I'm 71years old & I will never give up my "Oldies " "Doo Wops" I listen to them everyday & my son also loves them. Today's Music is just plain old garbage
@@izzymos6318people before him were also listening to similar music lol, the music scene really started to change mainly in the late 50s cos of rock music and stuff
@@izzymos6318 He speaks the truth, music today is garbage. It's all autotune and computer generated. Everyone sounds like a robot and it's so forgettable. At least this music stands the test of time unlike what is called music today.
I'm 80 and still listen to these doo wop and songs of the 60s on UA-cam for at least 2 hours a day even though I have about 500 CD,s a couple hundred LPs, some cassettes, and even a few 8 tracks.
@shanebarmby4723 I'm 38 and I've always wished that I was a teenager or in my early 20s back in the 50's. The world nowadays just doesn't have the originality and great performers as it did back then.
Bobby Darin was a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and actor in film and television. He passed away on December 20, 1973 at the tender age of 37 due to complications from heart surgery. May he Rest In Peace with many other artists who passed away too early in their lives.
Singers in those days just got up there and sang. How I miss those days. Artists I was lucky enough to see live included the Righteous Brothers, Roger Miller, Dinah Washington and Roy Orbison -- all magnificent! So sorry I never got to see Bobby Darin. He was my idol. RIP
I think it is absolutely awesome to listen to this type of music. My mom was from that era. She was still a teenager. But I am sure she listened to music like this.😊🇿🇦❤
lol! That might be because no "recently-made music" IS good! Not sure how that hurts anyone's "butt", but the old music is 100% better than anything out there today.
This was when guys still dressed sharp and combed their hair. Nowdays they come out in blue jeans, t-shirts and 4 days growth of a scruffy beard. Give me the 50,s and 60,s any day. What a difference !!!!
Meet Bobby Darin on Feb 14 1966. At Brooklyn Jewish Hospital. My heart doctor Dr Kroop.always had a big party for all his patients who had open heart surgery. I was one of the lucky ones to have made it.
So I am divorced 6 years now. Dead end job. Still paying her for 4 more years. Income based support. More I make the more I pay. But I still listen to this song almost nightly. Someday I will meet someone who doesn’t care about money, but me. And maybe just maybe, I will even be cool enough to assuage from a missed handshake into one of the coolest shuffle/sways ever.
A greater recovery on camera was never ever done!!!! Don't worry bro she's out there. Ya just had to realize what was sour before ya got to the sweet .chin up mate.👍
my dream lover my wife of 51 and half years been gone two years now I miss her so much we loved the oldies we grew up then that was a part of or young lives. miss our dates in my 57 Pontiac and drive inn movies and rock music on car radio and drag racing but never with her in car never won some lost some lol I miss you donna my love you were my first and only true love you were my dream lover we will be together again some sweet day baby.
very sorry for your loss but you are so lucky to have had so many years with the love of your life. i feel like I will never have that kind of love in this world we currently live in. best regards to you, sir
I feel your pain my friend! My dear wife passed away a year and a half ago, the pain is so great. You and I live in a different world now we get it, the world doesn't, yes there will be a day when we will be together again, until that day we have to survive through memories. GD bless our wives s o u l s!
Me, too! I wasn't yet a teenager in 1959 but I can still vividly recall hearing these songs on the radio. I'd be walking home from grade school and teenagers would be blasting these songs from their car and transistor radios. What a time it was!
I just turned 73 last month and have been a first hand witness to all of Bobby Darin's success.What a great artist with mega talent.He was on record labels,on TV programs and in movies. He could sing, act ,dance or do stand up routine.Everything he did turned to gold.He knew that he had a bad heart and would not live to an old age and so lived every moment to the fullest.He left us way too young. He was a first class gentleman along the whole road.Youngsters today could surely take some life lessons from the great Bobby Darin.
@@kellydave1088 Hello Kelly- Dave !..I am a disabled VNam Era Vet..Combat Corpsman and Surgical Op. Rm. Tech and my disabilities are now catching up to me but am hanging in there..I was a big pharma rep [UpJohn ] sales training at distribution center , west coast...Hollywood when Bobby darin died and it was announced on the radio. My district manager at the time was really grieved, having followed Bobbies career from the beginning. We knew he was a special talent and we miss him to this day.. God Bless Dana
Bobby was an absolute master of his craft. Owned the stage. Had real swagger (twitch of shoulder this way, that way). Nifty footwork. Tease of a smile. And then, well, that voice.
When I was a little girl visiting my parents country:Guyana.This was played at every wedding and on saturday nights.Brings back lovely childhood memories
Listening to these oldies today is proof that the classics never die. I suspect these golden tunes of yesteryear will outlive us all, and for good reason.
yes he did, Logan, but while you may not be a singer, you in your field are just as impossible to replace. Thanks for getting us through the dense financial fog.
This was my oldest brother's favorite song when he left for Army basic training in 1962. Everytime it played on the radio, tears came to my Mama's eyes.
Did your brother survive his time in the service? Not being nosy, just hoping he made it back to your mama. It's 2023 and my son is in the Air Force. Can't imagine saying goodbye to him without the communication methods we have today. I pray he lived a long, happy life.
