PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com Bobby Rydell was born Robert Ridarelli in Philadelphia. It was his father who encouraged him to pursue a career in show business. At the age of four, Rydell would sit in front of the TV and impersonate such performers as Milton Berle, Louis Prima and Johnny Ray. He also admired drummer Gene Krupa and began playing the drums at the age of six. At the age of seven and with his father's encouragement, Rydell began performing in nightclubs in Philadelphia. In 1950, Bobby Rydell entered the amateur show of Paul Whiteman; his first-place win gained him a regular part on the show. He stayed with the Whiteman show for three years and then went to join several local bands in Philadelphia. It was here too that Bobby Ridarelli became the easier-to-pronounce Bobby Rydell. At 16 he began playing with local groups, landing a spot as a drummer for Rocco and the Saints. (Frankie Avalon, another Philadelphia-born musician, played trumpet for the group.) While with the band, Rydell signed a recording contract with Cameo/Parkway Records in Philadelphia. His hit "Kissin' Time," recorded in the summer of 1959, launched his musical career and made him a teen idol at the age of 17. After making his first hit recording, he pursued a solo career, performing at the Copacabana in New York in 1961, where he .... + Informações

PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com Bobby Rydell was born Robert Ridarelli in Philadelphia. It was his father who encouraged him to pursue a career in show business. At the age of four, Rydell would sit in front of the TV and impersonate such performers as Milton Berle, Louis Prima and Johnny Ray. He also admired drummer Gene Krupa and began playing the drums at the age of six. At the age of seven and with his father's encouragement, Rydell began performing in nightclubs in Philadelphia. In 1950, Bobby Rydell entered the amateur show of Paul Whiteman; his first-place win gained him a regular part on the show. He stayed with the Whiteman show for three years and then went to join several local bands in Philadelphia. It was here too that Bobby Ridarelli became the easier-to-pronounce Bobby Rydell. At 16 he began playing with local groups, landing a spot as a drummer for Rocco and the Saints. (Frankie Avalon, another Philadelphia-born musician, played trumpet for the group.) While with the band, Rydell signed a recording contract with Cameo/Parkway Records in Philadelphia. His hit "Kissin' Time," recorded in the summer of 1959, launched his musical career and made him a teen idol at the age of 17. After making his first hit recording, he pursued a solo career, performing at the Copacabana in New York in 1961, where he .... + Informações

4 Bobby Rydell pictures by permission of boomers-fifties-pinups.com. They are at 1 1:09; 1:19; 1:24, 1:34. Bobby Rydell was born Robert Ridarelli in Philadelphia. It was his father who encouraged him to pursue a career in show business. At the age of four, Rydell would sit in front of the TV and impersonate such performers as Milton Berle, Louis Prima and Johnny Ray. He also admired drummer Gene Krupa and began playing the drums at the age of six. At the age of seven and with his father's encouragement, Rydell began performing in nightclubs in Philadelphia. In 1950, Bobby Rydell entered the amateur show of Paul Whiteman; his first-place win gained him a regular part on the show. He stayed with the Whiteman show for three years and then went to join several local bands in Philadelphia. It was here too that Bobby Ridarelli became the easier-to-pronounce Bobby Rydell. At 16 he began playing with local groups, landing a spot as a drummer for Rocco and the Saints. (Frankie Avalon, another Philadelphia-born musician, played trumpet for the group.) While with the band, Rydell signed a recording contract with Cameo/Parkway Records in Philadelphia. His hit "Kissin' Time," recorded in the summer of 1959, launched his musical career and made him a teen idol at the age of 17. After making his first hit recording, he pursued a solo career, performing at the Copacabana in New York in 1961, where he was an instant hit. Rydell made his acting debut in 1962 on the television show Combat .... + Informações

did bobby do the original or was it peter & gordon?. + Informações

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Artist - Bobby Rydell Song - We Got Love (Lyrics) (We got love) 'Cause you've got ONE lucky fella TWO love you true And I got THREE little words I'm sayin' with FOUR only you FIVE o'clock I call ya and by SIX we got a date SEVEN I'll be heaven-bound and in your arms by EIGHT Everybody now (we got love) By the numbers (we got love) Ooh, yeah, yeah, yeah (Ain't it wonderful we got love) 'Cause I got ONE million kisses TWO thrill you through And I got THREE thousand hugs I'm savin' FOUR only you FIVE'll get you TEN, dear That in SIX more years we rate SEVEN little children, dear Or maybe we'll have EIGHT Let me hear it, baby (we got love) Ah, don'tcha know it now (we got love) Ooh yeah, yeah, yeah (Ain't it wonderful we got love) When we marry FIVE'll get you TEN, dear That in SIX more years we rate SEVEN little children, dear Or maybe we'll have EIGHT All together now (we got love) Ah, let me tell ya (we got love) Ooh, yeah, yeah, yeah (Ain't it wonderful we got love) One more time (we got love) Ah, don'tcha know it (we got love) Ooh, yeah, yeah, yeah (Ain't it wonderful we got love). + Informações

