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Bobby Darin

Early years

Bobby Darin was a poor, working-Italian-American family in the Bronx, New Born York. The person, thought of his father (who actually was his grandfather) died in prison a few months before he was born. It was the height of the Great Depression, and he once remarked that his crib was a cardboard box, later a dresser drawer. He was first raised by his mother, Polly, and his sister Nina, Home Relief fed up Nina later married and raised a family with her new husband Charlie Maffia. It was only an adult, he Nina, 17 years older when he learned was actually his birth mother, and that Polly was the woman he thought his mother was really his grandmother. He was never the identity of his biological father, other than saying that his birth father had no idea Nina was pregnant, and thus never knew that Bobby was told, not born. Polly mothered him well, despite her own medical history consequence of their addiction to morphine. It was Polly who took the young Bobby to what the old vaudeville circuit in New York next, places like the Bronx Opera House and RKO Jefferson in Manhattan, where he received his first showbiz inspiration, and where he saw artists such as Sophie Tucker, whom he loved.

It was weak and sickly as a child, and from the age of 8, was more affected by recurrent attacks of rheumatic fever. The disease left him with a seriously weakened heart. Overheard a doctor tell his mother he would be lucky to reach the age of 16, lived there with the constant knowledge that his life short would be that motivates him to use his talents. He was driven by his poverty and disease to make something of his life and his innate talent for Music when he was a teenager, he could play several instruments, including piano, drums and guitar. He later added harmonica and xylophone.

An outstanding student, graduated from the prestigious Bronx High Dario School of Science and went on to attend Hunter College for a scholarship. Want a career in the New York theater, he left to play for the school to small nightclubs, the city with a musical combo. And resort in the Catskill Mountains, he was both a busboy and an entertainer. To most teenagers Bobby was a comedy drummer and an ambitious, but not ground singer.

As usual, with first-generation Americans at the time he changed his Italian family name to a less ethnic sounding. He chose the name "Bobby" because he has been called, that as a child. It said he chose because he had seen a malfunctioning electrical sign at a Chinese restaurant reading "This Duck" rather than "Mandarin Duck, "and he thought:". Darin "looked good He later said that the name was randomly selected from the phone book, either by himself or by his publicist. It was also suggested that he used the word "daring" in order to satisfy his ambitions. None of these stories have been checked. [Edit]

Music Career

What really moves things along for It was his songwriting Partnership formed in 1955, with other Bronx Science student Don Kirshner. In 1956 his agent negotiated a contract for him with Decca Records, where Bill Haley & The Comets had risen to fame. However, this was a time when rock and roll was still in its infancy and the number was in a position record companies and arrangers in the field very limited.

A member of the now famous Brill Building songwriters of the past gang fight, which was later found success Dario then up-and-coming singer Connie Francis introduced. Bobby's manager arranged for Darin to help write several songs for Connie in order to help jump start her singing career. First, the two artists do not see eye to eye on all possible material, but after a few weeks Bobby and Connie developed a romantic interest in each other. Allegedly Connie had a very strict Italian father who would separate the couple, if possible. When Connie's father learned that Bobby had the two lovers to kidnap Connie's proposed one shows, he ran Darin out of the building while waving a pistol Bobby never told his daughter again.

Bobby saw Connie only twice after that happens, at a time when the two were scheduled to sing together for a TV show and again later when Connie on the TV series This Is Your Life was the spotlight. Connie said, do not marry that Bobby was the biggest mistake of her life. She used the title words of the song "My First Real Love" (A song-It Kirshner had taken them and on which Darin had played drums), when she said: "Well, he was my first love and I never stopped to love him all my life. "Connie Francis also said that she and Dario sometimes to the Apollo Theater to go see artists like James Brown and Ray Charles," we were the only white people in the audience ", and when It was first recorded for Decca was an early piece of black music in 1956, the first time by the Louisiana singer Lead Belly, Rock Line Iceland – even though the immediate inspiration was Lonnie Donegan's skiffle version. He sang it on the Dorsey Brothers TV show, a big deal at the time, with the lyrics written on the palms, if he forget what he did. But has recorded the songs for Decca very little business.

