at the time he got sick. I know. I had valve replacement 2 years ago in 2014. And I feel like a new man!
I knew he died from heart disease. Supposedly, he kept stalling on a much needed surgical procedure and subsequently passed away years before his time. A shame.
Rheumatic Fever. My father (born the same year as Darin), died at 29 years old, and before I was born, from the same disease.. Bobby Darin has always (for many reasons), been my favourite.
My wife passed away in October, she told me she had such a crush on Bobby Darin when she was a little girl. I hope Bobby Darin is singing to her in heaven! RIP love of my life!🌹❤
Sorry for your loss. I always say that my idea of heaven would be this song on a continuous loop (that might be someone else’s version of hell ). I love your version though, having him sing it would be perfect!
Sorry for your loss.
Just think, you beat out Bobby Darren 😘
I hope so to.. He was my favorite too.
We Are Eternal. Only our bodies are not. I got my ticket to Rock n Roll Heaven...bet she does too! She'll be there when the time comes. ❤
Bobby was Elvis, Sinatra and Dion rolled into one package. His style unmatched, his voice perfect. He was a flaming star of immense musical talent who left us too soon.
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The song Beyond the Sea is what made BD, as was Mack the Knife.
Yes!! Too soon!
I like him but I'm not sure his style is unmatched. To me he seems to mimic the style of Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra.
Great analogy! I still can't believe how many classics he wrote himself. Amazing talent!
A real showman....such timing and class. They don't make them like this anymore. He sings as easy as he breathes!
Except, of course, he's obviously miming here. Maybe today you could get away with hidden radio mikes, but when this was recorded, it would be impossible to capture his voice without a microphone.
He was like Sinatra.
He sang easier than he breathed.......
@@j.r.arnolli9734 Beautiful song by a great singer.
Yes, Maureen, he was indeed like a younger Frank. In his haunting ballads, he sounded so much like Sinatra, Bobby had tons of stage presence.
Bobby Darin was a very talented guy. Those Italian crooners were great.
Bobby is not only a crooner, but a swinger, a rocker and a pop star.
@@SauraPlesioYou're absolutely 💯 %! Right about Bobby Darin RIP 🙏 🪦 😌 ☹️ 😔 😢!
Shoutout to all the wonderful older generations still enjoying this song - 2000s baby here
1950
Born 49 this is real what we need
Love this song & Bobby Darin!! What a talent!!! Also, so cute!!😊
The same here about Bobby Darin RIP 🙏 🪦 😌 ☹️ 😔 😢!
There's a bunch of ladies in their late 70s remembering the time Bobby Darin pulled them out of the audience to dance with them.
What a great memory for them.
they should be in their 80 by now my mom was 14 during 1959
Those girls probably never forgot they way those few seconds made them feel. Bobby Darin was awesome. I loved his songs then and still do today.
I ABSOLUTELY ADORE THIS! These teens are terrific and Bobby is just so cute and personable. What fun!
It's great that he danced with them. I'll bet they were elated.
Watching this man makes my heart smile. He was just awesome.
Makes mine pump- I’m going to have it at my funeral.
Bobby Darrin died much too young. If we only knew how sick he was back then. Thank You Bobby for all the great memories. Your music still lives on.
You are right Chuck.His music still lives.I play his music every day since i was 16 years of age and my first time heard Bullmoose and turned it over and heard Dream Lover.I fell in love with his voice.He was better that Frankie boy.Well i think so.
HE KNEW how sick he was and he knew he was on borrowed time which is why he lived life to the fullest, something we all should learn from him.
@@Bigbadwhitecracker What was he sick with?
He had rheumatic fever as a child and it damaged his heart. He died of a heart attack, whilst in hospital undergoing a procedure. He was 37.
We are blessed to have him around as long as we did. He wasn’t expected to live past a year
1959 the coolest man on the planet
From the Bronx. We thought it was the most important thing to be, above rich or famous.