LYRICS: Volare - whoh-oh Cantare - Whoh, oh, oh, oh Ah - let's fly way up to the clouds Away from the madd'ning crowds We could sing in the glow of a star that I know of Where lovers enjoy peace of mind Let us leave the confusion - all disillusion behind Just like birds of a feather A rainbow together we'll find Volare, whoh, oh, Cantare, whoh, oh, oh, oh No wonder my happy heart sings Your love has given it wings Whoh, oh Let's a fly way up to the clouds Away from the madd'ning crowds We could sing in the glow of a star that I know of Where lovers enjoy peace of mind Let us leave the confusion - disillusion behind Oh like birds of a feather Rainbow together we'll find Volare, ah, ah, Cantare, whoh, oh, oh, oh No wonder my happy heart sings Your love has given it wings People - your love has given it wings. + Informações

Bobby Rydell | Volare | 1960 Bobby Rydell (born Robert Louis Ridarelli, 26 April 1942, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) is an American professional singer, mainly of rock and roll music. During the early 1960s he was considered a so-called "teen idol". According to Allmusic music journalist Kim Summers, Rydell, whose interest in show business began at the age of four years, "is one of the most sought-after nightclub and concert acts in the US. His performance in Bye Bye Birdie and his recordings "Wild One" and "Volare" made him a famous performer in the 1960s. Rydell used his talents as an impersonator and drummer mostly in pursuing a musical rather than an acting career".. + Informações

Forget him if he doesn't love you, Forget him if he doesn't care Don't let him tell you that he wants you 'Cause he can't give you love which isn't there Little girl, he's never dreaming of you He'll break your heart, ya wait and see So don't you cry now, just tell him goodbye now Forget him and please come home to me (Forget him if he doesn't love you) (Forget him if he doesn't care) Don't let him tell ya that he wants you 'Cause he can't give you love which isn't there Oh little girl, he's never dreaming of you He'll break your heart, ya wait and see So don't you cry now, just tell him goodbye now Forget him and please come home to me No don't you cry now better tell him goodbye now Forget him and please come home to me. + Informações

4 All the music lovers!!!. + Informações

Bobby Rydell's last chart hit "Forget Him" was a goodie peaking at #4 in December of 1963. This recording was rising on the charts when JFK was assassinated, but in about a month the US public would become very conscious of The Beatles and the British music invasion would be on spelling an unfortunate end to the chart success of many of the late 50's teen idols including Frankie Avalon, Fabian, and Bobby Rydell.. + Informações

Bobby Rydell - Remember Then. Please visit his site www.bobbyrydell.com This is one of the best versions of this super song. + Informações

He sounds as good live as he does on the record. A true professional.. + Informações

One of the teen idols of the early 60s performing in Tomorrowland.. + Informações

Diana - "Bobby Rydell" Year Song Released 1965 I'm so young, and you're so old This, my darling, I've been told I don't care, just what they say 'Cause forever, I will pray You and I, will be as free As the birds, up in the trees Oh, Oh please stay by me. Only you, only you can take my heart. Only you, only you can tear it apart. When you hold me, in your loving arms I can feel you, giving all your charms Hold me, darling...(Hold me, darling) Hold me tight...(Hold me tight) Love me baby...(Love me baby) with all your might Oh, oh please, stay by me Diana...(Diana) Oh, my love, my darlin' stood by me Diana...(Diana) Oh Diana...(Diana)... (fading) Mmmm Dianna.... + Informações

THIS IS THE RARE "COMEBACK ALBUM" THAT CAME OUT IN 1976... IT RELEASED "SWAY" WHICH HAD BEEN A DISCOTHEQUE HIT... THIS WAS THE CANADIAN PRESSING DONE BY QUÉBEC'S ALTA LABEL... NOW FORGOTTEN...LISTEN FINALLY!!!. + Informações

"Sway" is the English version of "¿Quién será?" composed by Pablo Beltrán Ruiz as a mambo in 1953. Norman Gimbel added the English lyrics and Dean Martin had the first hit with this in 1954. Since that time many recording artists took a turn with it including Bobby Rydell in a very popular version which went all the way to #14 on the charts during the Fall of 1960. By the way, the "Whoa, Whoa" gals that accompany Bobby on this and many of his other hit recordings were according to Bobby, grandmothers.. + Informações

Bobby Rydell - The Lovin' Things 1968 (Song only). + Informações

Bobby Rydell (born Robert Louis Ridarelli, 26 April 1942, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)[1] is an American professional singer, mainly of rock and roll music. During the early 1960s he was considered a so-called "teen idol". According to Allmusic music journalist Kim Summers, Rydell, whose interest in show business began at the age of four years, "is one of the most sought-after nightclub and concert acts in the US. His performance in Bye Bye Birdie and his recordings "Wild One" and "Volare" made him a famous performer in the 1960s. Rydell used his talents as an impersonator and drummer mostly in pursuing a musical rather than an acting career".. + Informações

South Philadelphia, USA Produced Some Big Talent...Like Fabian, Frankie Avalon And Bobby Rydell! The Biggest Hit For Bobby Was "Wild One". Here's A Tune That Made It To #21 In 1961...But Is Highly Overlooked. I Can't Remember The Last Time I Ever Heard "That Old Black Magic" Played On An Oldies Radio Station. Check Out The Brilliant High Energy Production On This Superb Stereo Cameo/Parkway Recording!. + Informações

1963 BYE BYE BIRDIE One Boy/Ann Margret,Bobby Rydell,Dick Van Dyke,Janet Leigh. + Informações

One of the finest Bobby Rydell-songs: Forget Him. A top-10 hit in de US in 1963, played on my Seeburg V200!. + Informações

Bobby Rydell - Cherie. + Informações