This left Decca and Atlantic Records (ATCO), where he wrote and arranged music for himself and others to sign. There, after three mediocre recordings, his career took in 1958, when he wrote and recorded "Splish Splash". The song was an instant hit and sold more than a million copies. "Splish Splash" was written by radio DJ Murray "Murray the K" Kaufman, the Dario bet that he did not write a song that began with the words, "Splish Splash I was Takin 'A bath ", as Murray's mother suggested. On a snowy night in early 1958 was in this alone in the studio and recorded a demo of" Splish Splash ". Finally, together with her writing credits. More hits followed in the same style followed included.

In 1959, Bobby recorded Darin "Dream Lover," a ballad that became a multi-million-seller. Then came financial success and with it came the ability to more so-called creative control to demand. Some on the label wanted a Fats Domino-ish album, but Darin's dedicated publicist and advisor Harriet "Hesh" water was a "big, vibrating, album of standards, "and how she later said she walked down 57th Street when it said Darin" Hesh, do not worry, you will see your album . Get "His next album," Mack the Knife "was the classic standard from Kurt Weill's Threepenny Opera Opera: It gave the tune a vamping jazz-pop interpretation which he consciously modeled on the style of Frankie Laine. The song went to No. 1 on sale in the charts for nine weeks over a million copies and won the Grammy Award for Record of the Year 1960th It was the Grammy Award for Best New Artist voted this year. "Mack The Knife" has since been honored with a Grammy Hall of Fame Award. He followed "Mack" with "Beyond the Sea", a jazzy French-English version of the song hit Charles Trenet "La Mer".

The tracks were produced by Atlantic founder Ahmet and Nesuhi Ertegn with staff producer Jerry Wexler and brilliant arrangements presented Richard Wess. Driven by the success of "Mack the Knife" and "Beyond the Sea," Darin was a hot commodity. He set all-time attendance at the famous Copacabana nightclub in New York City, where it was not unusual for fans start all the way around the block for tickets to make if from Dario. The Copacabana sold so many seats for Dario's shows that on the dance floor, which usually had to fill part of the performance area, with additional seating. Darin also headlined at the major casinos in Las Vegas.

Sammy Davis Jr., an exceptionally versatile and dynamic performer himself, was by saying that Bobby Darin was "the only person I never wanted to follow" after he is take him to Las Vegas.

This had a significant Role in promoting new talent. Richard Pryor, Flip Wilson and Wayne Newton opened his night club performances when they were virtually unknown. Early on in Copacabana, insisted that he act black comedy George Kirby his opening speech. His request was granted reluctantly by Jules Podell, director of the Copacabana.

In the 1960s, Darin also owned and operated a highly successful music publishing and production company (TM Music / Trio) and signed Wayne Newton to TM, and gave him a song that was originally sent to Darin to record. The record went on to Newton's breakout hit "Danke Schoen." He was also a mentor, Roger McGuinn, the for Darius at TM Music worked and played the 12-string guitar It nightclub band before forming his to The Byrds. It also produced football great Rosey Grier in 1964 LP, Soul City "and" in the Shade "Jimmy Boyd Made.

In 1962, Dario began to write and sing country music, with hits like "Things" (U.S. # 3) (1962), "You're the reason why I live" (U.S. # 3), and "18 Yellow Roses" (U.S. # 10). The two the latter were on Capitol Records, which he joined in 1962, in Atlantic before returning four years later. The song "Things" was sung by Dean Martin in the 1967 TV special Movin 'With Nancy, Nancy Sinatra, the home video was released in 2000.

Acting career

Besides music, Dario became a movie actor. In 1960 he appeared twice as in short-lived NBC crime drama Dan Raven, with Skip Homeier and set on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood from. In 1960 he was the only actor who ever signed the contract on five major Hollywood movie studios. He wrote the music for several films and acted in them as well. Designed in his first major film, Come September, a romantic comedy to add to its popularity with the young and to use young adult audience, he met and co-starred with 18-year-old actress Sandra Dee. They fell in love and were married in 1960. The couple had a Son, Dodd Mitchell Darin (born 1961) and later divorced in 1967.

Would his acting to be taken seriously, he meaningful movie roles, and in 1962 he won the Golden Globe Award for "Most Promising Male Newcomer" for his role in pressure point.