Our parents were married on September 1st,1959&I was born on August 6th,1960! I guess I was born to be one of the youngest Bobby Darin fan!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅!
Without a doubt
This is an amazing visual performance. He truly was Sinatra for Teens in the 50s and early 60s. The stage presence, style, confidence and voice was a consummate performer.
Great song from one of the truly phenomenal singers that America has ever produced.
Actually Charles Trenet’s song called La mer basically translated
Bobby was one cool cat.
NO one was ever cooler. He invented it.
The title should be, "To the Sea".
Ditto👍😎🤘
Rob James Do you realize who he was married to
Yes
Once again another great song by Bobby, love all his songs 👌
I was born in 58, I think mother played his records till I popped out.feel like I've always had this music in me lol
I got married in 1969 to a man called Billy whose name was William sadly he died one Yr two mths later we had a daughter who was five months old he had heart condition to operation but died four days later he was 28 two valve replacements but sadly he died
@@lizcole3975 I'm sorry for you're loss
Love me some Bobby Darin. Gone too soon. I have the same heart condition as Bobby Darin had. I too had rhuematic fever as a child which made my heart weak as well. RIP to you as. Beautiful music, well dressed man and a wonderful spirit!!
Today I learned rheumatic fever Is triggered by an untreated strep infection - now I know why mom was so worried when I got strep throat!
Wow, what a voice! He had an amazing voice! I like that gorgeous warm tone, that rich vibrato in it, and I loved it when he danced with several ladies from the audience! He was very charismatic! He always looked very sharp and handsome with a suit and a tie.
Never get tired of listening to the great Bobby!!!!
So wonderfull french song of Charles Trenet...
Wish we could go back to that fabulous era for music.
When Bobby Darin recorded this song he owned it….. In a few short years Bobby would remix the words a little in his performances, he always kept things fresh and in his own words, "Try to stay current"….. If Bobby were alive today and came down the aisle singing, then dance with his fans he would be totally over run by fans trying to get to him….. Bobby was a genuine person and he perform purely because he loved doing it, plus it was so deeply imbedded within his very soul, he just wanted to give back to his adoring fans what they gave to him…. Man oh, man did he and how…. Having this God gifted talent Bobby just wanted to share it with the world…. Bobby always performed 1,000 percent perfection each and every time never leaving out the smallest of details…..
Thank you for the precious memories Bobby Darin because you have thrilled us all the world over….
REST IN PEACE BOBBY DARIN….. LOVED, REMEMBERED AND STILL MISSED !!
you couldn't take your eyes off him.
I am from the 60's generation. I was one that wanted computers to go away when they first came out. I am SO glad that technology set us where we can see Bobby Darin's performances. I am a Black Female Musician of over 50 years. I grew up hearing these songs on the radio. Then I studied music through College. Today there is NOTHING on the radio that can stand up to the musical arrangements or voice of Bobby Darin's style. He left us so soon in his life. He's crooning in Heaven.
Always love hearing stories from people like you, who KNOW what they’re talking about. Love this music and the people who sang it. This is actually my go-to song if ever I’m at a party or just with friends, I always get told I sing this very well. But I just love it for the lyrics and the jazz-vibes it gives. Thanks so much for your comment.
@@scotia7326 If your associates are telling you that you have a voice for crooning they are not kidding. I pulled the music to this song and wish I had someone, preferable a man's voice to run with me on this song. If you can carry Beyond The Sea, than you can reinvent Mack The Knife. Bless you and keep singing. It's food for the soul.
Totally agree. I am 71 and love Bobby’s signing.. His stylings were diverse but all wonderful. So sad he left us way too soon.
Bobby Darin is so sweet don’t you think have a dance few minutes to those two young ladies! Iove to watch this show every time.Thanks
My Lord, I must really be old cause I can remember watching Bobby Darin on TV and this is my favorite Bobby Darin song.