This poor guy, you can tell how much he wants to really move around but he knows he has to be careful not to over exert himself, as Roy Clark sang, there’s so many songs in him that wouldn’t be sung. Taken from us much to soon
I watched a short bio about him. I'm surprised at the number of hits he actually wrote. He didn't just sing songs other people wrote like some singers do. He's very talented!
I was born in 1974, have three children, I feel relief of everything when listen to old classic songs of any genre... They have authentic and meaningful.... Todays musics have no taste to me ..... Life was rough then but Oh how beautiful and loving.... miss 80s and 90s.... who miss 80s and 90s here (2025)... 👍
This past December 20 marked the 50th anniversary of his passing. (It’s February 2024 as I post my comment.) As everyone knows he died on 12/20/1973 of heart failure, at the young age of 37. Taken from us too soon. RIP, Walden Robert Cassetto,(that was his real name) you were indeed one of the best. :)
What a talented musician. I am 15 years old, and all my friends think that I am weird for listening to the late, great Bobby Darin, but I dont care, because I absolutely cannot stand the bullshit music that people listen to today. Back in the 50s, they had real talent. No bullshit "doof doof" in the background, no swearing or trying to be cool, and no lyrics that degrade women. I think that was truly the golden age of music.
Dude exactly I am also 15 now and everyone thinks i am weird for listening to him as well. This is truly better then rap. Him Sinatra, Dean Martin all just great people!
Yes of course,Im 70 now,best music that had smooth built in with real rythym,timiing,just movement.. 😮😂. Always will be good music to ears of us humans. 😮😂
yes, we agree in america, but our culture is rule by our masters and we seems to have no control of morality... we are your allies in the war against evil we are americans and we are good an the future victims of persecution same are you
Don't blame me! Blame Donald Trump. Just because other people in America have depreciated with values and character as the years went by doesn't mean *we* have! *I care.* September 18, 2020, 12:37am
@@Adamkalb1 Why blame Trump? If we are comparing 'values and character' to the 60s, Trump was only in office since 2017 until now. And putting the date and time you wrote this like it's some big JFK speech is really pretentious in my opinion.
The two girls in the audience who got shown on camera would be in their 70s now if they are still with us. Entire lives lived since that night when they were filmed.
So what age is a number i could not care less a bout age or how old thy would be has people need too learn a bout ageing has not got a clue i can tell you all a bout time waits for no one look at joan collins does she care a bout age no nor does dote out of east enders i think that is stage name have more too think a bout and people think i know he or she is old so have nothing too give but i think has can learn of one an other dont take us for fool has ar not if one says too me a bout age thy get told has thy ar not getting eny younger has know one is,
@@nathanschmidtke5901 you tell me too spell in english how dare you i could teach you a trick or too do you know how too spell dont get in touch whith me a gain,
I love all kind's of music. Have to say these days I listen the oldies from the late 50's their 70's. Growing up I was a motown girl. Never wanted to work in a night club. Did:my care for that life style. Well turns out one picturlar place I worked at called the Q Pub. I'm a shy Taurus ya know body believer's that. Once I warm up to people & feel more confident than the Pamela comes out I:am a people person. I trust really know one sinece mainly when I had a breakdown . I never got over it I couldn't talk at first so I lost out other wise I'd who knows wouldn't of been tricked. The person that set this all up. Well will skip that. I made amends. They hurt me again. I a slow learner. But back to music. I became the singing waitress. That was where I felt famous. I like oldies because there were basically only a few yrs that I remembered I felt the most balanced. 5th threw 8th grade. I had to fake it to make it. I did life pretty good untill like 37 & plumped spiraled down whatever. Specially3 2 months shy a person you know that knew me bought my daughter & eventually divorced me. I knew it was never most likely gonna work out it took me a while to decide to marry. That person changed to. When I moved to Corpus Christi Tx. I said man is this town just drugs & barbaques. I was a wonderful wife. & A wonderful mother. I was doing great not my other half. Lost to money. We have all gone threw trials & tribulations. Now we're at the end of the end times. Yes I do like new music. A lot of gGospel & Christen... & Others. But when I hear the oldies that brings back the memories not always but for the most part beautiful ones that brings me all the way back there. The one of course that reminds me of my late husband is Elves Presley. Can't help falling in love with you. I really only truly had only 3 loves in my life time . One at 16 yrs old. We loved each other but he joined the service. I was in a real bad reck I lived because it wasn't my time to go. I'd meet him at my Aunt's house in Michigan stayed for summer he was 3 yrs older than me. My Aunt called me in hospital. Told me Mike got a girl pregnant. He named his baby girl After me ya Pamela. Never for get. Well back to music. My voice got better as I aged I akway's asked people can I sing well really no real reply. Than I knew I could I wanted to learn to play gartar. There's reasons why I didn't. I knew I wanted to be a hair dresser a singer. Really in church. Another smithing but wasn't real good in math. But more than anything a mom.
This music from back then is my only tie back to my mother, father, cousins, uncles, aunts, grandmother and other loved ones who are no longer here in the flesh. I miss you so much. Thank you for this old music I used to hear as a child !
I'm 65, been listening to Bobby Darin since I was 12 yrs old. Great voice , good tunes. But I still think Ricky Nelson was the best of the best, heckuva nice guy, a great singer.
I was only 16 when I first heard this song; ran out that very same day to the record-store to buy it! Bobby Darin was one of the very best, still listen to the wonderful music he gave us!
