What’s the world coming to, as I find myself re-listening to songs by Bobby Sherman and David Cassidy?? I’m afraid the world is getting scarier and I am definitely getting old!! 🤣
Whoa! I remember loving this song when I was just 10 years old! At that age, you don't really know or are interested in the performers themselves, but Now, I'm Amazed at what a Great person that Bobby Sherman's been all these years; he's been a Police officer, a Paramedic, a guy that believed Helping people was Far More Important than being a Celebrity, & it's good knowing that in those days, he was, & Still is Very Appreciative to his fans. God Bless You Bobby!
I saw him in an episode of Emergency where he played an arrogant doctor who gets forced to spend a day with paramedics to see how tough they have it. Ironically, he became a paramedic in real life.
I agree. That's why I watched the video to see how tight his pants were. 😂. The song brought back memories. I didn't remember how it went until I heard it again. This is on response to momokoblue8032.
I know it's kind of bubble-gummy, but I love this song. The theme of resilience coming off a failed relationship, thinking positively, and moving on with your life. It always cheers me up when I hear it.
The song is just not what we are use to. Even then if you broke up with someone you dang about the loneliness, the heart break. This song is over all that and it’s about going back out and trying for love again. People call it bubble gum because of the tune but really , it should be upbeat.
@@lorrainelorraine351 Hey!....Yeah, it is documented in Marlon Brando's memoirs about Paul Newman and several other male'Hollywood Stars' in that era!....yes, i did know that about 'Grandpa Walton'and'Grandma Walton' was a Lesbian??!!...TRUE!...
I must admit, I had my first crush (at age 7!) on him, and now I truly realize he was more than just a cute guy, he had a legitimately fine voice for pop songs. Today, I try to listen to current vocalists, who all sing from the throat/nose and sound identical. Their recordings are so over-produced and their voices altered by "sweeteners" and the dreaded auto-tune that there are mighty few of them that could sell a song like this with nothing but a mic and a back-up band. Plus, 90% of the stuff coming out is instantly forgettable crap, barely suitable to fit the actual definition of a song. Thanks for sharing this!
I also find that I listen to songs in the past that I thought of as "naff" and find that I like them because I can hear every word and instrument as opposed to today in that everything is autotuned and over produced and forgettable. In other words, I agree with everything you say.
Hard to believe Bob is 65 and a police officer. He was and is such a great talent. He still can sing this good. The world needs more Bobby Shermans. He is a great entertainer and a civic minded person that gives back !! Great Posting
I’m reading this comment and realizing that Bobby Sherman could now be 80 years old. The seventies was an absolutely wonderful time to be a teenager.😉 You can only look back and enjoy the memories that shaped who we are today. If anyone in their teens is seeing this, I urge you to get into what we once grew up on, you may pick up on some of those great times too.👍 GOD Bless 🙏
I was a child when this song came out but it brings back a lot of poolside memories…. My neighbors would just sit by the pool sipping lemonade and this was one of the songs playing 🥰🥰🥰🥰
They don't make artists like Bobby Sherman anymore... Great voice and great Disposition as an Artist as well as an Individual. We can use more of that today...
Justin Beiber sure could learn a lot from Bobby. Don't think he ever ran rabid like Beiber, and Bobby has been a public servant for a long time. Much respect! ❤️
Betsy Manning when Bobby was huge, media exposure wasn’t. I think this was a key factor on Justin’s nasty public behavior. Maybe future teen artists will learn from his mistakes and not act as terrible
The first poster I got as a kid was Bobby Sherman's. My cousin and I both had a big crush on him. She was a few years older than me and when we went to her house she would play his records. I think she had every record that he put out.
Just the fact that there was a lyric that stated "I was a chump" says loads about accountability which is something that is seriously lacking in today's culture.
OMG- what a blast from the past! Bobby was so popular. I couldn't wait to see "Here Come the Brides" every week, and hearing that song - it was a huge hit. Holy smokes! Thanks for posting this, it really brought a smile to my face.. :)
I so agree with you! Last night I was telling a girlfriend how I used to watch him every Saturday morning but I couldn't remember the name...Here Come the Brides. Anyway I found it hard to believe that she never heard of him so she looked him up on internet. He was gorgeous and a great singer!
yeah, I'd forgotten about those.....how funny.....we used to make our decision on which cereal we wanted our mom to buy, depending on which box had the coolest free stuff, like those records, cool toys and gadgets, and all of that......wow, this makes me feel so old........lol.
+Cyril Escubar those records you had to cut out on the back of the box were different than the toys that were inside. You had to wait until the box was empty before cutting it out.
The good old days. I am so happy I was born in the 50's. I still love Bobby Sherman's voice and so cute, too. God bless him for bringing us so much joy.