Merci pour ce partage en live et cette vidéo
Magnifique chanson incontournable de 1960 (me semble-t-il)
J'aime beaucoup la voix de ce chanteur americain (qui pour information fut le mari de Sandra Dee : réf dans Grease)
Excellent artiste
RIP Bobby Darin
RIP Bobby Darin (May 14, 1936 - December 20, 1973), aged 37
You will be remembered as a legend.
What wonderful memories of a great classic from a very classy guy!
way beyond the sea.
Darin tenía clase, algo que muchos cantantes actuales no tienen. Da gusto ver con que naturalidad se mueve entre el público mientras canta. Descansa en Paz Bobby
Genius! Wrote it, sang it, arranged it. Terrible tragedy that he died so young.
No, sorry, he didn't write it. The melody is based on the French song La Mer by Charles Trenet. The English lyric (Beyond the Sea) was written by Jack Lawrence.
In addition to NOT writing it, Darin did not ARRANGE it neither. Written by: Charles Trenet/Jack Lawrence - Arranged by: Richard Wess - Produced by: Ahmet Ertegun/Nesuhi Ertegun/Jerry Wexler
@@bejingmaowho fuggn cares prik
All party poopers sit down!😏
I love spreading misinformation
Un gran artista,con una voz superlativa ,buenos e inolvidables momentos.
Arguably the best all-around pop singer of all time. He could do it all, and do it with style and flair.
We should have had more decades of Bobby Darren RIP
I love Bobby Darin one of the most great artist but he left us too soon . May he Rest In Peace 🙏❤️
I have a feeling if I was ages with those young women in that audience I would be screaming too. Love his music.
THIS IS MY JAM I WAS BORN 1965 AND I LOVE HIM... PLAY THIS ALL THE TIME. IM FROM WATTS CA . AND DAD PLAYED THIS ALL THE TIME .. LOVE IT.......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
'64 here
I was born in 1965 as well, and agree.
Y’all old as dirt
Of the almost 200 clips I’ve seen of this show, I don’t think I’ve ever heard the audience scream like that. Usually they stop after 15 seconds into the song, but they don’t even calm down in this one. Really goes to show you how much of a presence Bobby Darin was on stage.
Bobby Darin is an angel sent to earth for a short time just like Karen Carpenter
Yes, indeed. The greats seem to leave too quickly.
yes he was 36 when he passed away
Well Said. Thank You. 💔
This may be the best popular recording of all time. I'm old enough to remember when it first came out but it never gets old!
no one else comes even close to his version .
Listen to Kevin Spacey sing it. You might change your mind!
well, there's the original French version...
@@calvinjackson538 You have got to be kidding.
He owns it
Hrs the Real Deal.
Bobby singing this is pure perfection; one of my favorite videos ever; fantastic !!!!
I was 9 years old when this was show was broadcast. Bobby Darin's "Beyond the Sea" has always been a favorite of mine.
the smoothest, the coolest...the best. ever.
Bobby was one of a kind, in a class of his own, wonderful voice and unrivaled elegance. It's a shame he died so young.
Idk why, but I suddenly started crying halfway through this video. It touched me in an emotional way. Maybe I’m crazy but Bobby was just so sincere. 😭
Probably the greatest singer ever ! He could sing anything !
I remember as a nine-year old listening to this on the radio and couldn't get it out of my head for years. The other monster hit was Mack the Knife.. we were pretty sophisticated for such a young age. Thought nothing of it..
I watched my aunt's and my mom have a dance jam! Now I do that with my granddaughters. What joy!
was that your mom and aunt in the video dancing with bobby?
so so cool and smooth great voice yes mr cool
Never get sick of this video-upbeat and fun to listen to watch! An entertainer of this caliber is rare and Im thrilled I can watch this over and over! Thank you for posting!
🖤🎼🖤
Reminds me of my mother the way she was in 1959 on Sunday afternoons in the fall of the year. The radio would be on and this song would play and I would look at her sitting at the old wood burning heater as the late afternoon light came through the window curtains. Thank you for this post. The song has nothing but pleasant memories for me of a much simpler and happier time.
