When I was overseas in Afghanistan, my wife said she used to fall asleep listening to this song & thinking of me....little did she know that I often did the same thing. I truly do believe that ,music is the universal language. Thank you Bobby for allowing my wife & I to find a way to stay connected despite the fact we were thousands of miles apart. RIP to the one & only Bobby Darin....he left us too soon!
@@mauricioamaro5698 yeah I know lol I was joking i was telling my dad about him and when I said he died at 37 he said what I previously said lol I told him it was rheumatic fever as a kid that left him with a weakened heart lol
I worked with Bobby down at the Copacabana in New York I had a trio in the lounge upstairs and he was doing the main show downstairs I snuck down to see the performance as he was coming off I said great show Bobby he said thank you he would’ve been the greatest entertainer in the world if we lived for God took him home early
I'm TOTALLY HEART Broken bobby is gone he WASN'T ONLY #ONE HE HAD AN IQ 137 WAS AN AVID CHESS PLAYER TOOK HIS CHESS BIG ONE EVERYWHERE HE WENT WHY DID HE HSVE TO GO LIKE MY BROTHER AT 37 MY 39 OMG SO TRAGIC LOVE YOU BOBBY YOUL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN NEVER RIP ANGEL
Bobby Darin fans might not know the following facts: • Bobby was also a natural actor. He received an Oscar nomination in 1964 for Best Supporting Actor in the film "Captain Newman, M.D." • Bobby also wrote music. Search for "Simple Song of Freedom" which he wrote and sang. Great song!
I have loved this Bobby Darin as long as I can remember... I can listen to him sing this any way that he performed it...everyday! Missing him even after all this time...😢
Surprising with thé verry good Jazz' passage in this great Hit "Béyond thé Sea" and thé Bobby Darin's super Voice ". Thanks a lot Bobby You'r thé One and Only
This Bobby Darin's performance is so surprising because he's a really ShowMan...******, Funny, musician, (with his famous super Voice),and excellent présenter...********, It's a pity, he's Gone so early
I don't think Frank Sinatra actually has any recording of this song out there. There are plenty of videos on RUclips misattributing him to the song though.
You have that right-on‼️❤️💜❤️saw in in person at only 18‼️ I got to meet him in his dressing room he kissed my hand I about. fainted🥰🥰‼️. What a talented guy. He sang ‘if I could speak to the animals’ whow. He playing so many many instruments, one be guitar and violin. Harmonica he was truly a star ⭐️ ‼️
Really well put. Funny thing is I remember MAD magazine putting him down as a Sinatra wannabe-which he def was NOT. Bobby Darin was a bridge between the big band vocalist and the rock star. Bobby could really rock (early rock) whereas Frank actually hated rock. BD’s last hit: “If I Were A Carpenter” shows he was growing and evolving as an artist. His passing at 37 from heart failure is a tragic loss. I think of Bobby D often. I remember his last appearances on the classic Flip Wilson Show-and wonder why those aren’t in syndication. Anyway- God Bless Bobby D forever.
pretty close....after Bobby hit #1 with "Mack the Knife" he sent Sinatra a telegram, "Time to step aside, old man. Bobby Darin is on top now."....Sinatra cabled back "bobby WHO?"
For those people looking for the song clips Bobby is singing, this info is for you: 1st song: Blue Serge Suit with the lyrics as follows "He wears a blue serge suit with a belt in the back: ruclips.net/video/byOCWQrH4B8/видео.html No flare, so rare, just a belt in the back" 2nd song: A Tisket a Tasket: ruclips.net/video/9F_j0qr1VeM/видео.html "Was it blue? (No no no) Was it green? (No no no) Was it Yellow? (No no no) Of course with jazz standards, each song is adapted to each performer, and Bobby Darin does change the lyrics a little *Tiny* bit, but those are them. Enjoy my fellow lovers of Jazz
Mike Hopes are you sure? It’s hard for me to tell. I mean it very well could be that. But if you’re talking about the swinging of his arm before the slap, if you look closely he’s snapping. So unless you’re talking about something else I can’t tell. Like I said it very well could be. And if so, could you help me see it?