That was beautiful, Born in '60, and I still get chills, this was great, he kept the beat with simple things like foot steps, hand and arm gestures. WOW !
Ricky, Bobby had a very similar upbringing to Ted Bundy's, yet he made better choices. No one is perfect. He was very ill for all of his life but he did not sit on his laurels or seek revenge. He was married for six years and had several heart surgeries, eventually dying at only 37, yet donating his body to UCLA Medical Center for research. If that sounds like an asshole, then I'm twice as much.
+Ricky obviously you didn't notice all those songs on the curtain because call of those songs were all his. Also if anyone is an asshole I'm positive it is you 100% - oh and I looked him up and he has 24 songs and 16 of them were hits, there were probably more songs of his but so far only found 24. So you saying he only has 2 songs just shows you know nothing and just like being an asshole
Every night I hope and pray A dream lover will come my way A girl to hold in my arms And know the magic of her charms 'Cause I want (yeah-yeah, yeah) A girl (yeah-yeah, yeah) To call (yeah-yeah, yeah) My own (yeah-yeah) I want a dream lover So I don't have to dream alone Dream lover, where are you With a love, oh, so true And the hand that I can hold To feel you near as I grow old 'Cause I want (yeah-yeah, yeah) A girl (yeah-yeah, yeah) To call (yeah-yeah, yeah) My own (yeah-yeah, yeah) I want a dream lover So I don't have to dream alone Someday, I don't know how I hope she'll hear my plea Some way, I don't know how She'll bring her love to me Dream lover, until then I'll go to sleep and dream again That's the only thing to do Till all my lover's dreams come true 'Cause I want (yeah-yeah, yeah) A girl (yeah-yeah, yeah) To call (yeah-yeah, yeah) My own (yeah-yeah, yeah) I want a dream lover So I don't have to dream alone Dream lover, until then I'll go to sleep and dream again That's the only thing to do Till all my lover's dreams come true 'Cause I want (yeah-yeah, yeah) A girl (yeah-yeah, yeah) To call (yeah-yeah, yeah) My own (yeah-yeah) I want a dream lover So I don't have to dream alone Please don't make me dream alone I beg you don't make me dream alone No, I don't wanna dream
I agree Sam Cooke was one of the best singers. I’m 74 and I remember his songs and it seems that it brings back memories from long ago. I grow up with some of the best music,what a wonderful time to be alive .
This would have been when my Mom was a teenager, but I've always loved this era of music, especially Bobby Darin. My Mom passed away a year ago, and listening to this always makes me think of her.
I was twelve years old when I first heard this record. All the good looking dolly birds in this video are grannys now, but, they have names like Jackie, Angie, Molly and Debbie. People of this era, the birth of ROCK AND ROLL, will never grow old. Rock on!
You people today have no idea how wonderful it was to be a kid during the period of the late 50's thru late 60's. Rock&Roll, Surf Music, R&B, Soul, Bosa Nova, Motown,The British Invasion etc; made that period an amazing period of creativity for popular music
There are singers who overcome the fact of being a very good singer and become an Idol, that was the Great and Magical Bobby Darin, we will always miss Him and Sandra Dee
I remember hearing this on a sale show at like 3am when I was 14 and couldn't get it out my head, my grandad heard me humming it one day and our bond had never been stronger since that day, I envy his generation so much, bobby Darin, everly brothers, the chordettes absolute class!
My mother loved Bobby Darin. I didnt appreciate him as a kid and teenager in the 60’s but I am drawn to him now, his music, his charisma, and his tragic story of a life cut short at 37. How cool it is to watch these videos and see the reactions to this amazing talent.
I heard this song listening to Art Bell on late night radio. I instantly fell in love with it. I’m from the’60s but never really listened to this magical music until Art. May you both rest in eternal peace and God bless you both and thank you for posting this beautiful song 🙏👏🏻
Im 28 I've been listening to Bobby Darin since I was 18, hello from France
Hello there "from france"
Me too. The young generation. Whats you ig?
You have good taste in music kid😊
🎉Hello France!❤️🙏🇺🇸
You have good taste in music youngster😊
I'm 71years old & I will never give up my "Oldies " "Doo Wops" I listen to them everyday & my son also loves them. Today's Music is just plain old garbage
Hello, how are you feeling today and the entire family and friends doing today I really enjoy oldies song
That's what all old people say .... I'm sure people before your generation said your music was garbage as well. Lol knock off the hate and nonsense
@@izzymos6318people before him were also listening to similar music lol, the music scene really started to change mainly in the late 50s cos of rock music and stuff
@@izzymos6318 He speaks the truth, music today is garbage. It's all autotune and computer generated. Everyone sounds like a robot and it's so forgettable. At least this music stands the test of time unlike what is called music today.
Totally agree
Who’s listening in 2025!!??!! I’d rather listen to these 50/60s classics over any of the garbage that gets radio plays these days
❤❤❤❤CONCORDO COM VOCÊ AMO AS CANÇÕES ANTIGAS HOJE EM DIA SALVA SÓ UNS 10 %
Me!
Me too‼️
Enero de 2025 escuchando esta joya de los años 50
Me!
I'm 75 this year 2024 - and I still listen to these songs, especially those of Bobby Darin.
Same here ... and I love them all.
