Bobby Darin
- Type: Vocalist
- Country: United States
- Born: May 14, 1936 in Bronx, New York City, New York, United States
- Died: December 20, 1973, Los Angeles, California, United States
- Active: 1936 - 1973
Biography
Bobby Darin was a Bronx-born singer who moved from the self-written teen hits 'Splish Splash' (1958) and 'Dream Lover' (1959) to the Grammy-winning 'Mack the Knife' (1959) and 'Beyond the Sea' (1960) on #Atco Records#, rivalling Sinatra as a standards stylist while still in his twenties. He won a Golden Globe for 'Come September', earned an Oscar nomination for 'Captain Newman, M.D.', turned to folk in the later 1960s, and died in 1973, aged 37.
Genres
Bobby Darin Discography
- Bobby Darin (1958) - Album - rated 2.98/5
- That's All (1959) - Album - rated 3.38/5
- Mack the Knife / Was There a Call for Me (1959) - Single - rated 4.14/5
- Dream Lover / Bullmoose (1959) - Single - rated 3.65/5
- For Teenagers Only (1960) - Compilation - rated 2.7/5
- This Is Darin (1960) - Album - rated 2.79/5
- Love Swings (1961) - Album - rated 3.28/5
- The Bobby Darin Story (1961) - Compilation - rated 3.45/5
- Two of a Kind (1961) - Album - rated 3.31/5
- From Hello Dolly to Goodbye Charlie (1964) - Album - rated 3.45/5
- If I Were a Carpenter (1966) - Album - rated 3.69/5
- The Hit Singles Collection (2002) - Compilation - rated 3.56/5