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1. Feb. 1974 · Darin 1936-1973 reflects some of Bobby Darin's most important influences: R&B (Fats Domino's "Blue Monday") and politics (Bob Dylan's "Don't Think Twice, It's Alright"). Collectors should take note that the live versions of "Mack the Knife" and "If I Were a Carpenter" from the Desert Inn are different than those on the Live at the Desert Inn release. Overall, because the material here is ...
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Darin 1936-1973. Darin 1936-1973 was an LP released in February, 1974 on Motown, shortly after Darin's death. (Bobby passed away on December 20, 1973.) It is available on CD. There are some subtle differences between the LP and CD. For example, there are a few tracks with different intros and orchestrations that weren't on the LP, added later ...
Listen to Darin 1936-1973 (Expanded Edition) by Bobby Darin on Deezer. I Won't Last A Day Without You, Wonderin' Where It's Gonna End, Sail Away...
Listen to Darin 1936-1973 (Expanded Edition), a playlist curated by Bobby Darin on desktop and mobile. SoundCloud Darin 1936-1973 (Expanded Edition) by Bobby Darin published on 2017-03-24T01:30:24Z. Genre Pop Contains tracks. I Won't Last A Day Without Y ...
This article, contributed by Harriet Wasser, appeared in the May, 1974 isue of Rona Barrett's Hollywood Magazine. These were Bobby Darin's words spoken only a year prior to December 20, 1973 - the day when all his struggles, successes and failures were automatically transformed into biographical statistics: the day when his heart stopped beating.
2. Apr. 2014 · (1936-1973) Who Was Bobby Darin? Singer-songwriter Bobby Darin moved from performing in New York City coffeehouses into recording in the late 1950s. In 1958, "Splish Splash," a novelty song he ...