Bobby Sherman also played more than a dozen different instruments. On some of his later singles like Waitin' At The Bus Stop, he did all of the instruments himself on that session.
"She wasn't kind, I wasn't smart. I lost my mind, and cut a fart." That was how I used to sing this song when it came out in 1970. I was 7, my two sisters were 11 and 12, and I had to hear this record ten times a day. My dad thought I was funny, my mom used an 18" ruler on me. Oh, the generational differences!!!! LOL!!!!
Bobby Sherman is 69 now. He was married to Patti Carnel from 1971-1979. The couple divorced. They had two sons, Christopher and Tyler, born in the early 1970s. He married long time girlfriend Brigitte Poublon July 18, 2010 in Las Vegas, Nevada, and together they have a humanitarian foundation called The Brigitte & Bobby Sherman Children's Foundation.--wikipedia
I was 5 when this song came out. I used to carry around a small transistor radio with me. No matter who crappy things were for me, every time I'd turn on the radio and this song would come on the sweet sound of Bobby's voice used to wipe the pain away. Thank you, Bobby. :)
I was 15 when this came out, and I remember I def had a crush on him back then. Seems like he was in a show called "Here Come the Brides" which I loved! Those were the good old days, so sweet and innocent and lovely. I sure miss that world. I almost can't stand how things are now.
Back in the 70's you could get one of his records for free. Well almost free, I do not remember the brand of cereal. But on the back was a cut out of one of his songs. You cut it out put it onto a record player. There you go, seems like he had 3 songs out like that.
Most/all of these are available on eBay. As is, among a serious number of other items, a sheet of "Bobby Sherman Fan Club" stickers. One says, "Bobby Rules!" "Rules?" Circa 1970? Hm.
***** I found an old stack of Tean Beat and Tiger Beat a couple weeks ago. Hew was plastered all over them, just like Bieber was a couple years back. Bobby Sherman was sure one of my heartthrobs in the 60s and 70's!
I was in love with Bobby Sherman when I was a little girl. I'm now a few months away from turning 62. I haven't heard this song in years but for some reason I just thought of it, & had to listen to it...
@lorrainethepain...I am a straight man going on 73. How I remember those days and all those teen magazines. David Cassidy and Bobby Sherman were good looking dudes. Just to think that I would have traded places with Bobby back then. Looking back now and realizing the things these young people must have gone through is challenging. All that 'fluff' and stuff. 🥴
Fifty years ago today on March 22nd, 1970, Bobby Sherman's "Easy Come, Easy Go" peaked at #2 {for 4 weeks} on Billboard's 'Easy Listening Top 40'* chart, for it's first two weeks at #2, the #1 record for both those weeks was "Bridge Over Troubled Water" by Simon and Garfunkel, for it's 3rd and 4th weeks at #2, "Let It Be" by the Beatles was in the top spot... And at the time "Easy Come, Easy Go" was at #12 on Billboard's Top 100 chart... "Easy Come, Easy Go" was Bobby Sherman's first of three of his records to peak #2 on the Easy Listening chart, his two other #2 records were "Julie, Do Ya Love Me" for two weeks in September of 1970 and "The Drum" for two weeks in May of 1971... Bobby Sherman, born Robert Cabot Sherman Jr., will celebrate his 77th birthday in four months on July 22nd, 2020... * And from the 'For What It's Worth' department, the remainder of the Easy Listening's Top 10 on March 22nd, 1970: At #3. "Kentucky Rain' by Elvis Presley #4. "All I Have To Do Is Dream" by Bobbie Gentry and Glen Campbell #5. "Temma Harbour" by Mary Hopkin #6. "Rainy Night In Georgia" by Brook Benton #7. "My Elusive Dreams" by Bobby Vinton #8. "Long Lonesome Highway" by Michael Parks #9. "Brighton Hill" by Jackie DeShannon #10. "I Would Be In Love" (Anyway)" by Frank Sinatra
"Kentucky Rain" and "Rainy Night In Georgia" are both good songs to listen to if you are in a solitary mood or feel like you need a good cry. "Riders On The Storm" and the above mentioned songs are good if you are just in a rainy day mood. Bobby Sherman on the other hand puts me in a good mood. I always loved his songs and alot of "Bubblegum" artists like 1910 Fruitgum Co. and Ohio Express. I don't find "Bubblegum" a bad term. I considered everyone from Donny Osmond to Lou Christie to Tony Orlando & Dawn bubblegum because they were all sweet, fun and were a great part of growing up.
Congratulations> I was nine when this song came out. Wasn't that the coolest decade with the best hits, tunes, and talent? Brings me back to "The Partridge Family" and "Brady Bunch" memories too!