Que tengas un día de cumpleaños muy bonito junto a los tuyos. Yo también amo mucho esta canción.
I'm 60, but I was blessed to gtow up with this music!
Right along listening also 🎵
I'm 80 and still listen to these doo wop and songs of the 60s on UA-cam for at least 2 hours a day even though I have about 500 CD,s a couple hundred LPs, some cassettes, and even a few 8 tracks.
Beautiful Song nothing like the Garbage they have now. Bobby Darin was great.
Hi Esther
Ich stimme Dir vollkommen zu!
Yes, much better garage back then.
It’s 2023 and I’m still listening to one of the best classic songs. Still give it two Thumbs way up.
Hello, how are you feeling today and the entire family and friends doing today I really enjoy oldies song
Hello, how are you feeling today and the entire family and friends doing today I really love oldies song not now adays song
It's 2024 and to me this is real music.
"Dream Lover" ✨️ 😍 ❤️ 💖 ♥️ 💕is definitely one favorites 😍 😜 😀 😆 😄 😉!
I agree with you 100%, my friend!!! 👏👏👏👏👍
If there’s a melody it’s real sweetie pie. It’s just changed, but still the same, just…changed.
Yes I agree great music. Innocent sweet music❤❤
It's my favourite song, and I'm only 44. I was so born in the wrong year
You missed a lot of the good stuff. I'm 77.
@rodhancock7371 totally agree 👍🏻 I'm so glad I've got UA-cam. i get to listen to all the greats
@shanebarmby4723 I'm 38 and I've always wished that I was a teenager or in my early 20s back in the 50's. The world nowadays just doesn't have the originality and great performers as it did back then.
ID TRADE WITH YOU, I WAS HATCHED IN 1942,,,,,LOL
The thing about getting older is remembering 50/60s music like this when you were younger... can't beat it....
........... So you are ancient and you also know how to use youtube ........ You are a modern marvel old dinosaur. And yes this song is "dope".
@@brickdesha7346 Less of the old lol...age is just a number....
@@cheriegoodwin6819 very true lol. Excuse my bad jokes.
@@brickdesha7346 I forgive you 😂
you remember with each song where you were..cant be said today...the music and the time was very special.
So smooth and confident. Man, that's the definition of cool.
Born in ‘86..this generation of music puts mine to SHAME
One of the coolest dudes in show biz, and one of the classiest. He was the total package. There will never be another like Bobby Darin
Bobby Darin was a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and actor in film and television. He passed away on December 20, 1973 at the tender age of 37 due to complications from heart surgery. May he Rest In Peace with many other artists who passed away too early in their lives.
Oscar nominated actor no less for his supporting role in Newman, MD
Bobby was cute, and a good singer.
Five days before Christmas, He suffered each breath he took and each song he sang. May he sing for us all in Heaven with God.♥️🌅💕🎆
he was supposed to die when he was 16 right?
@@heysiritellmeacoolprofilen7296 Yes, they didn’t think he would live that long.
No special choreography, no fancy lighting, no back up booty dancers required just pure charm and talent!
+Ora Monika no auto tune either?
And no mic...lol
Yeah! No lip syncing either! 🙄
Dennis it may be lip syncing now... because it’s 50’s television but it’s his real voice standing alone
Singers in those days just got up there and sang. How I miss those days. Artists I was lucky enough to see live included the Righteous Brothers, Roger Miller, Dinah Washington and Roy Orbison -- all magnificent! So sorry I never got to see Bobby Darin. He was my idol. RIP
I'm 81yrs old and the music of the 50's and 60's will always be the best music ever recorded. I listen to it, and I will always love it!
🎈same here from NM
I think it is absolutely awesome to listen to this type of music. My mom was from that era. She was still a teenager. But I am sure she listened to music like this.😊🇿🇦❤
YOUR 1 YEAR OLDER THAN ME DENNIS
Natural, no auto tune, clean cut, just amazing music. Unlike today's rubbish,it has meaning and rhythm.
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it's playback
@@wankovich yah its playback but autotune didn't exist so thats his rAw voice comin' from that playback lol
I know right, pyre talent from the performer and musicians with no disrespectful or degrading lyrics. Can't beat that generation of music 🎶
@Jonathan In a sense
why do People get butthurt when someone says old music is better? open your eyes for god sake, beautiful music
Dalena Because people often say it in such a way that suggests that no recently made music is good.
lol! That might be because no "recently-made music" IS good! Not sure how that hurts anyone's "butt", but the old music is 100% better than anything out there today.
You're right it was better music.
Years from now these 50's and 60's songs will still be heard. Today's will be long forgotten.
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yesterdays music and todays music is like heaven and hell
This was when guys still dressed sharp and combed their hair. Nowdays they come out in blue jeans, t-shirts and 4 days growth of a scruffy beard. Give me the 50,s and 60,s any day. What a difference !!!!
Meet Bobby Darin on Feb 14 1966. At Brooklyn Jewish Hospital. My heart doctor Dr Kroop.always had a big party for all his patients who had open heart surgery. I was one of the lucky ones to have made it.
Hello Susan, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus??
Congrats on surgery
So I am divorced 6 years now. Dead end job. Still paying her for 4 more years. Income based support. More I make the more I pay. But I still listen to this song almost nightly. Someday I will meet someone who doesn’t care about money, but me. And maybe just maybe, I will even be cool enough to assuage from a missed handshake into one of the coolest shuffle/sways ever.
