i'm 34. Mom n Dad were born in 1952. I was raised on Doo Wop and Motown. I love this song, and genre, and time period so much....I love my 80s rock and heavy metal. I love reggae and ska. but man the 50's were an amazing time for music!
I´m only 23 but I love music from this time period so much! When I was young my grandparents and parents always listened to music from when my grandparents were young and I am so grateful they did and introduced me to so many wonderful songs.
Born in 1985 but I had older cousins and such, parents born in 57 and 59, significantly raised with my grandparents, and Ive always loved older music. Looking at the cars and listening to the music, I cant imagine what it must have been like to grow up in the 50s and 60s!
You’re lucky. You got to experience the golden age of America. It wasn’t perfect but it was way better than this degenerate wasteland some of us have had to grow up in
My mom saw Bobby Darin having breakfast in a diner in Reno in the 60's and he was on his own. She went to say hello and he invited her to join him, mom said he was a real gentleman and very nice.
Some times, for no understandable reason, a just plain average guy like me sees that dream lover. She is the most beautiful girl ever. And he risks it all and goes up to her and says hi. Married 45 years next week. She is still my dream lover and the most beautiful 74 year old girl ever. We both love Bobby and his music. What a blessed man I am.
I hope you appreciate that. Not everyone has this luck my man. Wish you two the best. I'm 26 and haven't find the love of life yet. Sometimes I'm not sure if it will happen, but I guess I have time to find her
I met my girl, my dream when I was 27 and she 29, we married after just four months. Has 45 years of marriage always been easy? No. But Our Lord blessed us with each other and a strong love and commitment to He and each other. So do you still have time? Yes lots, pray for Gods guidance.@@onepieceguy2659
I was born in 1950, a perfect time for music. In my life we had all the 50’s groups, Bobby Darin, Elvis, then I was a teen with the Beatles, Stones, Beach Boys , Petula Clark and Leslie Gore, Simon and Garfunkel, all the British pop groups, then late teens-20’s, we had the Doors, Led Zeppelin, then Elton John and on and on, not to mention all the heavy rock of the sixties, seventies, I could go on forever , R & B, Ray Charles, Aretha …. Then the fun disco stuff from the 80’s. I think my time caught it all, country western, Motown, rock, top 40s. I feel so lucky…
I just turned 53 and I'm glad that my parents played this kind of music as I grew up. Such great voices and my Mom loved to dance. It all made for one very happy childhood.
Joan. Ayres thats awesome Joan! i met my baby girl in 2011 and we got together the very first day we met, we have our ups and downs but more than three years on and im still sure shes the one :) heres to hoping it stays that way
when I got my first car, the mechanic who did all the restoration work made me a cassette tape of his old cruising music from the 50s and this was one of my favs on the it. He passed away and my 1968 chevy has long rusted away, but this music brings it all back
Ashley Pulido Mack the knife, Book of love, Duke of earl, I wonder why by Dion and the Belmonts. These are just a few that I can still remember right now. The music ranged from the late 50s to about 1963. I wonder now where that cassette ended up. I bet it was still in one of my old cars when it got crushed.
I have certainly enjoyed and love my generation. I'll be 73 on February 7th; still this song pulls at my heart strings. Tonight I dedicate it to my true dream lover who is so very far away. Marcus Fred you are and will always be my dream lover until the last of my generation has moved on. Happy to know that generations now and future generations after me will get to enjoy this beautiful love ballad.
May your mom forever R.I.P I understand my mom passed away Aug 30th she was a great dancer and she loved music no matter who the artists were? But one of her all time favorite songs to dance off of is The O'Jays Get On Out And Party from their Identify Yourself album. God Bless you we shall keep our mother memories alive with great music that they loved and also they will forever be in our hearts.
I think I FINALLY figured out (mind you, I have been listening to this song since it was first on the radio in early 1959) who is playing those great Fender Jazzmaster riffs all through this song, and I believe it to be Roy Lanham, a jazz guitarist who, as I understand it, was in with Leo Fender and received what was probably the very first commercial Jazzmaster ever produced. And IT was the first ever recorded and it was used in THIS song! Headphones would be left channel, with piano in the right. And NOW, this has 124M views and 558 thousand thumbs up. Now THAT is an enduring hit.
+Adrian Larkins Me too. Life is short....but if nothing else we DO have our memories..good and bad . At least we have survived long enough to make some!!! My great recollections from this era amuse and comfort me sometimes on those days when I am inclined to think about regrets and what might have been..........
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 'Til 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 'Til 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 alone
Czasem morzna wrucic do sfyh mlodszyh lat by ucieszylo sie serce umysl wspomnienia obudzil a lzy tylko z wdpomnien lecz muzyka to lek mego serca 💔 to dar rzycia od boga milego dnia rzycze od serca 💔 pozdrawiam ❤❤
Same I lost both my mom and dad in April so I'm trying to remember every song that used to get on my nerves that they played....now it makes me feel warm.....my The Most High strengthen you so that the times are bearable.