I saw BobbySherman in concert, I’m guessing around 1970. I remember this exact outfit, the black tight pants and fringes on the sleeves. My girlfriends and I screamed ourselves silly!💖
Fuming Riley not only was his coloring gorgeous but he had this perpetual smile. I saw him live when I was 16. The girls were all nuts. I liked the way he looked but his costumes & music weren't my favorite. He acted embarrassed about how stupid the girls acted. He was 28 or something at the time. I heard once he lost part of his hearing from screaming girls & he thought for a time he was going crazy , just wanted out I think. He enjoyed the money I'm sure but the adoration sort of got to him after a while.
a very catchy song when songs were well written--and a deserved hit in a bubble gum sort of way--Sherman was 'prettier' than most of the girls who went crazy over him!
OMG .I'm 62 and my heart still flutters when I see this video! I am so happy i was a teen in the 60's and 70's ...such happy times, when you went to a high school dance and it was fun. Today people go to a club and pass thru metal detectors. The music was happy and we couldn't wait for the weekend to go dancing and maybe meet our dream date!!! Ty for being part of my life Bobby and making the most of yours by giving back to your community! God Bless you.
My mom took me to see Bobby in concert. I was a major fan of "Here Come the Brides", and bought all his records. He was adorable, and so nice. Paul McCartney was my great love, then Mike Nesmith, Bobby and Mark Lindsay. Thank you, 16 Magazine, for all the posters!
Do any of you remember that they put this one-sided 45rpm record of this song on the BACK of cereal boxes??? Do you remember...I played mine 1,000 times...
I was about 11 when this came out,,it was either Bobby Sherman,,David Cassidy or Donny Osmond,,that were big teen idols back in 71,,I chose David Cassidy,,because I boiught a poster of him,,plus he had the best hair....lool..
What a blast from the past. A great time in life in the 70s. Bobby Shermen, The Jackson 5 and so many more...It was great seeing this. Never thought I'd say oldies but goodies, but time flys bye. The leather pants was all part of it, thank u.
His singing and his songs really hold up. I remember his records on the back of Post cereal boxes. I had most of them, and played them all the time. I especially remember this one and "La La La."
When I was a little girl my Mom bought me this LP. Bobby Sherman was my FIRST crush. At 52 I still find him ADORABLE!! I can see why I had a crush on him. That smile.....those eyes......LORDY! 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
This classic song sung by the very cute and very talented singer, actor, dancer, entertainer, performer and musician released in 1970. I love this classic song and video. The dancers are fantastic and fun to watch! I was born in 1978. I own this record and the CD with all of Bobby Sherman's greatest hits! The record is still in great shape! Thank you for posting and sharing this classic song and video!
The 60s & 70s were such an amazing time to be alive💞 I feel sad for those who don't have these precious memories as the rest of us are beyond fortunate to have. Today's world is ugly and scary. We need a time machine😧
01:21 through 01:24 - Did anyone else want to rip that blonde's (in the black dress) hair out? I remember the green bug hitting me because he watched her as she danced around him. I thought, oh great, he's looking at her, oh no, they made eye contact, oh crap, he can't take his eyes off her, my life is over! LOL
I can not believe that this gentleman is now 80!!!! Where did the time go? Loved his music as a kid and never stopped listening to him over my 50-some years.
Im to young to remember his music ..i know he was a sex symbol and had a lot fans and made money. His life after his music career was devoted to public service. Well done and thanks so much Mr Sherman
+Marina Bianchi I just watched the Simpsons episode "Brother from the Same Planet" and wondered why Lisa thought it was funny that Marge had a crush on this guy. Now I know why....
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What’s the world coming to, as I find myself re-listening to songs by Bobby Sherman and David Cassidy?? I’m afraid the world is getting scarier and I am definitely getting old!! 🤣
Hi Lori hope you’re okay?
The music was the best want it!? And they were so dreamy😍
Because they are happy, feel good songs that this world needs again.
Amen 🙏 sister
Ha, me too…lol
Whoa! I remember loving this song when I was just 10 years old! At that age, you don't really know or are interested in the performers themselves, but Now, I'm Amazed at what a Great person that Bobby Sherman's been all these years; he's been a Police officer, a Paramedic, a guy that believed Helping people was Far More Important than being a Celebrity, & it's good knowing that in those days, he was, & Still is Very Appreciative to his fans. God Bless You Bobby!
He was huge
I (my parents) had Bobby Sherman. Julie, Julie, do you love me…
I've been married for 42 years and my wife would drop me like a hot potato if Bobby, her first crush, came knockin' at the door.
I am not married not be choice but if it were possible I would want to be we ith Bobby too?
He was so many young girls first crush in those days. I'm still crushing on him !
I believe that any of us who were girls at this time would do the same. What a nice guy!