A greater recovery on camera was never ever done!!!! Don't worry bro she's out there. Ya just had to realize what was sour before ya got to the sweet .chin up mate.👍
@@vishalramcharan587 Great advice! Thank you 🙏
@@NorthernWisconsinandStuff anytime brother stay blessed🙏🙏🙏
Hope your dreams come true, we all need someone to love who loves us in return.🥰
@@mjk4me Thank you for the pick me up! I appreciate it! May you have an awesome day.
my dream lover my wife of 51 and half years been gone two years now I miss her so much we loved the oldies we grew up then that was a part of or young lives. miss our dates in my 57 Pontiac and drive inn movies and rock music on car radio and drag racing but never with her in car never won some lost some lol I miss you donna my love you were my first and only true love you were my dream lover we will be together again some sweet day baby.
u will be together again
My first love left me cause I didn’t change 😞
❤️
very sorry for your loss but you are so lucky to have had so many years with the love of your life. i feel like I will never have that kind of love in this world we currently live in. best regards to you, sir
I feel your pain my friend! My dear wife passed away a year and a half ago, the pain is so great. You and I live in a different world now we get it, the world doesn't, yes there will be a day when we will be together again, until that day we have to survive through memories. GD bless our wives s o u l s!
I’m 18 years old , and it’s 2019 right now . And I’m listening to this beautiful song as it came out today
I cant wait to see the new generations taste in music way better than our generations taste in it.
Same
Bet it was 2019 all year long.
You have good taste!
Listen, best songs ever!
Nothing today touches the music of yesterday, miss those days anybody else?
This song is sooooo good, deserves more views 🎉❤
Beautiful tune indeed 😊😊😊
I was born in the 50's, being stuck listening to what I grew up on, not a problem! Love this!
Nothing wrong with that good music
Me, too! I wasn't yet a teenager in 1959 but I can still vividly recall hearing these songs on the radio. I'd be walking home from grade school and teenagers would be blasting these songs from their car and transistor radios. What a time it was!
Hello Rhonda, how is things going with you?
Me too. I was born in 1959 but I still love this music any day to the crap they play on radios now. Fantastic songs with meaning.
Beautiful song, Bobby Darin amazing ❤️💫
Lyrics of Dreamlover
Bobby Darin wrote this for Sandra Dee, his wife and true love. Their son, Todd, inherited everything and is a good man who loved them both.
Barbara Jordan yes he was a very talented singer, sad how it all ended though. Barbara what part of the world do you live.
Bobby Darin didn't meet Sandra Dee until a year after he first performed it in 1959.
How would you know were you there no so shut up stupid
Kelly Norman HAHAHAHA LOL
@@kellynorman7452 how would, you, know?
2020 stuck at home cause of the shut down but at least I can listen to classic's like this one ...
Amen
absolutely the best
Exactly what Im doing right now. Miss those good old days! ❤
How lucky were we to grow up listening to this great music 🎶🎵😎 now sat self isolating it’s bringing all those great memories back 👍🏻
@@brennenlancashire2465 yeah now this world is full of assholes aragant people etc which is really sad
Bobby D was ahead of his time. The best crooner ever. He also had the moves. And yes to an earlier comment, 50’s/60’s was the best music ever.
I just turned 73 last month and have been a first hand witness to all of Bobby Darin's success.What a great artist with mega talent.He was on record labels,on TV programs and in movies. He could sing, act ,dance or do stand up routine.Everything he did turned to gold.He knew that he had a bad heart and would not live to an old age and so lived every moment to the fullest.He left us way too young. He was a first class gentleman along the whole road.Youngsters today could surely take some life lessons from the great Bobby Darin.
Hello Dana, how is things going with you?
@@kellydave1088 Hello Kelly- Dave !..I am a disabled VNam Era Vet..Combat Corpsman and Surgical Op. Rm. Tech and my disabilities are now catching up to me but am hanging in there..I was a big pharma rep [UpJohn ] sales training at distribution center , west coast...Hollywood when Bobby darin died and it was announced on the radio. My district manager at the time was really grieved, having followed Bobbies career from the beginning. We knew he was a special talent and we miss him to this day.. God Bless Dana
@@dbrinkm1 Oh I am very sorry about your condition Dana, the Lord is your strength 🙏....... So where are you from Dana ?
@@kellydave1088 Rockford [ northern ] Illinois..12 miles south of the Wisc.border
@@dbrinkm1 Wow nice place to live in Dana
Bobby was an absolute master of his craft. Owned the stage. Had real swagger (twitch of shoulder this way, that way). Nifty footwork. Tease of a smile. And then, well, that voice.
You nailed the great man in just 32 words.
I'd like to add a few more, if I may be so bold. He was modest, immensely charming, and likeable.
I absolutely agree.
You nailed it Jacqueline! Thanks
No I don't have a tear in my eye, Just remembering what we Once had.
Sharp dresser too
Back when you couldn’t tell if the song was live or recorded. Amazing talent
Actually if you are a lip reader you can tell. Of course it a recording.