In 1963 Daria was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role as shocked soldier in Captain Newman, MD. At the Cannes Film Festival, where his recordsn particular "Beyond the Sea" rought him a wide following, he won the French Film Critics Award for best actor.

Later years

This musical performance was always "folky" advanced in the 1960s and he became politically aware and active. In 1966 he had another big hit, but this time it was with folksinger Tim Hardin's "If I Were a Carpenter", adding a another style of his large repertoire. It saved the song back in the top 10 after four years of absence. Jim (Roger) McGuinn, the future leader of the Byrds was Conduct part of band. It travels with Robert Kennedy and the latter worked the 1968 presidential campaign. He was with Kennedy on the day he traveled to Los Angeles on 4 June 1968 for the primary school California. It was later murdered at the Ambassador Hotel the night, as Kennedy was. He was devastated at this news on the ground.

Then Darin sold his house and most of his possessions and in seclusion in a trailer near Big Sur lived almost a year. Return to Los Angeles in 1969, It started another record company, the direction of Records, Shut folk and protest music. He wrote the popular "Simple Song of Freedom" in 1969. He said its first direction Records album, "The purpose of direction to guide decision-makers look for records. The album is designed exclusively of compositions, to my thoughts on the turbulent aspects of modern society. reflect [composed] Bob Darin "During this time he was under the name be charged" "Grew a mustache, and stopped wearing a hairpiece. Within two years, however, were all set to these changes.

In the early 1970s, he continued to act and to record, including several albums with Motown Records and a few films. In January 1971 he experienced his first heart surgery in an attempt some of the right heart damage he had lived with since childhood. He spent most of the year recovering from surgery.

In 1972, he starred in his own TV variety show on NBC, The Bobby Darin Amusement Company, which ran until his death in 1973. Darin married Andrea Yeager in June 1973. He made TV guest appearances and also remained a top draw at Las Vegas, where because of his poor health he was often administered oxygen after his performances.

Death

1973 Dario's illness took a turn for the worse. After failing to drugs (prescribed to protect his heart) to make a dentist visit, he developed blood poisoning. This weakened his body and badly affected one of his heart valves. On 11 December 1973, entered Darin Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles for the surgery, which was to repair two artificial heart valve in 1971 in the previous operation. On 19 December 1973 began the operation. A Five-man surgical team spent over six hours to repair his damaged heart. But although the operation was initially successful, Darin died minutes later in the recovery room without regaining consciousness to 20 December 1973, at age 37

Legacy

In 1990, Singer Paul Anka made the speech Darin's inclusion in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. In 1999 he was voted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. He has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

The Righteous Brothers In it relate to in their song Rock and Roll Heaven, a tribute to the late musician in months This death was released. The duo also a reference to Hill Road. In 2000, acquired actor Kevin Spacey, a lifelong fan of Darin, the film rights to his story. Spacey Director and produced the film, playing Bobby Darin, and co-wrote the screenplay. The film is by one of the top hits named Darin, Beyond the Sea. With the consent of the Darin estate, Steve Blauner, and archivist Jimmy Scalia, the film was when it opened in 2004 Toronto International Film Festival. Despite the strong studio support, critical reaction was poor, and Box office results were disappointing. But the film inspired a new interest in Daria, in the publication of material "is never" brought added. His pianist Roger Kellaway, has recorded two albums of Darin's music as well. Spacey was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Actor for the film. He has also occasional concert tours, performing many of Darin hits as a tribute to the singer.

In a 2003 episode of the NBC television series American Dreams, Duncan Sheik portrays Darin Beyond the Sea, leading to American Bandstand. Brittany Snow's character, Meg Pryor, Dario awarded as liaison officer during the show.

On Monday 14 May, 2007, Darin was a star on the Las Vegas Walk of Stars. This tribute honors Darin for his contribution to production Las Vegas the "Entertainment Capital of the World" and acknowledges his reputation as one of the greatest entertainers of the 20th Century. The sponsorship fee for this Stern was provided entirely by donations Fan

In December 2007, Dario was included in the charts Hall of Fame.

It had a custom car built as the "Dream Car" by Andy Didia designed, it's on display at the St. Louis Museum of Transportation.