And I would do the same. 😅😊
Clean cut wholesome music, nothing sexual or suggestive. Oh how I miss 1970. Thnx Bobby for the refreshing flashback.
Maybe by today’s standard but that open shirt and tight black leather pants were doing a number on girls back in the day.
Remember..he was on the box of Post cereal...!
I saw him in an episode of Emergency where he played an arrogant doctor who gets forced to spend a day with paramedics to see how tough they have it. Ironically, he became a paramedic in real life.
I know. I actually get teary eyed when I watch these memories gone by and seeing the messed up world we’re living in today. 🥲
I agree. That's why I watched the video to see how tight his pants were. 😂. The song brought back memories. I didn't remember how it went until I heard it again. This is on response to momokoblue8032.
Back in the day, Bobby Sherman wowed us gals. The 70's was a ton of fun. Wish we could bring back this generation for just a bit, one more time.
Hi pretty hope you’re okay?
Bobby wowed some of us Guys too!!!
XOXO
Absolutely- it was such good fun. Somehow there was an innocence about it that I wish we could bring back
@@02waltercoverin71 that sounds like stalking
Me too
I had the biggest crush on him. I never missed an episode of Here Come the Brides. 😁
Lord who didn't; him and David Cassidy!
Also liked Kurt Russell. He was on my wall too
I used to "practice" writing my name, Mrs. Bobby Sherman!! LOL!!
Denise Brown me too
Same here. I was in love.
I know it's kind of bubble-gummy, but I love this song. The theme of resilience coming off a failed relationship, thinking positively, and moving on with your life. It always cheers me up when I hear it.
He's a good man, not narcissistic egotistical. None of that. Just a good man down to earth and a good singer. Love him
The song is just not what we are use to.
Even then if you broke up with someone you dang about the loneliness, the heart break.
This song is over all that and it’s about going back out and trying for love again.
People call it bubble gum because of the tune but really , it should be upbeat.
Bubblegum music was/is very uplifting.
This is a real teen idol. Good, clean music that made us all love him and his songs are timeless.
I loved Bobby Sherman I am now 68 years old still listening to his music
What a wonderful time to be alive! Many great memories of the 60’s 70’s 80’s 90’s then 2020 the world becomes F’d up
I wish I could be as smooth as Bobby Sherman. You never hear anything negative about him and he never went off the rails. He rocks!
Hey!.....He did have a love affair with the actor Sal mineo
@@lorrainelorraine351 Hey!.......Thanks for confirming Lorraine!....xx
@@lorrainelorraine351 Hey!.....Yeah, Marlon Brando had many , many homosexual affair's back in the day, including Paul Newman!.....
@@lorrainelorraine351 Hey!....Yeah, it is documented in Marlon Brando's memoirs about Paul Newman and several other male'Hollywood Stars' in that era!....yes, i did know that about 'Grandpa Walton'and'Grandma Walton' was a Lesbian??!!...TRUE!...
@E Z You are seriously disturbed and need help if you honestly think is rocks
My mom was born in 1942. I was born in 1964. I grew up with this music.
Mom born in 1940 and dad in 1942. I was also born in 1964... just great music in the 70s...
I must admit, I had my first crush (at age 7!) on him, and now I truly realize he was more than just a cute guy, he had a legitimately fine voice for pop songs. Today, I try to listen to current vocalists, who all sing from the throat/nose and sound identical. Their recordings are so over-produced and their voices altered by "sweeteners" and the dreaded auto-tune that there are mighty few of them that could sell a song like this with nothing but a mic and a back-up band. Plus, 90% of the stuff coming out is instantly forgettable crap, barely suitable to fit the actual definition of a song. Thanks for sharing this!
I also find that I listen to songs in the past that I thought of as "naff" and find that I like them because I can hear every word and instrument as opposed to today in that everything is autotuned and over produced and forgettable. In other words, I agree with everything you say.
❤❤❤❤😂
My thoughts exactly 😬
I agree with you. Current music has no melody, weak voices, and meaningless lyrics. They would never make the top 10,000 back in the 60's.
Wow, Michael, same here!
Saw him in concert with Davy Jones and Peter Noone in 1998. Got to shake his hand as I did with others. Great concert. Nice guy!
Hard to believe Bob is 65 and a police officer. He was and is such a great talent. He still can sing this good. The world needs more Bobby Shermans. He is a great entertainer and a civic minded person that gives back !! Great Posting
He's now 79 retired from police and he was then a paramedic
Absolutely gorgeous. He is a wonderful person....
80 plus now....absolutely gorgeous
I’m reading this comment and realizing that Bobby Sherman could now be 80 years old. The seventies was an absolutely wonderful time to be a teenager.😉
You can only look back and enjoy the memories that shaped who we are today.