I swear the 50s and 60s music is better than today’s garbage rappers/songs
ok boomer
Scott Lancaster zoomer**
When my granddaughter gets in the car with me and says “grandma can I turn on the radio” I actually cringe LOL😻
Ok definitely not
ABSOLUTELY, THE SONGS TODAY IS TRASH
The authenticity and innocence of this song will carry it on eternally. Pure and absolute brilliance. 50s and 60s music gets me everytime.
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TREVOR sucht 'n Quickie
When I was a teenager, I thought he was so handsome. Now am 70 and I still think he was so handsome.
When I was a little girl visiting my parents country:Guyana.This was played at every wedding and on saturday nights.Brings back lovely childhood memories
Hello, how are you feeling today and the entire family and friends doing today I really enjoy oldies song
Listening to these oldies today is proof that the classics never die. I suspect these golden tunes of yesteryear will outlive us all, and for good reason.
Bobby left us too soon. 😭
He had congestive heart failure.
yes he did, Logan, but while you may not be a singer, you in your field are just as impossible to replace. Thanks for getting us through the dense financial fog.
He did indeed! May he Rest In Peace & Sandra Dee, his ex wife, too!♥️
You said that on the last video
Logan Allen the scripture at Isaiah 25:8 about swallowing up death forever is very appropriate now for your loss
This was my oldest brother's favorite song when he left for Army basic training in 1962. Everytime it played on the radio, tears came to my Mama's eyes.
Did your brother survive his time in the service? Not being nosy, just hoping he made it back to your mama. It's 2023 and my son is in the Air Force. Can't imagine saying goodbye to him without the communication methods we have today. I pray he lived a long, happy life.
Yes, he did. He reenlisted and was wounded in the Nam. He stayed in for 20+ years, got married, had a couple of kids, and passed away in 2015.
Mine was 73🇦🇺
Bobby Darin was (and still is), a true legend.
Hello Julie, how is things going with you?
Very true!
100% agree with you, Julie
Hey man
Enjoy!
This poor guy, you can tell how much he wants to really move around but he knows he has to be careful not to over exert himself, as Roy Clark sang, there’s so many songs in him that wouldn’t be sung. Taken from us much to soon
I randomly found this song on spotify and I've fallen in love with it. No autotone, cursing or mumbling, simply real heart felt music.
100💯I love this music!!
Loved Bobby Darin as a teenager. Timeless music that still thrills and warms this grandma's heart
I watched a short bio about him. I'm surprised at the number of hits he actually wrote. He didn't just sing songs other people wrote like some singers do. He's very talented!
Listening to 50s 60s songs with tears in eyes ,oh the good old teenage days what we're good old days
I was born in 1974, have three children, I feel relief of everything when listen to old classic songs of any genre... They have authentic and meaningful.... Todays musics have no taste to me ..... Life was rough then but Oh how beautiful and loving.... miss 80s and 90s.... who miss 80s and 90s here (2025)... 👍
Bobby Darin what a legend you are!🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩Been listening since the 60's - fast forward to 2024 still listening🤗🤗🤗🤗
so glad I grew up in this era listening to this kind of music
we are all jealous....
U wish i did i love songs like this
lucky
This past December 20 marked the 50th anniversary of his passing. (It’s February 2024 as I post my comment.) As everyone knows he died on 12/20/1973 of heart failure, at the young age of 37. Taken from us too soon. RIP, Walden Robert Cassetto,(that was his real name) you were indeed one of the best. :)
What a talented musician. I am 15 years old, and all my friends think that I am weird for listening to the late, great Bobby Darin, but I dont care, because I absolutely cannot stand the bullshit music that people listen to today. Back in the 50s, they had real talent. No bullshit "doof doof" in the background, no swearing or trying to be cool, and no lyrics that degrade women. I think that was truly the golden age of music.
Gacha El Mexicano don't listen to them,you're listening to the right music!
Dude exactly I am also 15 now and everyone thinks i am weird for listening to him as well. This is truly better then rap. Him Sinatra, Dean Martin all just great people!
I was born in '45' I lived through the very Best Times, and Especially The Very BEST MUSIC TIMES Back Then!!!
Yes of course,Im 70 now,best music that had smooth built in with real rythym,timiing,just movement.. 😮😂. Always will be good music to ears of us humans. 😮😂
and he take a bow i love his manners and decency ..we have truly depreciated with values and character as the years went by ..so sad
yes, we agree in america, but our culture is rule by our masters and we seems to have no control of morality... we are your allies in the war against evil we are americans and we are good an the future victims of persecution same are you
Don't blame me! Blame Donald Trump. Just because other people in America have depreciated with values and character as the years went by doesn't mean *we* have! *I care.* September 18, 2020, 12:37am
@@Adamkalb1 Why blame Trump? If we are comparing 'values and character' to the 60s, Trump was only in office since 2017 until now. And putting the date and time you wrote this like it's some big JFK speech is really pretentious in my opinion.
The good old days may be gone but not forgotten just great music 🎶😊
I always thought he was a 50’s teeny poppers dream but having listened to this he is really talented.
The two girls in the audience who got shown on camera would be in their 70s now if they are still with us. Entire lives lived since that night when they were filmed.
What does there age have too do whith eny thing i am in mine and look and how do you know if still a live,
So what age is a number i could not care less a bout age or how old thy would be has people need too learn a bout ageing has not got a clue i can tell you all a bout time waits for no one look at joan collins does she care a bout age no nor does dote out of east enders i think that is stage name have more too think a bout and people think i know he or she is old so have nothing too give but i think has can learn of one an other dont take us for fool has ar not if one says too me a bout age thy get told has thy ar not getting eny younger has know one is,
@@vivhiggins5656 I think the person was just making a statement about how time flys thats all,good grief.