Don Carpenter I’m 35 years old I’m Mexican 🇲🇽 ❤️ oldies rock n roll 1950s -1980s best music 🎵 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎧 🎙 i was born in 1984 and my grandma 👵 was born 1931 she used to ❤️ 🎵 like this but in Spanish rock and roll 🎸 4-10-19
MAD_ DOG_140 where do you live. In UK. Join a Rock and Roll and dance, that is Jive, its easy. Dozens of them all over the UK. Plenty of youngsters in them. Good clean fun. Give it a go 🕺👍🤪
Was in High School when this came out ! Served in Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Korea, Remote Alaska, and the 1st Gulf War, and Bosnia. Met my Dream Lover in 1961. Still married after 52 years !
Bob Remel that’s awesome God bless you and thank you for serving, my dad was in Nam as he called it, I also served as did all of my 6 older brothers and I love the music, the memories may differ in timeline but the music is timeless as all truly beautiful and magical things are, hands of man were used by the almighty to bring alive his inspired creation
@@manchild3479 In 1973, after failing to take antibiotics to protect his heart before a dental visit, Darin developed sepsis, an overwhelming systemic infection, which further weakened his body and affected one of his heart valves.
This song takes me back to a simpler time. Bobby Darin's smooth voice and catchy melody are just as enchanting now as they were when "Dream Lover" was first released. It's amazing to think that over six decades later, this song still has the power to captivate and inspire. Let's keep the love for this classic tune alive! ❤
Que hermosos recuerdos,yo escuchaba esta musica cuando tenía como cuatro años y mi papá prendía su radio como a las 6 de la mañana para irse a trabajar. Ahora yo le pongo esta musica a mi nieto de 4 años cuando lo levanto para llevarlo a la escuela
I'm 41. I learned about Bobby Darin as a kid. I just wish, that he coulda had More time to be around. He had a Time Clock ticking from the age of 5 that gave out at 37.
I remember when he died because my parents were his age and big fans so we never missed anything he was on. He was very well loved by all his peers and fans as well. If you want to see him at his best check out any of his guest appearances on Andy Williams Show or his own show from the early 70s.
I'm 60 and I grew up listening to my parents records, this is beautiful and almost angelic. " because I want yeah yeah A girl yeah yeah to call my own . I want a dream lover , so I won't have to dream alone"
❤Acuérdate que querían el corazón que los pulmones al último no los podían porque la persona que los ocupaba se murió pero que ahora querían el corazón ya quiero vivir mi vida en paz
My family left Arkansas in 1952 and moved to central California. Every summer, when school let out for the next ten years we returned to visit our Arkansas family. I remember sitting on a cousin's twin bed one hot, muggy afternoon, surrounded by a dozen or more male cousins--listening as "Dream Lover" played over-and-over on the record player. Swooning as we listened to every word, we talked of girls, cars, and our favorite songs. To this day, when I hear this song, I am taken back to that day in Osceola, Arkansas, when life was simple, the promise of love sweet; when every boy dreamed of one day finding that "Dream Lover."
itsraining deluca I am so glad that I was raised during the 50s. It was a simple way of life with not many worries. Maybe it was because it followed WWII when there was such uncertainty in the world. But they were GREAT years.
I was blessed born in 1955😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 by the time i was 12 , was enjoying this kind of music 🎵 watching real movies Bogart, cagney , edward g. Robertson Than along came the Beatles,stones
Acest mare artist minunat preferat al meu a aparut pe pelicula filmului seriful care nu purta niciodata arma. Mare pacat ca nu mai stim sa ne apreciem marii nostrii artisti minunati si super geniali de mare clasa cat mai sant inca in viata langa noi sa ii iubim pretuim si respectam valorile si care au plecat la cele vesnice si care ne-au parasit in aceasta viata. Bunul dumnezeu sa va aiba in imparatia cerurilor in paza si protectie si sa va odihneasca in pace maestre acolo unde ati plecat la domnul printre stele eterne regrete si sincere condoleante familiei sale pentru ca nu se va mai putea naste niciodata un asemenea mare om genial si unic prin filmele domniei sale cu care a incantat milioane de fani din intreaga lume atat dupa micul ecran cat si din salile de cinema in care se umpleau spectatorii in sala. ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😢😢😢😢.
This guy was one of music's big losses. He could write and perform songs of great variety and style. They say music and smell can conjure up a memory. Whenever I hear this I remember this song playing on the N.A.A.F.I jukebox at R.A.F. Cosford in 1960 as I walked past and the smell of newly cut grass - or if I smell newly cut grass I remember the song. I was 16.
I wasn't alive yet in 1950's, but this is one of the songs I found in my teens & fell in love with it... City boys singing about being gangsta was never really my thing though.
@Oscar Arnesen The music of the era was too diverse; sounds coming off the radio were new and different. Every song didn't repeat every other song. But check these out and see if they scratch the itch: 'Dreamin'' Johnny Burnett; "When My Little Girl Is Smiling" the Drifters; "Runaway'" Del Shannon; "Take Good Care of My Baby" Bobby Vee; "She's Everything (I Wanted You To Be)" Ral Donner; "Baby, I Need Your Loving" Four Tops; "Every Breath I Take" Gene Pitney...
