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October 25, 2016
Everyone’s favourite and 60’s Icon –
America’s Bobby Vee, was loved by all.
He bounced into the charts in 61
with his first UK hit ‘Rubber Ball’.
‘Also in 61, four more Top 10 songs included –
‘Take Good Care Of My Baby’ at No.3,
And ‘Run To Him’ in December,
A Christmas hit proved to be.
‘Please Don’t Talk About Barbara’
and ‘Sharing You’ – hits in 62,
and ‘A Forever Kind Of Love’,
in the charts of this year too.
In 63, another song to captivate us,
was ‘The Night Has A Thousand Eyes’,
reaching as high as Number 3
– this Star did mesmerise…
And fittingly ‘Bobby Tomorrow’ –
his last hit of 63.
Though christened Robert Velline,
to us, he’ll always be Bobby Vee.
Thank You for the music –
Rest In Peace (1943 – 2016)
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