@@vivhiggins5656 also spell in English please
@@nathanschmidtke5901 you tell me too spell in english how dare you i could teach you a trick or too do you know how too spell dont get in touch whith me a gain,
I was definitely born in the wrong era!😊 My favorite song by him!❤❤❤
I love all kind's of music. Have to say these days I listen the oldies from the late 50's their 70's. Growing up I was a motown girl. Never wanted to work in a night club. Did:my care for that life style. Well turns out one picturlar place I worked at called the Q Pub. I'm a shy Taurus ya know body believer's that. Once I warm up to people & feel more confident than the Pamela comes out I:am a people person. I trust really know one sinece mainly when I had a breakdown . I never got over it I couldn't talk at first so I lost out other wise I'd who knows wouldn't of been tricked. The person that set this all up. Well will skip that. I made amends. They hurt me again. I a slow learner. But back to music. I became the singing waitress. That was where I felt famous. I like oldies because there were basically only a few yrs that I remembered I felt the most balanced. 5th threw 8th grade. I had to fake it to make it. I did life pretty good untill like 37 & plumped spiraled down whatever. Specially3 2 months shy a person you know that knew me bought my daughter & eventually divorced me. I knew it was never most likely gonna work out it took me a while to decide to marry. That person changed to. When I moved to Corpus Christi Tx. I said man is this town just drugs & barbaques. I was a wonderful wife. & A wonderful mother. I was doing great not my other half. Lost to money. We have all gone threw trials & tribulations. Now we're at the end of the end times. Yes I do like new music. A lot of gGospel & Christen... & Others. But when I hear the oldies that brings back the memories not always but for the most part beautiful ones that brings me all the way back there. The one of course that reminds me of my late husband is Elves Presley. Can't help falling in love with you. I really only truly had only 3 loves in my life time . One at 16 yrs old. We loved each other but he joined the service. I was in a real bad reck I lived because it wasn't my time to go. I'd meet him at my Aunt's house in Michigan stayed for summer he was 3 yrs older than me. My Aunt called me in hospital. Told me Mike got a girl pregnant. He named his baby girl After me ya Pamela. Never for get. Well back to music. My voice got better as I aged I akway's asked people can I sing well really no real reply. Than I knew I could I wanted to learn to play gartar. There's reasons why I didn't. I knew I wanted to be a hair dresser a singer. Really in church. Another smithing but wasn't real good in math. But more than anything a mom.
Hello Pamela, How are you doing?
He died so young and was such a great talent.
Hello Mary, how is things going with you?
There will be a resurrection according to John 5:28 and 29
Favorite song of all time. I was in the Navy when this came out.
I say him on live tv just before he died, and he had totally changed his style to the new hip style of the 60's, and absolutely nailed it.
This music from back then is my only tie back to my mother, father, cousins, uncles, aunts, grandmother and other loved ones who are no longer here in the flesh. I miss you so much. Thank you for this old music I used to hear as a child !
Back then, performers actually dressed up for their audiences.
Jimi Hendrix really dressed up for his audience lol.
...and the audience dressed up too.
@@janique820 you're ignorance is forgiven
And these days they forget to dress at all.
Now they undress for their audience.
I'm 53 and still listening to this great music grandma played in her living room
This is the type of music that makes me wish that I lived in the 50s/60s. I really could listen to this all day long.
Hello dear, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus?
I wish I could have seen Bobby! What a real talent. Beautiful music.
I'm 65, been listening to Bobby Darin since I was 12 yrs old. Great voice , good tunes.
But I still think Ricky Nelson was the best of the best, heckuva nice guy, a great singer.
I'm listening in 2019 this music is never ending pure class
Totally Love 50 / 60's music. 86 yrs old and know great music.
You are totally right
Hello Kathleen, how is things going with you?
@@kellydave1088 Dude Your Creepy AF
2024 and still listening at 67 years old.
I'm 62, and I still love these songs!! 👏👏👏👏❤️
When I was a kid, we used to get home from school, and we'd turn the TV on to Dick Clarke's American Bandstand show, every afternoon!!!😃
What cutie he was. Love this song.
I was only 16 when I first heard this song; ran out that very same day to the record-store to buy it! Bobby Darin was one of the very best, still listen to the wonderful music he gave us!
Bobby Darin is so very melodic. His whole countenance is quite characteristic!
Hello, how are you feeling today and the entire family and friends doing today I really love oldies song not now adays song
That was beautiful, Born in '60, and I still get chills, this was great, he kept the beat with simple things like foot steps, hand and arm gestures. WOW !
This is seriously (to me at least) the greatest song ever conceived!
It's catchy, perfectly timed and written, and SO full of heart!
such a beautiful song and singer. so sad he died so young.
Beautiful saul with a beautiful voice.. R.I.P
I just watched his story he was a asshole....he only had two good songs.....
Apparently you didn't notice the circles on the curtain those were all of his songs. Sheesh.