On 13 December 2009, the Recording Academy announced that Darin is a Life Time Achievement Award (post mortem) at the 2010 Grammy Awards received.

Biopic

Main article: Beyond the Sea (movie)

As mentioned above, Beyond the Sea is a 2004 biographical film based on Darin life, which gets its title from the song In it the same name. Kevin Spacey in the lead role for the stars and used his own voice the musical numbers, co-wrote, directed, and co-produced the film, Dario's rise to teen-idol success both in music and film industry shows during the 1950s and '60s and his marriage to Sandra Dee, the portrait of Kate Bosworth.

Already in 1986, intended Barry Levinson, a film about the life Dario direct insurers, and he began pre-production on the project in early 1997. When he finally vacated the position of director, Spacey, along with Darin's son Dodd, acquired the film rights. Beyond the Sea was released in December 2004 to mixed reviews from critics and bombed at the box office. However responded Dodd Darin, Sandra Dee and former This coach Steve Blauner with enthusiastic feedback Spacey work on the film. Despite the mixed reviews, some critics praised Spacey capacity, mainly because of its decision, his own voice to use. He also received a Golden Globe nomination.

Discography

Singles

Release Date

Title

Reverse

Label

Chart positions

U.S. charts

Checkout

UK

R & B

1956

Iceland Rock Line /

Wood

Decca 29 883

Silly Willy /

Blue Eyed Mermaid

Decca 29 922

The Greatest Of Them All Builder /

Hear Them Bells

Decca 30 031

1957

Dealer In Dreams /

Help Me

Decca 30 225

Million Dollar Baby /

Talk To Me

Atco 6092

Do not Call My Name /

Pretty Betty

Atco 6103

1958

Silly Willy /

Dealer In Dreams

Decca 30 737

Just in case you change your opinion /

So Mean

Atco 6109

Splish Splash /

Judy Do Be Moody

U.S. Atco 6117, UK 8666

3

2

18

1

Early in the morning /

Now We're One

55 073 Braunschweig (see below)

Early in the morning /

Now We're One

Atco 6121

24

25

8

Queen of the Hop

Lost Love

U.S. Atco 6127/UK London 8737

9

12

24

6

Mighty Mighty Man /

You're Gone

Atco 6128

1959

Plain Jane

While I'm Gone

Atco 6133

38

30

Dream Lover

Bull Moose

U.S. Atco 6140/UK London 8867

2

3

1

4

Mack the Knife

Was there a Call For Me

U.S. Atco 6147/UK London 8939

1

1

1

6

1960

Beyond the Sea (the French hit "La Mer")

That's The Way Love Is

U.S. Atco 6158/UK London 9034

6

7

8

15

Clementine

Story High

U.S. Atco 6161/UK London 9086

21

13

8

Will not You Come Home Bill Bailey? /

U.S. Atco 6167/UK London 9142

19

16

34

I'll Be There

79

Beachcomber

Autumn Blues

Atco 6173

100

50

Artificial Flowers /

Atco 6179

20

19

:: Top Shown as "Bobby Darin at the piano"

Somebody To Love

45

58

Christmas Auld Lang Syne /

Atco 6183

51

50

Child of God

95

95

She's Tanfastic!

Moments of love

Atco / Ferrion Inc.

–

–

:: About special bonus record

1961

Lazy River

Oo-Ee train

U.S. Atco 6188/UK London 9303

14

18

2

Nature Boy

Look for my true love

U.S. Atco 6196/UK London 9375

40

31

Theme from "Come September"

Walk Back To Me

U.S. Atco 6200/UK London 9407

113

55

50

:: Display as "Bobby Darin & His Orchestra"

You have a beautiful baby Have Been

Sorrow Tomorrow

U.S. Atco 6206/UK London 9429

5

7

10

Irresistible You /

U.S. Atco 6214/UK London 9474

15

16

Multiplication

30

26

5

1962

What'd I Say (Part 1) /

What'd I Say (Part 2)

Atco 6221

24

6

Things

Jailer Bring Me Water

U.S. Atco 6229/UK London 9575

3

10

2

If a man answers / All By Myself

U.S. Capitol Capitol 4837/UK 15 272

32

28

24

True, True Love

105

Baby Face

You know how

U.S. Atco 6236/UK London 9624

42

38

40

I Found a New Baby

Keep-A-Walkin '