If anyone in their teens is seeing this, I urge you to get into what we once grew up on, you may pick up on some of those great times too.👍
GOD Bless 🙏
Well, the year is 2024 now and Bobby's 81! Can you believe that?
I just love how he smiles so big when he sings.
Bobby works as an EMT near L.A. He donates 100% of his paycheck
I know, my friend and I wondered how to stage a crash to get him to take care of us.
He was an EMT then a police officer. He is 75 and retired.
Jennifer Jackson Wow. What a great guy !!!
Still good looking too!
Awesome
I was a child when this song came out but it brings back a lot of poolside memories…. My neighbors would just sit by the pool sipping lemonade and this was one of the songs playing 🥰🥰🥰🥰
I remember going to Woolworth's as a kid and just staring at his blue, blue eyes on an album cover. (I couldn't afford to buy it!)
none in our family could either--=couldn't afford partridge family lunch boxes--!! but we were happy
Bummer
They don't make artists like Bobby Sherman anymore... Great voice and great Disposition as an Artist as well as an Individual. We can use more of that today...
There aren't many things that can make me swoon like a giggly grade school girl, but Bobby Sherman does it every time. What a great guy!
+Roxanne Schwab Great memories all around - classics!!
I'll tell him about your comment!
Bl4zing Bullet 😂😂😂😂
@@michaelpiatt6648 you should
Right?!
Justin Beiber sure could learn a lot from Bobby.
Don't think he ever ran rabid like Beiber, and Bobby has been a public servant for a long time.
Much respect! ❤️
Betsy Manning when Bobby was huge, media exposure wasn’t. I think this was a key factor on Justin’s nasty public behavior. Maybe future teen artists will learn from his mistakes and not act as terrible
I agree
Your wrong this guy was having an affair with sal mineo
Justin Beaver couldn't learn nothing from no one, except maybe Bozo the Clown.
Bobby was fun but his moves are nothing Justin can use for his act they are slow and very boring. Not a fan of Beiber.
I had his posters on my bedroom wall.....loved him and David Cassidy...
How many? I stopped counting at 150!
Me too David first
The first poster I got as a kid was Bobby Sherman's. My cousin and I both had a big crush on him. She was a few years older than me and when we went to her house she would play his records. I think she had every record that he put out.
So did I! While other girls were crushing on Donnie Osmond I was crushing on Bobby Sherman!
Nothing wrong with rememering great songs no matter who sings. Just enjoy again.
Adorable!!!! Wish we could go back to those times!
Hi Maria hope you’re okay?
Just the fact that there was a lyric that stated "I was a chump" says loads about accountability which is something that is seriously lacking in today's culture.
Check out that frigging fringe shirt!😜LOL. I had forgotten how much Fringe was trending Waaay back then!!😎
@@02waltercoverin71 You do know that his isn't a singles bar, don't you?
OMG- what a blast from the past! Bobby was so popular. I couldn't wait to see "Here Come the Brides" every week, and hearing that song - it was a huge hit. Holy smokes! Thanks for posting this, it really brought a smile to my face.. :)
I must have been sitting right beside you. He's had such a full life since then that I wonder if he looks back on these days with fondness.
I so agree with you! Last night I was telling a girlfriend how I used to watch him every Saturday morning but I couldn't remember the name...Here Come the Brides. Anyway I found it hard to believe that she never heard of him so she looked him up on internet. He was gorgeous and a great singer!
Honeycombs cereal had a copy of his record on the back of its cereal box.
Yeah i remember that kind of thing
yeah, I'd forgotten about those.....how funny.....we used to make our decision on which cereal we wanted our mom to buy, depending on which box had the coolest free stuff, like those records, cool toys and gadgets, and all of that......wow, this makes me feel so old........lol.
+Cyril Escubar those records you had to cut out on the back of the box were different than the toys that were inside. You had to wait until the box was empty before cutting it out.
you've got a good memory! I forgot all about those things!! (70's child)
I remember those. You had to put pennies on them or else they would just slip on the turntable. The Supremes did "In and Out of Love" on one of these.
The good old days. I am so happy I was born in the 50's. I still love Bobby Sherman's voice and so cute, too. God bless him for bringing us so much joy.
Thank you for that!! I will now stop dreading my looming birthday and the number attached to it! And Happy Birthday, Bobby, 15 days early!
I loved him, too! Him, Ricky Nelson, Elvis, grew up with the best!
A fabulous person to have your 1st. heart throb crush on! He was some one you COULD bring home to Mom. Yes even in those pants!
Me too!
@@sharonramone7186 😂👍🏼
Escaping 2022 and listening to Bobby.
I used to be madly in love with Bobby as a kid, had his posters on my wall. Still love this song. Thanks, great to see and hear it again!