Despite having to mime, he has such presence & charisma galore. Magic.
One of the greatest male singers of all time.
This may very well be one of the most amazing videos ever posted!
Oh yea
Phenomenal, one of the greatest performers and singers of all time, leaves me on a high.
This time around, I was reminded of just how much music has changed and I felt really sad...
mono #5
MUSIC IS SUPPOSED TO CHANGE, JACK!!!!!!!! THAT IS WHY THE MUSIC OF TODAY DOESN'T TOUCH US OLD FUCKS, IT WAS NOT WRITTEN FOR US, IT WAS WRITTEN FOR THE CURRENT BATCH OF CLUELESS YOUTH
@@wanettarenay8215 true, well said John, well said
@@wanettarenay8215 but I have to say, even a lot of this generation doesn't like new music. I know I sure don't. On a separate note, you might want to look into a new caps lock key.
@@FiberBunny I am going blind, that is why I usually type in all caps
Bobby Darin was my first fave singer! I still love Bobby's music.
I would have loved to have danced with him. He was such a talented musician.
He is still makes my heart flutter!
God that man was so loved there will never be another bobby
Great performance.Love the cheeky wink at the end.
He was a man that could only be here for a short while... The brilliance burned just too brightly...
The truest of gentleman, the best of talent, and the greatest of voices.
He was the world's greatest entertainer - even by Sinatra's standards ...
"in the pocket"!
its so true such class. All guys like my age wanted to be like him.We love women solo much.
Steven Watson
To Mr Watson : AMEN, BROTHER ! Bobby & Dion were my guys ! class, charisma, & OMG could they sing ! -------------------Wolfsky9, 70 y/o
Wolfsky9 Saw Dion 10 years ago live and was as good as ever. He could sing!
This, of course, was not a live vocal ... but a fabulous song, regardless. LOVE the horns.
There's only one Bobby Darin. He should still be alive and singing today.
Bobby really did love his fans. Back in '65 I was a lighting technician and Bobby was the guest star on the series 'Run for Your Life' with Ben Gazzara and Bobby came right up my ladder while I was working and kibitz with me for 5 minutes. He seemed to just love everybody he was around.
I love him so much Hopefully Ill meat him beyond the stars !
Won't Jesus be jealous? Also, did you mean "MEAT" him? Or did you mean "meet" him?
Brings back great memories of my great uncle and listening to this song and Mack the Knife! ❤❤❤
This was momentous recording in my life. When my mother heard 12-year old me play it, she asked if I wanted to hear "some records by the man who wrote that". She gave me her two Charles Trénet albums, and an hour later, I was hooked for life.
Nice...Lucky You !!!
I've been here several times. I love to watch Bobby sing his songs live. He wasn't just a singer. He was a and I love this song. Thanks for sharing this video clip.
Such innocent times... we need this culture back
You can't go back.
We must become a God fearing nation again. Doesn't matter what year the calendar says it is! The direct benefits a nation receives from loving God are strong churches,strong families and strong government. The indirect benefits are great businesses and excellent entertainment like this!!!!!!!!!!!!! Richard from Alabama
Yeah, let’s bring back racial segregation
Joe Rhoden uhmmmmm no
In that time they missed Mozart. Things are getting so sick that in the future we'll miss Jay Z.
Bobby Darren was one of the best. GONE TOO SOON
Perfect singing ❤️👍
I'm 70 years old and Bobby Darin is still my favorite male singer. So sorely missed❤😢.
So damned suave and dapper...the Elvis shoulder shrug too...cool dude. Great music timeless.
Bobby was just awesome and one of a kind!
No matter how times I listen to this it is full of life and joy every time.
BEST VERSION of this song. Bobby made it an immortal classic!
