Biografia:
Bobby Darin (nascido Walden Robert "Bobby" Cassotto, em 14 de maio de 1936) foi um dos mais populares cantores e artistas americanos, ídolo dos adolescentes nos anos 50, cantando rock & roll. De família muito pobre, nunca conheceu o pai e cresceu pensando que sua verdadeira mãe - que o teve aos 14 anos de idade - fosse sua "irmã mais velha", tomando sua verdadeira avó materna como se fosse sua "mãe".
Diagnosticado como portador de febre reumática, doença incúravel, foi desenganado aos 8 anos de idade.
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Outras músicas:
- Beyond The Sea
- Beyond The Sea (la Mer)
- Dream Lover
- Somewhere Beyond The Sea
- Things
- A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square
- Amy
- Artificial Flowers
- Be Mad Little Girl
- Bullmoose
- Call Me Irresponsible
- Cant Get Used To Losing You
- Change
- Clementine
- Dont Call My Name
- Eighteen Yelloe Roses
- Hush Somebodys Callin My Name
- I Aint Sharin Sharon
- I Want You With Me
- If A Man Answers
- If I Were A Carpenter
- Ill Be There
- Irresistible You
- It Keeps Right On A
- Lady Came From Baltimore
- Lovin You
- Mack The Knife
- Me And Mr Hohner
- Multiplication
- Nature Boy
- Not For Me
- Pity Miss Kitty
- Plain Jane
- Pretty Betty
- Queen Of The Hop
- She Knows
- Simple Song Of Freedom
- Somebody To Love
- Splish Splash
- Sweet Reason
- Talk To Me Something
- The Girl Who Stood Beside Me
- The Shadow Of Your Smile
- The Things In This House
- Treat My Baby Good
- Up A Lazy River
- Wear My Ring
- Wont You Come Home Bill Bailey
- You Know How
- You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby
- Youre The Reason Im Living
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Queen of the Hop:Bobby Darin
Lyrics and music by Woody Harris & Walden Tweed.
Topped the charts at #9 in '59.
D D7
1.Well you can talk about your Julie and your Peggy Sue,
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You can keep your Miss Molly and your Mary-Lou,
D7 G
When it comes to the Chicken or doin' the Bop,
G A A7 A
Well, I got a girl they call the Queen of the Hop.
A7 D
CHORUS: Oh, I love my queen,
D D7
Do you know who I mean?
D7 G
Sweet little sixteen,
G D
Yes that's my queen.
D D7
2. Well, she wears short shorts and-a rock n' roll shoes,
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You ought to see her dance to the Yellow Dog Blues,
D7 G
She's my sugar-time baby, she's my lollipop.
G A A7 A
And everybody knows she's the Queen of the Hop.
CHORUS:
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3.Oh, yeah, she tunes into Bandstand every day,
D7 D D7
To watch the kids dancin' 'cross the USA,
D7 G
She don't care about a thing 'cept Rock n' Roll,
G A A7 A
My baby drives 'em crazy when she does the Stroll.
REPEAT VERSE #3.
REPEAT CHORUS:
A fifties favourite from Kraziekhat!
Lyrics and music by Woody Harris & Walden Tweed.
Topped the charts at #9 in '59.
D D7
1.Well you can talk about your Julie and your Peggy Sue,
D D7
You can keep your Miss Molly and your Mary-Lou,
D7 G
When it comes to the Chicken or doin' the Bop,
G A A7 A
Well, I got a girl they call the Queen of the Hop.
A7 D
CHORUS: Oh, I love my queen,
D D7
Do you know who I mean?
D7 G
Sweet little sixteen,
G D
Yes that's my queen.
D D7
2. Well, she wears short shorts and-a rock n' roll shoes,
D D7
You ought to see her dance to the Yellow Dog Blues,
D7 G
She's my sugar-time baby, she's my lollipop.
G A A7 A
And everybody knows she's the Queen of the Hop.
CHORUS:
D D7
3.Oh, yeah, she tunes into Bandstand every day,
D7 D D7
To watch the kids dancin' 'cross the USA,
D7 G
She don't care about a thing 'cept Rock n' Roll,
G A A7 A
My baby drives 'em crazy when she does the Stroll.
REPEAT VERSE #3.
REPEAT CHORUS:
A fifties favourite from Kraziekhat!
Bobby Rydell
Bobby Solo
Bobby Vee
Bobby Vinton
Boblennon