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The compilation film Bobby Darin: Seeing is Believing compiles into one release a series of vintage performance numbers from legendary crooner Darin. Most of the segments originally aired on The Ed Sullivan Show or the short-lived variety program The Bobby Darin Show (which ran for four months on NBC in 1973). Tracks include: Splish Splash, Work Song, Mame, Cry Me a River, Sweet Caroline, Beyond the Sea, Artificial Flowers and If I Were a Carpenter. The program also features a duet performed by Darin and Connie Francis, and a duet performed by Darin and Bobbie Gentry. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi

Bobby Darin, equally adept at rock, pop, jazz, and blues, was easily one of the most versatile entertainers of his generation. In this fabulous collection, Bobby sings and swings such favorites as Some of These Days, One For My Baby, and I've Got Rhythm. Songs include:I've Got RhythmI Have DreamedMedley : Give Me a Little Kiss Don' Look at Me That Way Slow Boat to China Too Young For the Blues Teach Me Tonight Too Close For Comfort You've Got A Lot To Learn Down With Love Don'cha Go Away Mad Cry Me A River River Stay 'Way From My Door Mack the Knife I Wish I Were In Love Again Medley: Some People Lucky Pierre I've Had It Zooma Zooma Some People Duet with Bob Hope: Down By The Old Mill Stream Singing with Joanna Sommers and Bob Hope: Bill Bailey Singing with... Less

Combining familiar movie and TV images with rare, seldom-seen backstage footage, this PBS documentary traces the life and tragic early death of pop singer Bobby Darin. Born in 1936, Darin was a superstar before he was old enough to vote, parlaying such standards as Mack the Knife, Artificial Flowers, and his own zany composition Splish Splash into gold-record nirvana. He also enjoyed an impressive film career, highlighted by some astonishing dramatic performances in films like Pressure Point and Captain Newman, M.D., and ascended to Hollywood royalty with his storybook marriage to another teen idol, Sandra Dee (a union that, alas, was never quite as happy as it seemed). Never encumbered by lack of confidence and humility, Darin nonetheless battled a personal demon all his life; born with... Less

Rock Hudson as Robert L. Talbot and Bobby Darin as Tony in Come September: At Moviestore we have an incredible library of celebrity photography covering movies, TV, music, sport and celebrity. Our exclusive photographs are professionally produced by our in-house team; we perfect bright vibrant colors or wonderful black and white tones for our photographic prints that you can display in your home or office with pride. All our images are produced from genuine original negatives and slides held in our vast library. We have been in business for 16 years so you can buy with confidence. Our guarantee: if you are not fully satisfied with any print from Moviestore we will gladly refund your money!

Beyond the Song is the quintessential tribute to an innovative performer whose tragically brief life was often stranger than fiction.

Stranger than fiction. Beyond the Song is the quintessential tribute to innovative performer Bobby Darin and his tragically brief life. From WhiteStar.

Bobby Darin Seeing Is Believing collects 20 video performances of the legendary entertainer for the first time ever on DVD. Drawing from various television shows over the years, including The Ed Sullivan Show and Darin's own popular variety show, the DVD features all of his biggest hits including 'Mack The Knife', 'Splish Splash', 'Beyond The Sea', 'Dream Lover', 'Artificial Flowers' and 'If I Were A Carpenter'. Also included is rare footage of Darin performing songs such as 'Cry Me A River', 'Work Song', 'Got My Mojo Workin' and 'Caravan', plus duets with Connie Francis and Bobbie Gentry. Darin is presented at the height of his career, singing his heart out and entertaining like only he could. This second installment from Hyena Records' Bobby Darin series follows up its best selling... Less

Personnel includes: Bobby Darin (vocals); Richard Wess, Jimmie Haskell, Jack Nitzche, Richard Behrke (arranger, conductor). Producers include: Herb Abramson, Ahmet Ertegun, Nesuhi Ertegun, Dick Jacobs, Jerry Wexler, Nik Venet, Charles Koppelman, Don Rubin. Compilation producer: James Austin.Recorded between 1958 & 1966. Includes liner notes by Bill Dahl.All tracks have been digitally remastered.While Bobby Darin was an unpredictable sort who ventured from 1950s rock & roll to swing to country and folk-rock over the course of his career, THE HIT SINGLES COLLECTION does as good a job of touching all the Darin bases as any single-disc anthology possibly could. Darin's '50s pop period is covered here (Splish Splash, et al), as is his neo-Sinatra big-band crooner work (as on the signature song... Less