Bobby had a gifted talent his voice. He could sing and his songs would stand up to music today . Let's not forget about his acting. RIP Bobby You left us way too early.
Merci pour ce partage Quel malheur de ne découvrir que maintenant cette version de 1959 ainsi que Bobby Darin Quel regret qu'en France on ne parle jamais de lui or il est auteur compositeur interprète Encore un chanteur que la France a oublié RIP Bobby Darin
I hate the stereotype that 50's/60's music is "for old people." As someone born in 1989 and a fan of rap r&b rock and everything in between I won't hesitate to say this song is one of my all time favorites. Simple but amazing. Catchy feel good music doesn't discriminate on age :)
Taken as a whole, I get it. But this record is anything but "simple." There's a lot going on here. The slightly dissonant high pitched piano notes right at the intro for one. Multiple key changes for two. A lot of inspiration, thought and aural imagination went into the production of this record. Listen to the background, the various instrumental and vocal sounds upon which Bobby Darrin's voice floats.
good on you young man! Its refreashing to see youth enjoy music thats not mumbled with curse words while they act out sex acts on dance partners with there pants sagging around the hips.
Just make me cry when I listen to this pure clean music and compare with music we hear of now. Gos bless all of them who created such beautiful music ❤
To say this song is good or great is an understatement.This song is one of the greatest songs of all time, the kind of song that can only be equalled but not surpassed.
you mean a repetitive chorus to do with a simple depiction of love with a catchy tune to go along with it? sounds like 90% of the songs on the radio. we're still in the same position desperately searching for something more in a world of monotony
LOL me too I was actually watching hot shots last night that movie is one of my favourites and I'm only 12 my generation should be watching and listening to new music and movies not old ones but Charlie sheen was awesome in that movie
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Who is still listening to this in 2024 ? I am ❤
Listening 4/20/24 googled it and found out it was released 65 years ago today
@@jonathanvillaro8532 how interesting to know 🙂
Me too
Well I first heard in in 1959!
Me❤
I'm 77 yrs old and I think they'll never be good music as in the 50s thru 70s again.
that's right
I agree..John in minn.age 61
i'm 34. Mom n Dad were born in 1952. I was raised on Doo Wop and Motown. I love this song, and genre, and time period so much....I love my 80s rock and heavy metal. I love reggae and ska. but man the 50's were an amazing time for music!
I´m only 23 but I love music from this time period so much! When I was young my grandparents and parents always listened to music from when my grandparents were young and I am so grateful they did and introduced me to so many wonderful songs.
Born in 1985 but I had older cousins and such, parents born in 57 and 59, significantly raised with my grandparents, and Ive always loved older music. Looking at the cars and listening to the music, I cant imagine what it must have been like to grow up in the 50s and 60s!
I'm leaving my comment here so whenever someone likes this, I'll get to listen to this masterpiece again.
How about a comment? Lol...😮
*This is probably the most romantic song ever created*
The worst thing about getting old, is remembering what it is like to be young.
Peter Doughty I am 67 years old and thinking the same thing as you wrote
@@altheastortz8038 So long young man , good Lord bless you .... young in heart ....
Young or old is all bout the attitude Shake ya tailfeathers .
Christy Thornton I agree with you it is all about the attitude. Thanks for reminding me about that
You’re lucky. You got to experience the golden age of America. It wasn’t perfect but it was way better than this degenerate wasteland some of us have had to grow up in
My mom saw Bobby Darin having breakfast in a diner in Reno in the 60's and he was on his own. She went to say hello and he invited her to join him, mom said he was a real gentleman and very nice.
Wow! Did they have a little afternoon delight?
My beautiful sister, Connie named one of he twins after Bobby Darin (Darin & Darci) and I named my daughter after Lindsey Buckingham (Lindsey Ann).
Great story! Thanks for sharing.
That's so awesome and yeah he seems like he would have been totally down to earth...
WOW! 🤩
I'm a teenager and I really hope more people my age enjoys the 50s 60s songs as much as me.
how could they not? it’s so good
I do
Yes you can't beat 59s 69s music. Keep on listening
Meant 50s 60s
You’re awesome and will keep that generation alive!
Some times, for no understandable reason, a just plain average guy like me sees that dream lover. She is the most beautiful girl ever. And he risks it all and goes up to her and says hi. Married 45 years next week. She is still my dream lover and the most beautiful 74 year old girl ever. We both love Bobby and his music. What a blessed man I am.
What a man these days wouldn’t give for something like that. You sir have lived well
I hope you appreciate that. Not everyone has this luck my man. Wish you two the best. I'm 26 and haven't find the love of life yet. Sometimes I'm not sure if it will happen, but I guess I have time to find her
I met my girl, my dream when I was 27 and she 29, we married after just four months. Has 45 years of marriage always been easy? No. But Our Lord blessed us with each other and a strong love and commitment to He and each other. So do you still have time? Yes lots, pray for Gods guidance.@@onepieceguy2659
Gotta risk it for a biscuit! Cheers brother
love
This song is 60 years old and ages like fine wine
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GOOD ... never goes away ...