Atco 6244

90

1963

You are the reason why I live

Now You're Gone

Capitol 4897

3

5

18 Yellow Roses

Not For Me

U.S. Capitol Capitol 4970/UK 15 306

10

12

37

28

Treat My Baby Good

Down So Long

Capitol 5019

43

38

Be Mad Little Girl

Since You've Been Gone

Capitol 5079

64

74

1964

I Wonder Who's Kissing her now

As Long As I'm Singing

Capitol 5126

93

83

Lord

Golden Earrings

Atco 6297

45

39

Swing Low Sweet Chariot /

Similau

Atco 6316

–

–

The things in this house

Wait by the water

Capitol 5257

86

89

1965

Minnie The Moocher /

Hard Headed Hannah

Atco 6334

–

–

Hello, Dolly!

Golden Earrings

Capitol 5359

79

–

Venice Blue (Que C'est Triste Venise)

A World Without You

Capitol 5399

133

94

When I Get Home /

Lonely Road

Capitol 5443

–

–

Gyp The Cat /

The funny feeling

Capitol 5481

–

–

1966

We did not ask to be brought here

Funny What Love Can Do

Atlantic 2305

117

–

Silver Dollar /

The Breaking Point

Atlantic 2317

–

–

Mame

Walking In The Shadow Of Love

Atlantic 2329

53

63

Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? /

Merci, Cheri

Atlantic 2341

–

–

If I Were a Carpenter

Rainin '

U.S. Atlantic 2350/UK Atlantic 584 051

8

9

9

The girl stood still beside Me

Reason To Believe

Atlantic 2367

66

65

Lovin 'You /

Amy

Atlantic 2376

32

43

The Lady Came From Baltimore /

I Am

62

73

1967

Loved Be Home Soon /

Hello, Sunshine

Atlantic 2420

93

–

Talk To The Animals /

To the best

Atlantic 2433

–

–

Talk To The Animals /

She Knows

Atlantic 2433

105

–

1968

Long Line Rider

Change

Direction 350

79

66

1969

Me & Mr. Hohner /

Song for a dollar

Direction 351

123

–

Distractions (Part 1) /

Jive

Direction 352

111

–

:: Represented as "Bob Darin"

1970

Sugar Man (9 to 5) /

Jive's Alive

Direction 4000

–

–

Baby May /

Sweet Reason

Direction 4001

–

–

Maybe we can get together /

Rx Pyro (Prescription: Fire)

Direction 4002

–

–

1971

Melody /

Someday We'll Be Together

Motown 1183

–

–

Simple song of freedom /

I'll Be Be Your Baby Tonight

Motown 1193

–

–

1972

Sail Away /

Something in her love

Motown 1203

–

–

1973

Average People /

Something in her love

Motown 1217

–

–

Happy

Something in her love

Motown 1217

67

59

1979

Dream Lover /

UK Lightning 9017

–

–

64

Mack The Knife

–

–

64

1987

Beyond The Sea

Mack The Knife

Atlantic 89 166

–

–

Early In The Morning

Darin approached Brunswick Records with "Early In The Morning". Braunschweig was impressed, but as Darin was still published under contract to Atlantic Records' Atco subsidiary, the song was "The Ding Dong." New York DJs liked the recording and soon discovered Atco the deception. Brunswick had to turn over the masters to Atco which released the record under the name: "The Rinky Dinks". In Great Britain, where It had a version of Buddy Holly compete to rush, was published by Brunswick, the single was released under his own name Darin's.

