Bobby Darin on the Sonny and Cher Show [1972] (4 videos)

The latest BOBBY DARIN VIDEO BLAST at DarinLand.com features 4 great clips of Bobby Darin on the Sonny and Cher Show in November of 1972. Darin sings Randy Newman's "Sail Away" and appears in comedy skits. Use this link to see the videos:

Bobby Darin on the Sonny and Cher Show [1972] (4 videos)

There's also a new POLL (Your favorite clip from this week's Bobby Darin on the Sonny & Cher show Video Blast.)

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Bobby Darin and Sandra Dee in “That Funny Feeling” (3 videos)

The latest Bobby Darin Video Blast on the DarinLand.com site features 3 fun clips of Bobby Darin and Sandra Dee in the 1965 romantic comedy "That Funny Feeling." Use this link to see the videos:

Bobby Darin and Sandra Dee in That Funny Feeling

There's also a new poll on the site, "Pick Your Favorite Cover Version of Bobby Darin's 'Early in the Morning.'"

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Bobby Darin on the Flip Wilson Show (4 videos)

The latest Bobby Darin Video Blast on the DarinLand.com site features 4 clips of Bobby Darin on the Flip Wilson Show. Use this link to see the videos:

Bobby Darin on the Flip Wilson Show

There's also a new poll (What is Bobby Darin's best LP of 1962?) and a new Question of the Week (What recent film do you think Bobby Darin would have been great in?) on the site!

More Bobby Darin at the Movies (3 videos)

Check out a new Bobby Darin Video Blast at the DarinLand.com site: 3 new video clips from Bobby Darin's movie career (the trailers to both "That Funny Feeling" and "State Fair," plus a scene from "Pressure Point.")

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More Bobby Darin at the Movies

Enjoy!

Bobby Darin on The Jack Benny Show (1964) (4 video clips)

Check out the latest Bobby Darin Video Blast on the DarinLand.com site:

Bobby Darin on the Jack Benny Show in 1964

There are 4 videos to choose from. Click the link to see 'em!

Bobby Darin and Sandra Dee in “If A Man Answers” (2 videos)

Here's a little smile for your Friday: 2 clips from the Bobby Darin/Sandra Dee 1962 romantic comedy "If A Man Answers" (click the link to see the videos) ...

Bobby Darin Video Blast: Bobby Darin and Sandra Dee in "If A Man Answers" (1962)

Bobby Darin on Rowan and Martin’s Laugh In (1968) (2 videos)

Bobby Darin displays his flair for sketch comedy on a 1968 episode of Rowan and Martin's Laugh In. To see see these 2 video clips, check out the new Bobby Darin Video Blast on the DarinLand.com site. Use this link:

Bobby Darin on Rowan and Martin's Laugh In

Bobby Darin CD Profile: The Curtain Falls, Live at the Flamingo

Bobby Darin: The Curtain Falls, Live at the Flamingo [CD] (Collectors Choice CCM-171, April 10, 2001)
Recording Dates: November 9, 1963
Arrangers: Bob Florence*, Billy May**

1. *Intro/Hello Young Lovers (Richard Rodgers/Oscar Hammerstein II)
2. **Ace In The Hole (James Dempsey/George Mitchell)
3. You're Nobody 'Till Somebody Loves You
4. Hits Medley: Splish Splash (Bobby Darin/Jean Murray)/Beyond The Sea (Charles Trenet/Jack Lawrence)/Artificial Flowers (Jerry Bock/Sheldon Harnick)/Clementine (Woody Harris)
5. My Funny Valentine (Richard Rodgers/Lorenz Hart)
6. I Walk The Line (Parody) (John R. Cash)
7. 18 Yellow Roses (Bobby Darin)
8. Mack The Knife (Kurt Weill/Bertolt Brecht/Marc Blitzstein)
9. Comedy Routine
10. Work Song (Nat Adderley/Oscar Brown, Jr.)
11. Michael (Row The Boat Ashore) (Traditional)
12. Mary Don't You Weep (Traditional)
13. I'm On My Way Great God (Traditional)
14. The Curtain Falls (Sol Weinstein)

NOTE: This album was re-issued in 2005 as "Live From Las Vegas", on the Capitol label. Both CDs contain exactly the same 14 tracks.

Comments: Bobby Darin could electrify an audience like no other performer, and this November 1963 engagement at the Flamingo shows him at the height of his considerable powers. Darin comes charging out with a high-energy rendition of "Hello Young Lovers", follows it up with a sly and funny reading of "Ace in the Hole" (from his "Two of a Kind" collaboration with the legendary Johnny Mercer), then slides deftly into the more gentle and romantic "You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You". Other highlights include the Darin-penned tune "18 Yellow Roses" (this live version is considered by many to be superior to the studio cut), an amazing performance of Nat Adderley and Oscar Brown Jr.'s "Work Song", and of course, the show-stopping title tune, "The Curtain Falls". Peppered throughout is Darin's easygoing stage banter and legendary sense of humor. This is not just a gem--it's a gem of blinding brilliance.

Bobby Darin the Impressionist (Video Clip)

Bobby Darin does his legendary Stars Bar routine in this clip, featuring spot-on impressions of Walter Brennan, Cary Grant, Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, and a host of others. Brilliant stuff!