Bobby Darin 'That's The Way Love Is' on The Ed Sullivan Show

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[timetowakeup]

"There's only one entertainer in the world I won't follow onto a stage, and that is Bobby Darin."

Sammy Davis Jr ~ 1962

[azukarzuchastux]

John 3:16
“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”

[mr.aldini]

A crooner who rocked - a rocker who crooned

[eckankar]

I remember hearing he died, I ran home from school crying, I adored Bobby so much.

[TomElvisSmith]

Fantastic! I'd been hoping you would post this! Bobby arguably at the pinnacle of his fame! This was soon after his break-through success with "Mack the Knife" which made everyone realize he wasn't just a rock and roll singer with songs like "Splish Splash" but a serious adult singer to be reckoned with. He was riding high, and his singing and delivery was smooth as silk (as it always was). A great performer! "That's the Way Love Is" was the B-side of "Beyond the Sea" (his new unforgettable single) and he performed both during this episode. I love this performance, so thank you so much for posting it! Hope to also see "Beyond the Sea" someday, as well as James Melton's different but equally beautiful version on a 1951 episode (which I've never seen but my grandfather would love to see too). Thank you!

[zovalentine]

Rest in powerful peace Warren Robert Cassotto🙏
14 May 1936 ~
20 December 1973⚘

You Better Treat My Baby Good! My 1st teenage crush 🎶❤🎶
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[michaeltuz]

The greatest showman to be named after a Chinese restaurant! Love this!
Thanks for posting!

[MarshallFullick]

Bobby was so smooth. Loved his body language shoulders hands head movement genius

[mckennalynn]

Great song! I'm currently watching his movie with Sandra Dee If a Man Answers great movie!

[karenvillanueva]

Wonderful Bobby Darin
So talented. A real crooner and such a perfect voice. He had such charisma! Gone far too soon.❤

[rubychew]

There is a lot of Sinatra in his voice, but Bobby's voice is a lot stronger.

[haraldtrittner]

I love this Song...and i'm a Bobby Darin Fan what more can i say 🤔 oh yes ...
M A R V E L O U S, A M A Z I N G and so C O O L😉

[recordguy]

Really great, he was the coolest, and also a very good drummer, pianist, and guitarist. One of the best I never got to see live....Kevin Spacey couldn't even come close to the greatness of Darin.

[tjable]

I love Bobby Darin. He was the consummate performer. Thank you for sharing this excellent video.

[anthonygarza]

Simply amazing. I love Bobby Darin. It's a huge shame he's not as mainstream as The Beatles or Elvis or Frank Sinatra. Most people these days just listen to his early hits.

[KevyNova]

The doctors told him when he was a child that he wouldn’t make it to 18. He still died too young but he lived longer than anyone expected and made every second count.

[betty]

Why does this music make me want to go on a cruise ship and go to a casino! Class all the way! RIP Bobby ❤️

[ronrice]

Fantastic. Man this guy could swing. Effortless rythym and phrasing. At his coolest here.

[edludwig]

Nothin like a live performance! His own composition. Just shake my talent....

[jadezee]

of course, Bobby Darin was in that short class of all-time great I would argue he died before he even reached his vocal peak..which I do not believe great singers reach until their early but more likely their mid 40's....