Albums

Key:

U.S. Billboard = BB

U.S. Cashbox = CB

UK = UK Charts

Bobby Darin – Atco 33-1021958

Issued in mono only

That's All (BB # 7) – Atco 33-104 (Mono) (CB # 9) / SD 33-104 (stereo) (CB # 16) – 1959

Note: There were separate Cashbox charts mono and stereo albums until 1965

This is Daria (BB # 6) – Atco 33-115 (CB # 5) / SD 33-115 (CB # 7) – 1960

Darin at the Copa (BB # 9) – Atco 33-122 (CB # 6) / SD 33-122 (CB # 12) – 1960

For Teenagers Only (CB # 38) – Atco 10,011,960

Issued in mono only

It's You Or No One – Atco 33-124/SD 33-1241960

The 25th Day of December – Atco 33-125/SD 33-1251960

Two Of A Kind (Bobby Darin and Johnny Mercer) – Atco 33-126 (CB # 38) / SD 33-1261961

The Story of Bobby Darin (BB # 18) – Atco 33-131 (CB # 11) / SD 33-1311961

Originally white album cover, in 1962 issued with black album cover revisited. These issues have been down with Bobby Darin autograph in the run-out groove plate on page 2 and later re-releases include not the autograph

Love Swings (BB # 92) – Atco 33-134 (CB # 49) / SD 33-1341961

Twist with Bobby Darin (BB # 48) – Atco 33-138 (CB # 45) / SD 33-1381961

The originals of the above albums were originally yellow Atco "Harp" labels pressed. In 1962 these were released with gold / dark blue label (mono copies) and purple / brown label (stereo samples), published which also used to forecoming Atco

Bobby Darin sings Ray Charles (BB # 96) – Atco 33-140 (CB # 41) / SD 33-1401962

Things and other things (BB # 45) – Atco 33-146 (CB # 43) / SD 33-1461962

Oh! Look at Me Now (BB # 100) – Capitol T (Mono) / ST (Stereo) 17,911,962

Earthy – Capitol T/ST-18261963

You are the reason why I'm Living (BB # 43) am – Capitol T 1866 (CB # 19) / ST 18,661,963

18 Yellow Roses "(BB # 98) – Capitol T 1942 (CB # 69) / ST 19,421,963

Golden Folk Hits – Capitol T / ST 20071963

Winner – Atco 33-167/SD 33-1671964

As Long As I'm Singing – Capitol T / ST 20841964

Unreleased, but rarely Stereo acetates are not known

From Hello Dolly Goodbye Charlie (BB # 107) – Capitol T / ST -21,941,964

Venice Blue (BB # 132) – Capitol T / ST 23,221,965

The Best Of Bobby Darin – Capitol T / ST 25711966

The Shadow of Your Smile – Atlantic 8121 (mono) / SD-8121 (Stereo) – 1966

In a Broadway Bag – Atlantic 8126/SD 81,261,966

If I Were a Carpenter (BB # 142, CB # 97) – Atlantic 8135/SD 81,351,966

There were more pressing as a mono-stereo copies of copies of this album

Inside Out – Atlantic 8142/SD 81,421,967

Bobby Darin sings Doctor Dolittle – Atlantic 8154/SD 81,541,967

Bobby Darin Born Walden Robert Cassotto – towards 1936 – 1968

Engagement – direction 19371969

Finally – Motown 7391972

Commercially unreleased, but there are rare test pressings of RCA

Bobby Darin – Motown 7531972

Darin: 1936-1973 (CB # 136) – Motown 8,131,974

Filmography

Come September (1961)

Too Late Blues (1962)

State Fair (1962)

Hell is for Heroes (1962)

If a man answers (1962)

Pressure Point (1962)

Captain Newman, MD (1963)

That Funny Feeling (1965)

Gunfight in Abilene (1967)

Stranger in the House (1967)

The Happy Ending (1969)

Happy Mother's Day, Love George (1973)

Literature

Dodd Darin and Maxine Paetro: Dream Lovers: the Magnificent Shattered Lives of Darin Bobby and Sandra Dee. New York: Warner Books 1994th ISBN 0-446-51768-2

References

^ What he wanted to be remembered.

^ From Biography: Bobby Darin, The Biography Channel. Retrieved 12th August 2007. Also in the Bobby Darin Episode of the Biography series mentioned.

^ Bobby Darin, a man in a hurry, a BBC Radio 2 program presented December 2008 by Tim Rice

^ Autobiography Who's doing now by Connie Francis

^ From Bobby Darin, a man in a hurry BBC Radio 2

^ The Splish Splash Session – Session Notes by Dik de Heer, BobbyDarin.net / BobbyDarin.com

^ Classical DomainLI, TRIBUTE Frankie Laine TO

^ Nancy Sinatra. (2000). Movin 'with Nancy. [Song listing]. Chatsworth, CA: Image Intertainment.