Bellissima.
Fletcher Bailey Timeless.
I was 5 years old, and I remember it. Older siblings. 🙂
the beautiful innocence of this era of music gets me every time
Dave-O wasn’t innocent at all
Totally
Ipuntbabies 03 Yea go cherry pick some area that categorizes the entire decade 👍
@@blacksheep9278 its a hell of a lot better than the shit now.
@@blacksheep9278 It was, kid. Learn some history. But you sure must bitch about racism, cold war and other things.
I am 53 and grew up listening to 50s music thanks to my mom..I always think of her when I listen to it..RIP ❤❤
Me too! Mom always played this music and I love it.
Exactly same for me my dear Mum loved Elvis and all of these lovely proper songs
I was born in 1950, a perfect time for music. In my life we had all the 50’s groups, Bobby Darin, Elvis, then I was a teen with the Beatles, Stones, Beach Boys , Petula Clark and Leslie Gore, Simon and Garfunkel, all the British pop groups, then late teens-20’s, we had the Doors, Led Zeppelin, then Elton John and on and on, not to mention all the heavy rock of the sixties, seventies, I could go on forever , R & B, Ray Charles, Aretha …. Then the fun disco stuff from the 80’s. I think my time caught it all, country western, Motown, rock, top 40s. I feel so lucky…
I'm 78 and feel privileged to have grown up with the great music of the 50s and 60s.
I'm 53 and love this type of music.👍
Your one lucky dude to grow up in a time that was simple
I’m 34 and I would’ve loved to of been a kid in the 50s and a teen in the 60s🚀✨🚀✨🚀
The 50’s and early 60’s were the best.
I wish I was born then too 😕
This song is just lovely!!!! I hate living in this generation, I wish I was born in the 50s and 60s.
Same 😭
Enola Cabrera yeah if I could build a time machine I would
me too!
Alfredo Vega yeah I really hate this generation
I don't ,I just love this older music generation much more.
This song turns 65 this year and still holds up to this day, and will continue to for decades to come. Bobby Darin was a very talented artist.
Decades? Centuries more like it.
I just turned 53 and I'm glad that my parents played this kind of music as I grew up. Such great voices and my Mom loved to dance. It all made for one very happy childhood.
❤i am glad to born in the 40 so i could listen to this kind of music and still enjoy them😊😊😊❤😂
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I was born in 1961 and I love the 50’s and 60’s music.
I was born in 1950,I've 60s music unlike today's music.
I met my Dream Lover back in 1982. We'll be celebrating our 32nd anniversary in March.
mmm
good luck with dat B-)
I met mine in 1967 married him 1968 together for ever xx
That's awesome!
Joan. Ayres thats awesome Joan! i met my baby girl in 2011 and we got together the very first day we met, we have our ups and downs but more than three years on and im still sure shes the one :) heres to hoping it stays that way
I'm 17, I discovered old songs out of nowhere and realised that new generations pop songs can never top these legendary singers
Músicas atuais são uma decepção
That's so cool. I love the oldé music. Try songs by Sam Cooke.Youll love them.
Im 14 and i know exactly what you are Talking about
16 right here i could'nt agree more bruv. Im making a spotify playlist atm
13 here bro i feel you
This song deserves more likes! 🔥
I wish more songs today were made like this
when I got my first car, the mechanic who did all the restoration work made me a cassette tape of his old cruising music from the 50s and this was one of my favs on the it. He passed away and my 1968 chevy has long rusted away, but this music brings it all back
That was beautiful what a great man may he rest in peace
jtoddjb what other songs was on the cassette ????? 😤
Ashley Pulido Mack the knife, Book of love, Duke of earl, I wonder why by Dion and the Belmonts. These are just a few that I can still remember right now. The music ranged from the late 50s to about 1963. I wonder now where that cassette ended up. I bet it was still in one of my old cars when it got crushed.
Awww man but awesome songsss dude
+jtoddjb Love it awesome crush 50s n 60s.
This song will age, but like a bottle of wine.
Yes it gets better 🍷
Or with a tea 🍵
I'm having coffee while I listen.. and dancing.
The 50s and 60s were the heart beat rock and roll
I have certainly enjoyed and love my generation. I'll be 73 on February 7th; still this song pulls at my heart strings. Tonight I dedicate it to my true dream lover who is so very far away. Marcus Fred you are and will always be my dream lover until the last of my generation has moved on.
Happy to know that generations now and future generations after me will get to enjoy this beautiful love ballad.
Music peaked in the 50s, 60s. I'm not saying music wasn't good before and after but the 50s, 60s was the pinnacle
Nothing like the 50's and 60's. Bobby Darin was great.
Dedicated to my Mom. This was her era. There were many stories of her sock hop days. She liked this song. R. I. P.
rip to your mother. :c
Donna Shinall good kid.
May your mom forever R.I.P I understand my mom passed away Aug 30th she was a great dancer and she loved music no matter who the artists were?
But one of her all time favorite songs to dance off of is The O'Jays Get On Out And Party from their Identify Yourself album.