The In Concert series brings you extraordinary vocalists such as Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Sammy Davis Jr., and Dean Martin, in rare, vintage, live performances of their greatest songs, newly remastered for DVD. Easily one of the most versatile (and likable) entertainers of his generation, Bobby Darin could handle jazz, pop, ballads, and even rock 'n' roll and make it all look so easy. Watch him as he sings and swings his way through classic Darin standards and medleys and shows off his considerable skills as a musical mimic and comedian, alongside the likes of Bob Hope and Jimmy Durante. Plus: Bobby Darin Rarities - a fun and fascinating collection of Dariniana including a 1964 appearance on the Jack Benny Program, rare newsreels and movie trailers! Hello Young Lovers Some Of These... Less

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Taped at the peak of his popularity, Bobby Darin's remarkable talents as a singer, musician, composer and actor are showcased in this highly rated 1970 television special. With special guest appearances by just-emerging Linda Ronstadt and the ever-young and charming George Burns, this DVD will lift your spirits with the sounds and stars of that colorful time. Includes hits such as If I Were A Carpenter, Hi Dee Ho, and his touching call for peace and hope, Simple Song of Freedom, which may be more pertinent today then ever before. Complete with DVD Bonus Features such as Digitally Mastered Audio & Video, a Fun Facts and Trivia Subtitle track and instant access to your favorite songs, THE DARIN INVASION IS COMING. S E L E C T I O N S Your Love Keeps Lifting Me Higher I Ain't Got Nobody Got... Less

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Personnel: Bobby Darin (vocals).Audio Mixer: Charles Paakkari.Liner Note Author: Will Friedwald. Recording information: Los Angeles, CA (11/10/1963- 03/11/1973); The Flamingo, Las Vegas, NV (11/10/1963- 03/11/1973). Arrangers: Richard Wess; Richard Weiss; Donald Peake; Ernie Freeman Combo; Jack Nitzsche; Jimmie Haskell; Billy May.In a recording career lasting 17 years, Bobby Darin spent only three of those years, 1962-1965, signed to Capitol Records. They were busy years for him in the recording studio: he released seven Capitol LPs, five of which made the charts, and 11 Capitol singles, eight of which entered the Billboard Hot 100, two of those, the self-written, country-styled You're the Reason I'm Living and 18 Yellow Roses, reaching the Top Ten. Still, his relatively brief Capitol... Less

Features: 25 songs from the long and fruitful career of Bobby Darin. Table of Contents: Queen Of The Hop About A Quarter To Nine Lovin' You Simple Song Of Freedom Clementine Eighteen Yellow Roses Artificial Flowers Multiplication Beyond The Sea Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home You're The Reason I'm Living Hello, Young Lovers Call Me Irresponsible Dream Lover Hello, Dolly! If I Were A Carpenter Lazy River Mack The Knife More (Ti Guarder ƒ² Nel Cuore) A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square Splish Splash That's All Things What'd I Say You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby Publisher: Hal Leonard Artist: Darin, Bobby Composer: Various Catalog Number: 00306744 Pages: 112

Bobby Darin fit more into his 37 years alive than most people fit into longer lifetimes. By the age of 22, Darin was a pop idol with chart-toppers Splish Splash and Dream Lovers. A year later, he reinvented himself as a Sinatra-style crooner with Mack the Knife and Beyond the Sea, winning a Grammy Award, the adulation of millions, a Hollywood contract, and a starlet wife, Sandra Dee. His sense of urgency drove him throughout his life and if it seemed as though Darin was trying to do it all, he was: a rheumatic heart doomed him to an early death. Bobby Darin examines the entertainer's entire life, from his boyhood in the Bronx, where he was born Walden Robert Cassotto, to his rise as a musical sensation, his rocky marriage to Sandra Dee, and the evolution of his career from pop idol to... Less

In a recording career lasting 17 years, Bobby Darin spent only three of those years, 1962-1965, signed to Capitol Records. They were busy years for him in the recording studio: he released seven Capitol LPs, five of which made the charts, and 11 Capitol singles, eight of which entered the Billboard Hot 100, two of those, the self-written, country-styled You're the Reason I'm Living and 18 Yellow Roses, reaching the Top Ten. Still, his relatively brief Capitol sojourn was not as memorable as his two stints at Atlantic Records, 1958-1961 (on the Atco subsidiary) and 1966-1967, which accounted for his eight other Top Ten hits, including the chart-topping Mack the Knife. Naturally, however, Capitol has re-compiled its Darin catalog several times over the years, starting with 1966's... Less