^ Http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/b/bobbydarin314910.html

^ Beyond the Sea (2004): Reviews

^ Dream Car Art

^ Transport Association

^ Splish Splash by Bobby Darin Songfacts

^ Http: / / ntl.matrix.com.br/pfilho/html/top40/index.html

^ Dream Lover by Bobby Darin Songfacts

^ Mack The Knife by Bobby Darin Songfacts

^ Meeting Notes by Dik de Heer: Early in the morning

External Links

International Jose Guillermo Carrillo Foundation

Bobby Darin at the Internet Movie Database

Official website

Brief Bio, from Darin, with some new speculation.

Hall of Rock

"Beyond the Sea" (2004) Hollywood movie about the life of Bobby Darin

Jimmy Scalia: The Official Bobby Darin Archivist

Bobby Darin Discography: For complete information on all of its LPs

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Black on Black Fernandez Revolver X Super fast Electric Guitar Shredders Dream!! $199.00

~Sale New Crescent SUNBURST Electric Guitar+Strap+Gigbag and WARRANTY $69.99

Travis Bean TB1000S Standard White 100% original vintage electric guitar $4,500.00

CORT X-9 ELECTRIC GUITAR! FLOYD, METALLIC BLUE, NICE! LOOK! $64.99

GHS Electric Guitar Strings Boomers X-Lite 9-42 LE-GBXL $9.32

Luna Guitars Trinity 12-String Grand Auditorium Acoustic-Electric Guitar Natural $469.00

Crescent BLUEBURST Electric Guitar+15w AMPLIFIER+Strap+Cord+Gigbag ACC NEW $99.99

Luna Guitars Fauna Hummingbird Parlor Acoustic-Electric Guitar Quilted Maple $399.00

Dean Exotica Flame Maple Acoustic-Electric Guitar Tiger Eye $399.00

Dean Exotica Flame Maple Acoustic-Electric Guitar Tiger Eye $399.00

Dean Exhibition thin Body Acoustic-Electric Guitar w/Aphex Satin Natural $399.00

Dean Exhibition thin Body Acoustic-Electric Guitar w/Aphex Satin Natural $399.00

NEW Crescent BLACK Electric Bass Guitar Combo+Strap+Gigbag+15w AMP! $134.99

Crescent ADULT Crescent BLACK Electric Acoustic Guitar+E-TUNER $99.69

2012 Seagull Artist Mosaic Series Acoustic Electric Guitar $729.00

New ZEBRA Electric Guitar+AMP Cord & Whammy Bar $69.99

Gibson 1963 Johnny Smith Double Electric Pickup Acoustic Archtop Vintage Guitar $12,000.00

NEW Crescent BLACK Electric Guitar+15w Amplifier+ WARRANTY COMBO $99.99

Heavy Metal Style Unfinished Electric Guitar Kit DIY Project TPJS-12 – New $179.99

First Act Electric Guitar Strings Extra Light Gauge .009-.042 BRAND NEW $9.99

Heavy Nylon plus Padded Cotton Electric Guitar Bag Case $18.99

FENDER SQUIER CYCLONE HS WITH WHAMMY ELECTRIC GUITAR TOBACO BURST MINT CONDITION $229.00

NEW HOT PINK 3/4 JUNIOR SIZE LP-777 ELECTRIC GUITAR $159.95

Longhorn Electric Guitar Body Dan Electro Coral Electric Bass Lyre Baritone $184.01

Longhorn Electric Guitar Body Dan Electro Coral Electric Bass Lyre Baritone $185.29

Quick Change Capo For Acoustic/Electric Guitar Black UK $1.55

Crestwood electric guitar with case (white) $101.50

Musical Instrument B-2 Steel Electric Guitar String $5.78

Acoustic/Electric Guitar Quick Change Clamp Key Capo e $0.99

Heavy Metal Style Unfinished Electric Guitar Kit DIY Project TPJS-12 – New $174.95