God Bless you we shall keep our mother memories alive with great music that they loved and also they will forever be in our hearts.
Paix à l'âme de votre maman, bonjour de la France
There will never be another Bobby Darin . He was my first love. God bless.
I think I FINALLY figured out (mind you, I have been listening to this song since it was first on the radio in early 1959) who is playing those great Fender Jazzmaster riffs all through this song, and I believe it to be Roy Lanham, a jazz guitarist who, as I understand it, was in with Leo Fender and received what was probably the very first commercial Jazzmaster ever produced. And IT was the first ever recorded and it was used in THIS song! Headphones would be left channel, with piano in the right.
And NOW, this has 124M views and 558 thousand thumbs up. Now THAT is an enduring hit.
Timeless music that can be enjoyed by every generation.
I'm fresh out of the womb and I love this music,
I'm still in the womb and i already love this music. Our generation is going to be SO WRONG my baby brother.
I was aborted and still love this music
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TheFriskySquirrel same here love, same here
I'm 87 and sooo happy I grew up in the 50s,miss it a lot.
The music kids listen to these days are trash compared to back then. I miss the good old days
Hello Helen, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus??
I was defo born in the wrong era 50s and 60s is in my heart and soul even though I was born in 79 nothing beats it
As a teenager, I used to fall asleep to this song (and the Everly's "Dream) on the Alan Freed radio show in NYC. Sweet memories.
these type of songs will never get old ❤❤❤❤
Totally agree!!
I finally found this song I love it so much
Desiree H so true
agree
Desiree H, amen to that. : )
Memories. Life is short. You only realize it when you get old. I'm old
+Adrian Larkins - moi aussi.
+Adrian Larkins You don't sound old. . .you sound like the spark of life is real inside you!
+Adrian Larkins Me too. Life is short....but if nothing else we DO have our memories..good and bad . At least we have survived long enough to make some!!! My great recollections from this era amuse and comfort me sometimes on those days when I am inclined to think about regrets and what might have been..........
+Ellen Hilts-Gossett im older then most forests
Roger Huff Are you older than the Ents? That would be impressive. :)
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
'Til 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
'Til 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 alone
tell it to lgbt :D
Maybe you should record it and sing it to the universe .
Wanna dance 😊🌹
Czasem morzna wrucic do sfyh mlodszyh lat by ucieszylo sie serce umysl wspomnienia obudzil a lzy tylko z wdpomnien lecz muzyka to lek mego serca 💔 to dar rzycia od boga milego dnia rzycze od serca 💔 pozdrawiam ❤❤
I am searching for and listening to all my mum's favourite songs online. I am crying as I listen to each of them. Mum RIP, I love and miss you so much
R.I.P. to your Mom ♥️♥️♥️
💐
Same I lost both my mom and dad in April so I'm trying to remember every song that used to get on my nerves that they played....now it makes me feel warm.....my The Most High strengthen you so that the times are bearable.
What are some songs?
RIP
Mr. Darin’s music will never grow old and will never die. A true artist
love BOBBY DARIN SINGER ALL THE OLDS!!!!!!
You said it just right.
True Posterity .
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❤🎉😅
This music never gets old.❤
Well said! I agree.
True
Classical 🩵🎶🎵
I'm 16 and I absolutely love thia music
I’m 76 and lucky to have grown up with this kind of music. The 50s were the greatest.
Don Carpenter I’m 35 years old I’m Mexican 🇲🇽 ❤️ oldies rock n roll 1950s -1980s best music 🎵 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎧 🎙 i was born in 1984 and my grandma 👵 was born 1931 she used to ❤️ 🎵 like this but in Spanish rock and roll 🎸 4-10-19
Me too, 74, great stuff, still living it, still rockin an rollin 🕺🤪
You guys are legend! It sucks living in this generation with this filthy garbage music
MAD_ DOG_140 where do you live. In UK. Join a Rock and Roll and dance, that is Jive, its easy. Dozens of them all over the UK. Plenty of youngsters in them. Good clean fun. Give it a go 🕺👍🤪
Great music brings back great memories
Love this song ! I'm such an old soul
I'm a stranger soul, but what do I care. Gone today, but not the first time I hear, or the last.
51 n still getting closer he vibes go me lol
Aaron roman me too, they don't make songs like this anymore.
I grew up on this Era! Drove around in our rag tops with our AM radio blasting in the night air! Those were the days
Love this song, I'm old school! 73 & still in love with this music. Memories of growing up in the Lower East Side!
74 here....memories of growing up near Motown.
OOH FAH! same.
75 now and lr.east Pubnico ns. Canada
Was in High School when this came out !
Served in Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Korea, Remote Alaska, and the 1st Gulf War, and Bosnia.
Met my Dream Lover in 1961.
Still married after 52 years !
Congrats. Thank you for your service. You definitely have a "True" Love."
Thank you for your service. My folks just celebrated 60. They had a renewal ceremony. Four more years, and you could do the same!
Hats off to you !