Thank goodness for TH-cam I can still see and hear him
We recently saw "Dream Lover" The Bobby Darin Story, starring David Campbell at the Sydney Lyric Theatre. Brilliant show & a great tribute, with all of the great man's hits - Mack The Knife, Splish Splash, Things, Dream Lover, Beyond The Sea, etc. Now I find myself watching all these old films of Bobby Darin in action. Amazing how good he was. Up there with Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis....This particular video was recorded 14 days after I was born! Long live the music of Bobby Darin.
Because of my darling Dad I grew up with this music. Thank you Dad for bringing this amazing song and others like it into my life. 🎶🎶👌❤️
His voice was one of the greatest! Such a great talent! Such a great loss! Gone too soon! Still miss you, Bobby! 😢❤️
I'm hard rock heavy metal all day.
But Bobby Darin OMG!
I wish I grew up in that decade!
WOW! Totally blown away!
Beyond the sea, amazing song🤗❤️
I love this video clip. Yes, I love this song I love how he picks random women to dance with. I wonder how these ladies felt at the time to dance with Bobby Darin.
60 years on people still tuning in.
My all time favourite singer
Bobby Darin's real name was Robert Cassotto, a very talented guy! He's 24 here & not exactly a Teen Idol, which is why he quickly leaped into the adult area with this song, Mack the Knife & many more! Bobby Darin died way too young, love his music.
His full name was Walden Robert Cassotto. Walden from his maternal grandmother's surname.
I wonder if he'd got as far if he'd been billed as 'Wally Cass' ?
@Tango Bano A teen idol is not necessarily a teen, but rather somebody who is idolized by teens.
How wonderful to watch this ..I've watched it countless times and never tire of it ..talent plus
This will always be one of the greatest songs of mankind...
I was 10 years old when that was recorded. I was more into the 60s music but, having watched this, Bobby Darin was AMAZING!
What ever it was, he had it. Born entertainer.
He had all the moves.......What a cool cool guy.
Drummer Don Lamond (1920-2003) supplied those so cool drum fill breaks that really lifted and swung this Bobby Darin classic. He was a consummate jazz and studio drummer, with great taste and and sense of swing. He replaced Dave Tough in Woody Herman's First Herd and played with many other famous jazz bands and artists both live, on TV, and in studio sessions .
For Bobby Darin videos, we need a "Love" button.
Bobby would have been alive today if technology exist for Heart Valve Replacement exists at the time of his death.
Bobby Darin has an ailment called Aortic Regurgitation. When he was quite young, he had Rheumatic Fever or Scarlet Fever, quite an epidemic in the 50's. If you had this, it will damage your heart. Our heart has 4 valves. One is Aortic valve, another is mitral valve. This aortic valve controls blood flow between the heart's left ventricle, the main pumping chamber of the heart, and the aorta, the main artery that supplies oxygenated blood to the rest of the body.This heart valve disorder can be controlled through medication such as ACE inhibitors, anticoagulants, Beta blockers. There will come a time when the valve becomes ruptured or diseased & will have to be replaced. It is beyond repair. At the time of his ailment, there is no technology for valve replacement. I think Bobby's condition was such that he died without recourse to valve rapair or replacement. Nowadays, Valve Replacement or Repair is quite common. Bobby would have been alive if the technology exists at the time he got sick. I know. I had valve replacement 2 years ago in 2014. And I feel like a new man!
how much was the bill for that?
jen vel too much
Cesar Dacanay :(
I knew he died from heart disease. Supposedly, he kept stalling on a much needed surgical procedure and subsequently passed away years before his time. A shame.
Rheumatic Fever. My father (born the same year as Darin), died at 29 years old, and before I was born, from the same disease.. Bobby Darin has always (for many reasons), been my favourite.
In elementary school we called it The Bobby Daze with Bobby Darin, ...Curtola, ...Vee, ...and Bobby Kennedy. Unforgettable 60's.
Sorry, I would love to know who curtola and vee are :)
being this guy's nephew, or son, would have been one of the most greatest experiences ever
How fabulous to have been in the audience.
It was the BEST time ever to be an American teenager, I promise you.