Ricky, Bobby had a very similar upbringing to Ted Bundy's, yet he made better choices. No one is perfect. He was very ill for all of his life but he did not sit on his laurels or seek revenge. He was married for six years and had several heart surgeries, eventually dying at only 37, yet donating his body to UCLA Medical Center for research. If that sounds like an asshole, then I'm twice as much.
+Ricky obviously you didn't notice all those songs on the curtain because call of those songs were all his. Also if anyone is an asshole I'm positive it is you 100% - oh and I looked him up and he has 24 songs and 16 of them were hits, there were probably more songs of his but so far only found 24. So you saying he only has 2 songs just shows you know nothing and just like being an asshole
Every night I hope and pray
A dream lover will come my way
A girl to hold in my arms
And know the magic of her charms
'Cause I want (yeah-yeah, yeah)
A girl (yeah-yeah, yeah)
To call (yeah-yeah, yeah)
My own (yeah-yeah)
I want a dream lover
So I don't have to dream alone
Dream lover, where are you
With a love, oh, so true
And the hand that I can hold
To feel you near as I grow old
'Cause I want (yeah-yeah, yeah)
A girl (yeah-yeah, yeah)
To call (yeah-yeah, yeah)
My own (yeah-yeah, yeah)
I want a dream lover
So I don't have to dream alone
Someday, I don't know how
I hope she'll hear my plea
Some way, I don't know how
She'll bring her love to me
Dream lover, until then
I'll go to sleep and dream again
That's the only thing to do
Till all my lover's dreams come true
'Cause I want (yeah-yeah, yeah)
A girl (yeah-yeah, yeah)
To call (yeah-yeah, yeah)
My own (yeah-yeah, yeah)
I want a dream lover
So I don't have to dream alone
Dream lover, until then
I'll go to sleep and dream again
That's the only thing to do
Till all my lover's dreams come true
'Cause I want (yeah-yeah, yeah)
A girl (yeah-yeah, yeah)
To call (yeah-yeah, yeah)
My own (yeah-yeah)
I want a dream lover
So I don't have to dream alone
Please don't make me dream alone
I beg you don't make me dream alone
No, I don't wanna dream
super, thxks
I just love when he twirls around when he sings dream lover., he's got the voice and the moves like nobody else
We grew up in the best time in a sense of innocence. Sadly it's gone. Loved Bobby.
Hello Mary, how is things going with you?
Even as a fan of modern and rap music, I still enjoy listening to oldies music such as Bobby Darin’s Dream Lover.
I agree Sam Cooke was one of the best singers. I’m 74 and I remember his songs and it seems that it brings back memories from long ago. I grow up with some of the best music,what a wonderful time to be alive .
This would have been when my Mom was a teenager, but I've always loved this era of music, especially Bobby Darin. My Mom passed away a year ago, and listening to this always makes me think of her.
I was twelve years old when I first heard this record.
All the good looking dolly birds in this video are grannys now, but, they have names like Jackie, Angie, Molly and Debbie.
People of this era, the birth of ROCK AND ROLL, will never grow old.
Rock on!
Bobby Darin was so cute. Loved this song but my all time favorite was later on, "If I Were A Carpenter".
Hello Frieda, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus??
@@trevorjennings721
Frieda is shopping and 'll be back next year .....
Thank you Bobby for the good times I have spent enjoying your songs and music. Rest in the Peace and Love of God forever. Amen.
The 60s were a fabulous time to be a teenager to listen to all the great songs. What a great time to be young. Love from SINGAPORE 😊
You people today have no idea how wonderful it was to be a kid during the period of the late 50's thru late 60's. Rock&Roll, Surf
Music, R&B, Soul, Bosa Nova, Motown,The British Invasion etc; made that period an amazing period of creativity for popular music
There are singers who overcome the fact of being a very good singer and become an Idol, that was the Great and Magical Bobby Darin, we will always miss Him and Sandra Dee
No auto tune pure talent and a hell of a voice that is why most people like this better than today's crap.............
What a beautiful song. This music is better than the new music of today
One of Bobby's best records a true classic that will never die
It was a No 1 hit on both sides of the Alantic in July 1959🤗👍
I am the only young generation that listen this kind of music. Super classic music and I love the 50s to 80s music
I love these 50's - 60's songs. They are before I was born, but my school had sock hops where they played these songs. I absolutely loved it,?
I remember hearing this on a sale show at like 3am when I was 14 and couldn't get it out my head, my grandad heard me humming it one day and our bond had never been stronger since that day, I envy his generation so much, bobby Darin, everly brothers, the chordettes absolute class!
❤🇦🇺
This is fantastic ! I don't romanticize the past but I sometimes feel like I should have been born much earlier. I love the class of the old singers.
Hello Cindy, how is things going with you?
My mother loved Bobby Darin. I didnt appreciate him as a kid and teenager in the 60’s but I am drawn to him now, his music, his charisma, and his tragic story of a life cut short at 37. How cool it is to watch these videos and see the reactions to this amazing talent.
Props to all of the songwriters of these great 50's hits and their surviving families. Hard to replace that kind of sound.
I heard this song listening to Art Bell on late night radio. I instantly fell in love with it. I’m from the’60s but never really listened to this magical music until Art. May you both rest in eternal peace and God bless you both and thank you for posting this beautiful song 🙏👏🏻
Hard to believe they're both gone! I remember listening to Art doing my graveyard shift security venues. It kept me awake.