I was in love with him too but I had to keep it secret. Bobby kept me going when I felt all alone. Godspeed
@@jackmiller1025 Hope you don't feel alone now. xo
Yep so did i❤
Bobby Sherman also played more than a dozen different instruments. On some of his later singles like Waitin' At The Bus Stop, he did all of the instruments himself on that session.
"She wasn't kind, I wasn't smart. I lost my mind, and cut a fart." That was how I used to sing this song when it came out in 1970. I was 7, my two sisters were 11 and 12, and I had to hear this record ten times a day. My dad thought I was funny, my mom used an 18" ruler on me. Oh, the generational differences!!!! LOL!!!!
Yep 7 in either 2nd or 3rd was when our minds were warped. Either b u t t or who farted lol
Just about the same story, except one sister. God' what we had to endure with this guy!! lol
DRStidom Classic ! I was born in 1963 myself 🌈
DRStidom LOL! Thanks for sharing that memory!
that made me laugh out loud. What a beautiful, beautiful memory roflmao!
Bobby Sherman is 69 now. He was married to Patti Carnel from 1971-1979. The couple divorced. They had two sons, Christopher and Tyler, born in the early 1970s. He married long time girlfriend Brigitte Poublon July 18, 2010 in Las Vegas, Nevada, and together they have a humanitarian foundation called The Brigitte & Bobby Sherman Children's Foundation.--wikipedia
Heartwarming to know that a Pop Idol can be kind and unselfish. Being a EMT is difficult and gut wrenching at times. Hats off to him!!! ❤️🎤🎼
I was 5 when this song came out. I used to carry around a small transistor radio with me. No matter who crappy things were for me, every time I'd turn on the radio and this song would come on the sweet sound of Bobby's voice used to wipe the pain away. Thank you, Bobby. :)
I was 15 when this came out, and I remember I def had a crush on him back then. Seems like he was in a show called "Here Come the Brides" which I loved! Those were the good old days, so sweet and innocent and lovely. I sure miss that world. I almost can't stand how things are now.
He still makes my heart flutter!
Me too!
Mine too
Back in the 70's you could get one of his records for free. Well almost free, I do not remember the brand of cereal. But on the back was a cut out of one of his songs. You cut it out put it onto a record player. There you go, seems like he had 3 songs out like that.
***** It was Honeycomb....lol
***** That must be why I am here. Media in my brain at the age of 6.
Most/all of these are available on eBay. As is, among a serious number of other items, a sheet of "Bobby Sherman Fan Club" stickers. One says, "Bobby Rules!" "Rules?" Circa 1970? Hm.
***** I found an old stack of Tean Beat and Tiger Beat a couple weeks ago. Hew was plastered all over them, just like Bieber was a couple years back. Bobby Sherman was sure one of my heartthrobs in the 60s and 70's!
2Manfeet There was also records like that of the Osmonds and The Archies.
Those were the good ole' days !
I was in love with Bobby Sherman when I was a little girl. I'm now a few months away from turning 62. I haven't heard this song in years but for some reason I just thought of it, & had to listen to it...
Me too!
@lorrainethepain...I am a straight man going on 73. How I remember those days and all those teen magazines. David Cassidy and Bobby Sherman were good looking dudes. Just to think that I would have traded places with Bobby back then. Looking back now and realizing the things these young people must have gone through is challenging. All that 'fluff' and stuff. 🥴
This song is so breezy, it just cheers me up and makes me happy.❤️❤️❤️
Loved the fringed sleeves and leather pants, and the way he danced. I was madly in love when I was twelve years old. LOL!
HOW DOES HE LIVE IF HE DONATES HIS PAYCK?
Me too Susan I was also twelve!
@@REMNANTRising2005 I guess he made enough money from singing that he doesn't need it?
Fifty years ago today on March 22nd, 1970, Bobby Sherman's "Easy Come, Easy Go" peaked at #2 {for 4 weeks} on Billboard's 'Easy Listening Top 40'* chart, for it's first two weeks at #2, the #1 record for both those weeks was "Bridge Over Troubled Water" by Simon and Garfunkel, for it's 3rd and 4th weeks at #2, "Let It Be" by the Beatles was in the top spot...
And at the time "Easy Come, Easy Go" was at #12 on Billboard's Top 100 chart...
"Easy Come, Easy Go" was Bobby Sherman's first of three of his records to peak #2 on the Easy Listening chart, his two other #2 records were "Julie, Do Ya Love Me" for two weeks in September of 1970 and "The Drum" for two weeks in May of 1971...
Bobby Sherman, born Robert Cabot Sherman Jr., will celebrate his 77th birthday in four months on July 22nd, 2020...