Phineas & Ferb Electric Guitar $24.98

GREEN+black P-style electric BASS guitar+gig bag+strap $74.95

Alice Steel String Electric Guitar Machine Head Set $9.99

New Guitar Capo for Electric & Acoustic Guitars Capos $0.99

4PCS HEAVY ELECTRIC GUITAR VOLUME TONE KNOB CHROME BRASS $6.99

ELECTRIC GUITAR FRET WIRE SET /24 PIECES FOR FENDER STRAT $2.99

Fender Classic Series ‘72 Telecaster Deluxe Black Electric Guitar $450.00

Pink Digital Auto Tuner Electric Acoustic Guitar 440Hz $7.99

Sliver Digital Auto Tuner Electric Guitar Bass 440Hz $7.99

3-way Selector Electric Guitar Blade Switch W/ Black Cap $1.99

Gold Tune-O-Matic Electric Guitar Bridge & Stop Bar SET $9.99

Black Tune-O-Matic Electric Guitar Bridge & Stop Bar SET $9.49

Black Acoustic Electric Guitar End Pin Jack, Input Out Jack $2.99

ELECTRIC GUITAR/BASS PRE-Wired CONTROL PLATE CHROME $7.99

3R3L Electric Acoustic Guitar Machine Heads Tuners Black $6.99

BLACK 6L TWIST LOCK Electric GUITAR MACHINE HEADS $14.99

6L TWIST LOCK Electric GUITAR MACHINE HEADS Chrome $14.99

Quality Chrome 6R In line Electric Guitar tuning peg machine heads $5.99

Electric Guitar Bone nuts Slotted 42*3.5*4.5/3.5 Set of 3 $2.99

3PCS 6 String Electric Guitar Bone nuts Slotted $3.69

Curved Electric Guitar Humbucker Pickup Frame IVORY $1.99

Curved Electric Guitar bridge / neck Pickup Frame Ring Black $1.99

Electric Guitar Thin Flat Pickup Frame Ring Height 3mm $1.99

REPLACEMENT HARDTAIL ELECTRIC GUITAR BRIDGE CHROME $6.99

BLACK COVERED SINGLE COIL ELECTRIC GUITAR PICKUP 48/50/52 Set $7.99

WHITE Humbucker Double Coil ELECTRIC Guitar Pickup SET $10.99

Duplex Electric Guitar Cavity Cover Back Plate Mirror $2.49

CREAM GUITAR BODY BACK PLATE For Electric guitar $1.99

Gold Electric Guitar Tremolo Bridge Double Lock Kit $30.99

ELECTRIC GUITAR STRINGS CHROME TELE NECK PICKUP $4.49

BLACK TWIN BAR ELECTRIC GUITAR PICKUPS PICK-UP $5.99

RMS G80 Electric Guitar 80Watt Amp Amplifier $139.99

38″ Waterproof Electric Guitar Gig Bag Case w/ Strap $7.49

40″ Waterproof Electric Guitar Gig Bag Case w/ Strap $8.99

41″ Waterproof Electric Guitar Gig Bag Case w/ Strap $8.49

2 X CR Dual Concentric Control knob for Electric guitar $4.49

2 X Gold Dual Concentric Control knob for Electric guitar $4.99

4 x RED SPEED KNOB FOR ELECTRIC GUITAR,PUSH ON $2.99

4 x Chrome Metal Electric Guitar Knobs Flat Top $4.99

Quality Fixed Tremolo Bridge For Fender Electric Guitar $16.99

1 set of 4 SPEED KNOB FOR ELECTRIC GUITAR,PUSH ON Transparent $2.99

Electric Acoustic Guitar Machine Heads Tuners Gold $11.99

Golden Electric Guitar Sealed Machine Heads Tuners SET $12.49

NEW ORIGINAL SET PRS 9-42 GAUGE ELECTRIC GUITAR 6 STRINGS PAUL REED SMITH PACK $13.95

Digital Electric Acoustic Guitar Bass String Tuner Auto $6.99

10 x Electric Guitar Input Output Jack Socket Switchcraft $3.99

6 x Acoustic Electric Guitar Machine heads W/concave cap $5.49

Aria TA-50 Electric Guitar – Brown Sunburst $627.29

GOLD 3L3R Unique Electric Acoustic Guitar Machine Heads Skull button $9.99