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Twist with Bobby Darin was released in mono and stereo in December of 1961 and peaked at number 48 on the Billboard charts, remaining there for 31 weeks. The dance album is a collection of rock songs, all of which have backbeat suitable for, obviously, twisting. An amazing seven of the twelve songs from Twist with Bobby Darin were included on The Best of Bobby Darin, Vol. 1 and the remaining five are on Rare Rockin' & Unreleased. That so many of the songs from this record are part of Darin's best does not mean that this is his best album. In fact, Twist with Bobby Darin was something of a stop-gap album. For Teenagers Only was released in September of 1960 and failed to chart. Five of the songs from that LP (Keep a Walkin, You Know How, Somebody to Love, I Ain't Sharin Sharon, Pity Miss... Less

Beyond the Song is the quintessential tribute to an innovative performer whose tragically brief life was often stranger than fiction.

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The handcrafted hammered copper basin of this 48 vanity cabinet will make a stunning addition to your bathroom. A stone countertop of your choosing and two functional doors that open to moderate storage space combine to create functional style and elegance. Solid hardwood construction with a Cherry finish. Features two doors for ample storage. Brushed Nickel hardware. Vanity set includes the vanity base, stone countertop with backsplash, and a copper undermount basin with bowl clips. Solid 16-guage copper construction. Sink has a hammered interior and Antique Copper finish. Each sink is handcrafted and is considered an individual work of art. Vanity only dimensions: 48 L x 21 W (front to back) x 34 H (± 1/2 ). Basin measurements: 19-3/8 L x 15-1/2 W (front to back) x 5-3/4... Less

Bobby Darin fit more into his 37 years alive than most people fit into longer lifetimes. By the age of 22, Darin was a pop idol with chart-toppers Splish Splash and Dream Lovers. A year later, he reinvented himself as a Sinatra-style crooner with Mack the Knife and Beyond the Sea, winning a Grammy Award, the adulation of millions, a Hollywood contract, and a starlet wife, Sandra Dee. His sense of urgency drove him throughout his life and if it seemed as though Darin was trying to do it all, he was: a rheumatic heart doomed him to an early death. Bobby Darin examines the entertainer's entire life, from his boyhood in the Bronx, where he was born Walden Robert Cassotto, to his rise as a musical sensation, his rocky marriage to Sandra Dee, and the evolution of his career from pop idol to... Less

During the early '60s, the Capitol Tower had begun to lose its luster as the home of traditional pop. Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin had departed for Reprise, which soon became the home of pop with recordings from Sinatra and Martin plus Sammy Davis, Jr. One of Capitol's counter moves was to sign Atco's Bobby Darin, who had started as a teen idol but, thanks to his smashes Mack the Knife and Beyond the Sea, crossed over to adult audiences. Darin boasted additional appeal thanks to his knockout club act and a series of film appearances (five in 1962 alone) that eventually earned him an Academy Award nomination. It seemed like a natural fit. Unfortunately, Darin never filled the shoes of Sinatra or even Martin. As his Atco period displayed, he was much better when he introduced material... Less

The handcrafted hammered copper basin of this 48 vanity cabinet will make a stunning addition to your bathroom. A stone countertop of your choosing and two functional doors that open to moderate storage space combine to create functional style and elegance. Solid hardwood construction with a Cherry finish. Features two doors for ample storage. Brushed Nickel hardware. Vanity set includes the vanity base, stone countertop with backsplash, and a copper undermount basin with bowl clips. Solid 16-guage copper construction. Sink has a hammered interior and Antique Copper finish. Each sink is handcrafted and is considered an individual work of art. Vanity only dimensions: 48 L x 21 W (front to back) x 34 H (± 1/2 ). Basin measurements: 19-3/8 L x 15-1/2 W (front to back) x 5-3/4 ... Less

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At the time of its release in 1988, The Ultimate Bobby Darin was arguably the most thorough single-disc compilation available. And for range and selection it remains the most thorough single-disc retrospective of the legendary singer, effectively capturing the stunning range of his unique musical vision. Each of its 17 songs is a gem. Included are Splish Splash, Dream Lover, Mack the Knife, and Beyond the Sea, as well as Somebody to Love and I'll Be There, which don't appear on The Hit Singles Collection. For sound quality, however, both this release and the early-'90s retrospectives Splish Splash: The Best of Bobby Darin, Vol. 1 and Mack the Knife: The Best of Bobby Darin, Vol. 2 have been supplanted by the more recent Hit Singles Collection and other post-2000 releases of his Atlantic... Less