Bob Remel that’s awesome God bless you and thank you for serving, my dad was in Nam as he called it, I also served as did all of my 6 older brothers and I love the music, the memories may differ in timeline but the music is timeless as all truly beautiful and magical things are, hands of man were used by the almighty to bring alive his inspired creation
RIP Bobby Darin (May 14, 1936 - December 20, 1973), age 37
You will be remembered as a legend.
why so young...........................................
@@manchild3479 In 1973, after failing to take antibiotics to protect his heart before a dental visit, Darin developed sepsis, an overwhelming systemic infection, which further weakened his body and affected one of his heart valves.
@@prestonorrick3498 no one is perfect.even today.................................
@@manchild3479 Well, yeah, some live to old age, some don't. That's life.
@@prestonorrick3498 I am 72 and not perfect.i do not remember this song,but is sure sad he died so young....................
Bobby darin thank you for this classic song❤❤❤
I’m only 15 but 50’s music is incredible
It's because it's happy music! Happy genuine sound! Not filth like today sadly..
Frs this dope asf I wanna go back to this time but people where racist asf
@@ismaelcornejo9026 I feel the same but with homophobia
Ikr
Lol
70 Years Old I remember this boy very well , thanks GOD for Memories. And am Aiming 80 now see you at the finish line People 🇺🇸🇵🇷
Good luck
God Bless you-Hope you are Saved Buddy-Hope you know Jesus as your personal Saviour.
I hope you're still here to see this post from a young black man in the ghettos of Orlando Florida in 2019 loves this song.
I'm a normal boy from Poland, with this song, I feel like I just got to know the love of my life
Bless you my friend!
This song takes me back to a simpler time. Bobby Darin's smooth voice and catchy melody are just as enchanting now as they were when "Dream Lover" was first released. It's amazing to think that over six decades later, this song still has the power to captivate and inspire. Let's keep the love for this classic tune alive! ❤
Bobby D had some great songs but this was his greatest of them all!
Tout à fait oki
Cette chanson est superbe et a été adaptée en français notamment par Didier Barbelivien
@DavidChristenson "if I was a carpenter." But made more famous by the legendary John "1000 volts" Holts! One Luv ❤️!!!
Yes sir!❤
Tengo 48 años....y me gusta todas las canciones de los años 50 tas y 60tas
I love this song. It's always so fun when you and your grandma like the same songs and sing them together :)
+Valerie Woods
Memories you will always cherish; I assure you.
Que hermosos recuerdos,yo escuchaba esta musica cuando tenía como cuatro años y mi papá prendía su radio como a las 6 de la mañana para irse a trabajar. Ahora yo le pongo esta musica a mi nieto de 4 años cuando lo levanto para llevarlo a la escuela
+Valerie Woods It´s beautiful, I love it
true
+Valerie Woods I found this mix while finding my toddlers love of trains.
I was born in 5690 and I traveled back in time to listen to this
+WokAwAy There is a Guy works down the Chip Swears he is Elvis now he is a Liar and Im not sure about you
show us are birth cert
I aint obama
What, they don't have UA-cam in 5690?
The world is destroyed and I'm the only living human on the earth
Never let this song die! ❤️
Timeless classic....will never die as far as music lovers exist....lol...taz
What timeless music!!..t@z...
I'm an 80's girl all day everyday but I adore all sorts of music and this one is beautiful!
I'm 41. I learned about Bobby Darin as a kid. I just wish, that he coulda had More time to be around. He had a Time Clock ticking from the age of 5 that gave out at 37.
Never get tired of this beautiful song 💖
Wanna dance 😊🌹
This song will never age. The 50s and 60s are the best
As far as music
One of my favourite, I agree 55 to67 best year ever but add few 70s an one or two 80s and after that whatever you call !
Indeed.. Wish i was thought of
ah yes when unions were at their peak.
I agree, that's for sure!!
Poor Bobby died in 1973 never knowing how many millions of us have loved his music.
What did he die from?
@@briandm33 heart failure
That is sad. Were you old enough when this song came out? Funny how short life is, I'm in my 40s now and starting to realize that.
@@zeeshandogar9406 It first came out in 1959. Soo That is my parents era being born. 1956. They're already deceased.
I remember when he died because my parents were his age and big fans so we never missed anything he was on. He was very well loved by all his peers and fans as well.
If you want to see him at his best check out any of his guest appearances on Andy Williams Show or his own show from the early 70s.
I'm 60 and I grew up listening to my parents records, this is beautiful and almost angelic. " because I want yeah yeah A girl yeah yeah to call my own . I want a dream lover , so I won't have to dream alone"
I'm 37 always play this one and Dion x
45 here and this is so emblematic of the oldies station when I was a kid. Love it!
❤Acuérdate que querían el corazón que los pulmones al último no los podían porque la persona que los ocupaba se murió pero que ahora querían el corazón ya quiero vivir mi vida en paz
v@@Missfkeaa
Totally understand the feeling.
There will never ever be music like the fifties and sixties!Happy to be born in this Era.I am 72 now.