* And from the 'For What It's Worth' department, the remainder of the Easy Listening's Top 10 on March 22nd, 1970:
At #3. "Kentucky Rain' by Elvis Presley
#4. "All I Have To Do Is Dream" by Bobbie Gentry and Glen Campbell
#5. "Temma Harbour" by Mary Hopkin
#6. "Rainy Night In Georgia" by Brook Benton
#7. "My Elusive Dreams" by Bobby Vinton
#8. "Long Lonesome Highway" by Michael Parks
#9. "Brighton Hill" by Jackie DeShannon
#10. "I Would Be In Love" (Anyway)" by Frank Sinatra
"Kentucky Rain" and "Rainy Night In Georgia" are both good songs to listen to if you are in a solitary mood or feel like you need a good cry. "Riders On The Storm" and the above mentioned songs are good if you are just in a rainy day mood. Bobby Sherman on the other hand puts me in a good mood. I always loved his songs and alot of "Bubblegum" artists like 1910 Fruitgum Co. and Ohio Express. I don't find "Bubblegum" a bad term. I considered everyone from Donny Osmond to Lou Christie to Tony Orlando & Dawn bubblegum because they were all sweet, fun and were a great part of growing up.
@@tuxitalk1World I agree.
There was nobody like him. He was in the hearts of many girls. I'm honored that Bobby was my teen idol while growing up.
who remembers his character (on Here Comes The Brides), had Bobby STUTTERING for extra cuteness, I guess. Great and fine gent!
Bobby was really "it" back in the day, I have always loved him. He's still the young strong handsome man strutting his fine self!
Here for Bobby's 81st birthday!
I LOVE this kind of music and miss it. Today's so called music ISNT.
Congratulations> I was nine when this song came out. Wasn't that the coolest decade with the best hits, tunes, and talent?
Brings me back to "The Partridge Family" and "Brady Bunch" memories too!
Right on Toby!
I saw BobbySherman in concert, I’m guessing around 1970. I remember this exact outfit, the black tight pants and fringes on the sleeves. My girlfriends and I screamed ourselves silly!💖
my mom said that she was obsessed with him back in the 70s, so i had to see what she obsessed over and i understand now
I know...we were all
@@sargentpunkin even the guys...
I still have a big crush on him and I'm older than dirt
Take a number honey, 😊
What a handsome SMILE!
The guy was good looking no doubt, check out 1:45 to 1:60, no wonder the teenage girls went crazy over him.
Fuming Riley not only was his coloring gorgeous but he had this perpetual smile. I saw him live when I was 16. The girls were all nuts. I liked the way he looked but his costumes & music weren't my favorite. He acted embarrassed about how stupid the girls acted. He was 28 or something at the time. I heard once he lost part of his hearing from screaming girls & he thought for a time he was going crazy , just wanted out I think. He enjoyed the money I'm sure but the adoration sort of got to him after a while.
@@itsjustrenee1320 Proves he was a humble man.
Oh, you KNOW it!!
a very catchy song when songs were well written--and a deserved hit in a bubble gum sort of way--Sherman was 'prettier' than most of the girls who went crazy over him!
Cass Elliott also recorded this.
Classic 🌈 the guy had like a 28 inch waist ....my older cousin loved Bobby 🎶 I was 7 in 1970 💖
he was one of my "first" "crushes -
I watched "Here come the brides" in Buenos Aires in 1969 I think.
catchy tune great performer bring back the fun in music
I loved him so much, his was the very first album I ever bought with my babysitting money!
Let me guess, that album probably cost about $3.99? 45s were about 69 cents in 1970.
can you at least be gracious? Damn. I loved this song. Please stop.
+SpaXpert Just Here I like the song too! I was just pointing out what records cost at the time, that's all.
They were pretty cheap back then. Actually, it must have been my allowance, I was too young to babysit. Could even have been $2.99..
Everybody loves Bobby Sherman!
Not everyone
+PurpleFlameFox So you know this guy or something??
2degucitas Yea, he is my uncle
revin togo I liked a few of his songs, im bob too btw 😌
He is so kind to everyone as well. What a rare trait these days!
I still got one of his albums on vinyl! I love his voice! He is such a great singer! My favorite song!
OMG .I'm 62 and my heart still flutters when I see this video! I am so happy i was a teen in the 60's and 70's ...such happy times, when you went to a high school dance and it was fun. Today people go to a club and pass thru metal detectors. The music was happy and we couldn't wait for the weekend to go dancing and maybe meet our dream date!!! Ty for being part of my life Bobby and making the most of yours by giving back to your community! God Bless you.
Hi Barbara hope you’re okay?
The good ole days ❤
Oh my gosh...I was 12 years old when I fell in love with him....and i still am!!
That dance. Everyone thinks Axl Rose invented it! Nope!