My family left Arkansas in 1952 and moved to central California. Every summer, when school let out for the next ten years we returned to visit our Arkansas family. I remember sitting on a cousin's twin bed one hot, muggy afternoon, surrounded by a dozen or more male cousins--listening as "Dream Lover" played over-and-over on the record player. Swooning as we listened to every word, we talked of girls, cars, and our favorite songs. To this day, when I hear this song, I am taken back to that day in Osceola, Arkansas, when life was simple, the promise of love sweet; when every boy dreamed of one day finding that "Dream Lover."
Sounds like a good memory I first heard this when I was 3 out on a Sunday drive with my grandparents ah the memories
I wish I could be in your time, besides this Century, everything is so complicated, I want it to be simple like before.
itsraining deluca I am so glad that I was raised during the 50s. It was a simple way of life with not many worries. Maybe it was because it followed WWII when there was such uncertainty in the world. But they were GREAT years.
joycehwys I bet they were, my father always talks about all the good memories he had. He always talked about going to the shore in New Jersey.
itsraining deluca you know I'm only 14
Bobby Darin was pretty good, he had a funny TV show back in the day
called?
I think he was a lot more than pretty good.
"The Skeeter Davis Show."
+Robert Bonter thanks
I was blessed born in 1955😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 by the time i was 12 , was enjoying this kind of music 🎵 watching real movies Bogart, cagney , edward g. Robertson Than along came the Beatles,stones
Acest mare artist minunat preferat al meu a aparut pe pelicula filmului seriful care nu purta niciodata arma. Mare pacat ca nu mai stim sa ne apreciem marii nostrii artisti minunati si super geniali de mare clasa cat mai sant inca in viata langa noi sa ii iubim pretuim si respectam valorile si care au plecat la cele vesnice si care ne-au parasit in aceasta viata. Bunul dumnezeu sa va aiba in imparatia cerurilor in paza si protectie si sa va odihneasca in pace maestre acolo unde ati plecat la domnul printre stele eterne regrete si sincere condoleante familiei sale pentru ca nu se va mai putea naste niciodata un asemenea mare om genial si unic prin filmele domniei sale cu care a incantat milioane de fani din intreaga lume atat dupa micul ecran cat si din salile de cinema in care se umpleau spectatorii in sala. ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😢😢😢😢.
i fuckin loVE THIS fifties shit man................
Same
MEW
me too molly
i love you :)
This guy was one of music's big losses. He could write and perform songs of great variety and style. They say music and smell can conjure up a memory. Whenever I hear this I remember this song playing on the N.A.A.F.I jukebox at R.A.F. Cosford in 1960 as I walked past and the smell of newly cut grass - or if I smell newly cut grass I remember the song. I was 16.
Me and my grandma were singing along to this in the car yesterday while my mom and sister were cringing and it was a big mood.
jadzia lightowler,keep enjoying life and your youth.Great music!!!
@@ricardomillan1649 thank
Keep rocking Jadzia!!!
First herd this song in the movie hot shots
Great memories being made ;)
I m in 20s, and i like this type of pure love song❤
Wanna dance 😊🌹
I wasn't alive yet in 1950's, but this is one of the songs I found in my teens & fell in love with it... City boys singing about being gangsta was never really my thing though.
DUDE I WAS LOOKING FOR MUSIC LIKE THIS FOR A LONG TIME
heck yea Megan
Anyone know other songs like this one?
I like Diana of Paul Anka
@Oscar Arnesen The music of the era was too diverse; sounds coming off the radio were new and different. Every song didn't repeat every other song. But check these out and see if they scratch the itch: 'Dreamin'' Johnny Burnett; "When My Little Girl Is Smiling" the Drifters; "Runaway'" Del Shannon; "Take Good Care of My Baby" Bobby Vee; "She's Everything (I Wanted You To Be)" Ral Donner; "Baby, I Need Your Loving" Four Tops; "Every Breath I Take" Gene Pitney...
SAME
Bobby had a gifted talent his voice. He could sing and his songs would stand up to music today . Let's not forget about his acting. RIP Bobby You left us way too early.
RIP Bobby your geart
He died so young what a talent he had .keep singing bobby
Brit invasion threw off a lot of these USA performers, even Elvis. They just needed to let the tide turn. Their music stands the test of time.
@@neilebobbitt5396 He was only 38 , he passed in 1973 , one of my all time favorites ...
Merci pour ce partage
Quel malheur de ne découvrir que maintenant cette version de 1959 ainsi que Bobby Darin
Quel regret qu'en France on ne parle jamais de lui or il est auteur compositeur interprète
Encore un chanteur que la France a oublié
RIP Bobby Darin
Hello Isabella how are you doing?
@@markfrances3481 ça va du moment que je puisse écouter la musique que j'aime
Hot Shots (one of the best comedy movies of all time) brought me here
This kind of music will never be forgotten
I want a wife who loves this music
GoProJoe 💯👌🏽
Nice ! 😂😂😂
I SING TOO, I will make a cover on Dreams from the Everly Brothers....soundcloud.com/mirjam-keijnemans
Well get one then
Cause I got me one finally don’t let life get you down because fakes are everywhere
My 3rd favorite singer, amazing Bobby Darin! 💫💕
Before my time but mom played some good old music, now she is75 and I play it for her, have to make happy
great comment.
I hate the stereotype that 50's/60's music is "for old people." As someone born in 1989 and a fan of rap r&b rock and everything in between I won't hesitate to say this song is one of my all time favorites. Simple but amazing. Catchy feel good music doesn't discriminate on age :)
Taken as a whole, I get it. But this record is anything but "simple." There's a lot going on here. The slightly dissonant high pitched piano notes right at the intro for one. Multiple key changes for two. A lot of inspiration, thought and aural imagination went into the production of this record. Listen to the background, the various instrumental and vocal sounds upon which Bobby Darrin's voice floats.
Well said Dee Jay Fergson!!!!!!! Respect from Australia.
good on you young man! Its refreashing to see youth enjoy music thats not mumbled with curse words while they act out sex acts on dance partners with there pants sagging around the hips.
Fell good music is ageless...cheers from the Orient.
But not a song you can dance to in a club. Let's face it.
He was a lovely man , read his bio. Beautiful Voice. And when his was in the Movie Come September, with Rock Hudson & Sandra Dee. Thanks.
Yes yes I agree with you😊😊am glad you love the song as much as I do too,but when last did you play the song??
Just make me cry when I listen to this pure clean music and compare with music we hear of now. Gos bless all of them who created such beautiful music ❤
Just realized it's still a gift that we can all enjoy and man I grew up with this and is still so special
I'm 37 and love this music so much. Thanks dad for dancing with me on Sunday mornings to this music.
Hello Julie, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus??
Bobby is one of the best singers! Great song. Sadly missed. ❤️
Dang I'm bout to turn 37
One of the greatest songs ever made
Amen, born in the 50s, the music (50s and 69s) of my infancy and teens will NEVER be beaten
To say this song is good or great is an understatement.This song is one of the greatest songs of all time, the kind of song that can only be equalled but not surpassed.
I agree completely!! I get emotional listening to it.
Magic ❤️
Never beat olding days
I agree 100 percent
Who’s still bumping this in Quarantine 2020! ✊
9/9/20.
Right here with you Ray!
🙋♀️
Jennifer Maker how you doin?
30 years old. Still love this. Real music right here
One of my favourites. Classic and timeless.
I grew up in the 80's. From my parents I believe the 50's were like our 80's. Great times.
I'm 17 and this is my kind of music!🎵
I love this song!❤
chinafakeeggs Yes! It's too good and romantic!❤
same here dude! im 17 and wish people this generation would listen to this
same here dude! im 17 and wish people this generation would listen to this
im too self conscious for that lol
It's refreshing to hear that Caroline, and don't feel self conscious Ashley....You both be well, and enjoy the music.
They don't write music like this today, love it!!!
you mean a repetitive chorus to do with a simple depiction of love with a catchy tune to go along with it? sounds like 90% of the songs on the radio. we're still in the same position desperately searching for something more in a world of monotony
It would be impossible to write this on a computer
Hey Ian, fuck off
Josh Duhon nah you definitely could do 95% of this track digitally. It wouldn’t be easy to get the same timbre on the voice but it could be done
@@nikolairuskanov787 but it wouldn't be any good
Love Bobby Darrin’s songs, I’ll be listening to this era of music till the day I die 🎼❤️🎼❤️🎼❤
This guy is the coolest cat ever. So wrong he passed away so early in life. But his music still lives on. 🙏🏻
I'm in love with this!
Rainbow Gaster donpartriidge
Rainbow Gaster you should listen to dion's version of this, it's really good too!
Mam 62 lata uwielbiam wszystkie piosenki z tamtych czasow Bobi jestes super
I'm about to turn 34 and I love these older songs. I wish I could see a live concert from at least one artist from every decade.
Same!
I’m 30 and love them too
39 ,grew up with this music. It's just good music.
I did see him on numerous occasions!
Same age here absolutely adore them, love all the greats.
I been listening to this song non stop on repeat for the last 48 hours, I don’t know if Bobby Darin is dead but I feel his spirit inside of me
Same here friend
Unfortunately he died young (his 30s) but this song will live forever.
STRANGE. !!!
Hi, Bobby Darin died on December 20th 1937 at the age of 37. Tragic.
He is the best singer in the world I love it so much God bless you ❤️ ♥️ 🙏 💖 💕 💗 ❤️ ♥️ 🙏 💖 💕 💗 ❤️ ♥️ 🙏 💖
Wanna dance 😊🌹
Every time I hear this song reminds of the movie Hot Shots lol... love the song....
LOL me too I was actually watching hot shots last night that movie is one of my favourites and I'm only 12 my generation should be watching and listening to new music and movies not old ones but Charlie sheen was awesome in that movie
+CrossTeamGamer lol yes he was...... and you watch whatever you want to watch.... no matter how old you are
That scene is hilarious!
LMAO just commented same!! HAHAHA
A true classic never dies
*Pretty Lady; U R A Dream Lover 2 M.E.= and My Essence Speak Good Health and Great Wealth 2 You and Yours !!! & !!!*
Wanna dance 😀