My mom took me to see Bobby in concert. I was a major fan of "Here Come the Brides", and bought all his records. He was adorable, and so nice. Paul McCartney was my great love, then Mike Nesmith, Bobby and Mark Lindsay. Thank you, 16 Magazine, for all the posters!
and the hips
Do any of you remember that they put this one-sided 45rpm record of this song on the BACK of cereal boxes??? Do you remember...I played mine 1,000 times...
Did you get a free turntable Inside the Box?
I was about 11 when this came out,,it was either Bobby Sherman,,David Cassidy or Donny Osmond,,that were big teen idols back in 71,,I chose David Cassidy,,because I boiught a poster of him,,plus he had the best hair....lool..
What a blast from the past. A great time in life in the 70s. Bobby Shermen, The Jackson 5 and so many more...It was great seeing this. Never thought I'd say oldies but goodies, but time flys bye. The leather pants was all part of it, thank u.
Hi Diana hope you’re okay?
One of the best of the teen idols of the 60s and 70s. Happy Birthday Bobby Sherman! You sure sing good!!!!
His singing and his songs really hold up. I remember his records on the back of Post cereal boxes. I had most of them, and played them all the time. I especially remember this one and "La La La."
My very 1st crush as a kid 😍
I remember getting this record off the back of a cereal box
Move those hips Mr. Sherman. Oh the good days when you could actually understand the words and not the screaming mess out today. Thanks for sharing
Hi Clara hope you’re okay?
I remember how we cut records off the cereal box
Hi Ruby hope you’re okay?
I was 7 or 8 when this came out all full of Hope and dreams, knowing that anything was possible.
Me too!
gosh he was so cute, i was like 14 or so love love love
When I was a little girl my Mom bought me this LP. Bobby Sherman was my FIRST crush. At 52 I still find him ADORABLE!! I can see why I had a crush on him. That smile.....those eyes......LORDY! 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
This classic song sung by the very cute and very talented singer, actor, dancer, entertainer, performer and musician released in 1970. I love this classic song and video. The dancers are fantastic and fun to watch! I was born in 1978. I own this record and the CD with all of Bobby Sherman's greatest hits! The record is still in great shape! Thank you for posting and sharing this classic song and video!
I love listening to this music. I seem to get lost in time. Smiling
The 60s & 70s were such an amazing time to be alive💞
I feel sad for those who don't have these precious memories as the rest of us are beyond fortunate to have.
Today's world is ugly and scary.
We need a time machine😧
When VH1 had music... :(
01:21 through 01:24 - Did anyone else want to rip that blonde's (in the black dress) hair out? I remember the green bug hitting me because he watched her as she danced around him. I thought, oh great, he's looking at her, oh no, they made eye contact, oh crap, he can't take his eyes off her, my life is over! LOL
lovesfreedomtoo 'Great comment.
lovesfreedomtoo 😲
lovesfreedomtoo lol...yes, that's true but what do you expect . Men like certain types!....... always.
definitely eye candy
A great example of bubble gum rock.
What a sweetie. He was my teen idol crush.
Hi Rosa hope you’re okay?
Not only listening to old songs. I watch old shows. So I know I am getting old.
I can not believe that this gentleman is now 80!!!! Where did the time go? Loved his music as a kid and never stopped listening to him over my 50-some years.
Written by Jack Keller and Diane Hildebrand in 1970.
he got his start by sleeping with Sal Mineo.........oh well, u do what u have to do to get on.! ;P
Bobby really knew how to work the camera!!!
Ah so this is Bobby Sherman.
Im to young to remember his music ..i know he was a sex symbol and had a lot fans and made money.
His life after his music career was devoted to public service.
Well done and thanks so much Mr Sherman
I remember him on a short lived show called Here Come The Brides
Back in the day I never missed here comes the brides. I loved that show. I had a crush on Bobby Sherman. ❤❤❤❤❤
This is by far my fave Bobby Sherman song... He has some rather... ...prominent cheekbones...
So true bro !
I have the album still!
Me too!
I have NO idea why, but I got this song stuck in my head at work a few days ago...hadn't heard it for probably 38 years...
Thank you for taking me way back in my Happy Place...Big Smile on my face!!!!
♥
Love the song sing by this handsome man! ..... memories!!!
Love this video. Thanks for posting. Such a beautiful guy. Bobby you still bring a smile to my face when I hear your songs on the radio.
Marge Simpson brought me here.
+Marina Bianchi I just watched the Simpsons episode "Brother from the Same Planet" and wondered why Lisa thought it was funny that Marge had a crush on this guy. Now I know why....
"hehehehehhehe BOBBY SHERMAN!"
Marina Bianchi same
Loved this guy since I was a little girl.