@@mikelheron20 No it's true. He used to joke about it in his concerts and to friends. Or read one of the many books about him. It was a side effect of his meds and his condition.
When I was young and played drums in a rock band, I couldn't understand at how Bobby Darin could switch to jazz standards and felt like he had betrayed me. As I grew older, I also transitioned over to jazz standards which was far more musical, more complicated and far more fulfilling. Since then, I always felt I owed Bobby an apology. He left us too soon and had so much more to give, just like Buddy Holly, Jim Croce, Otis Redding, Jimi Hendrix (who was transitioning to jazz), Janis Joplin, Ricky Nelson and so many more, who were beginning to mature and explore the next phase of their musical growth. I miss them all.
Somewhere beyond the sea Somewhere waiting for me My lover stands on golden sand And watches the ships that go sailing. Somewhere beyond the sea She's there watching for me If I could fly like birds on high Fell straight to her arms I'd go sailing. It's far beyond the stars It's near beyond the moon I know beyond a doubt My heart will leave me there soon, yeah. I know we'll meet beyond the shore We'll kiss just as before Happy we'll be beyond the sea And never again I'll go sailing And never again I'll go sailing My heart will leave me Beyond the sea ...
“Don’t look now, fellas, but I think there’s SHARKS in these waters.” 😂 Still one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen. Where’s the rest of the performance though?
Thanks for posting this on RUclips... There used to be a longer version of about 7 minutes of this outstanding live performance.... does anyone know why it was taken down?
You can find out side you tube at https//www.dailymotion .com/ video/x29z1sc. It’s in the replies on this” Beyond the Sea. Under Dominguez Villarreal and it’s 8 mins.long. Loved it. I’m going back to the site to make sure I copied it right. I’m 82 and haven’t had Cataracts done yet. L.o.l.
i have the full song of this and he goes i wouldn't look now fellas but there's SHARKS in these waters. then he says " you can laugh, if not, they'll just "che che, cut it out" and that's what happened here lmao, it's cut out!
well,if you mean why'd they use it,it's because the song us about the sea and bioshock,atleast the original and the second one,mainly was about a city underwater in 1960s. this song came out in 1959,so about the same time period.
GOD BLESS BOBBY DARIN he was such a WONDERFUL performer. I wish I had seen him in person!♥️
When I was overseas in Afghanistan, my wife said she used to fall asleep listening to this song & thinking of me....little did she know that I often did the same thing. I truly do believe that ,music is the universal language. Thank you Bobby for allowing my wife & I to find a way to stay connected despite the fact we were thousands of miles apart. RIP to the one & only Bobby Darin....he left us too soon!
far too soon, 100% agreed -- and thank you not only for your service but also for a beautiful story
Dr. Spectre . . . Aw how sweet ❤️
Thank you for your service 🙏
Fake click news
Love is the universal language
Bobby died at only 37, what a tragedy, such a talent and so adorable.
Aw. Drug overdose?
Danny Brown heart dislexia. Lived a very tough life. Died alone and sick. Really sad.
@@mauricioamaro5698 yeah I know lol I was joking i was telling my dad about him and when I said he died at 37 he said what I previously said lol I told him it was rheumatic fever as a kid that left him with a weakened heart lol
His ART is AMAZING!!! WE LOVE BOBBY! Ukraine.Kiev. 09.07.2020 y. VASIL 71 -old.
Yes so sad,
He's still with us as we remember him ,the guy is a Legend
🎉no words at all...we all are missed him until today..
I worked with Bobby down at the Copacabana in New York I had a trio in the lounge upstairs and he was doing the main show downstairs I snuck down to see the performance as he was coming off I said great show Bobby he said thank you he would’ve been the greatest entertainer in the world if we lived for God took him home early
He's still alive just.listen ♥️
I'm TOTALLY HEART Broken bobby is gone he WASN'T ONLY #ONE HE HAD AN IQ 137 WAS AN AVID CHESS PLAYER TOOK HIS CHESS BIG ONE EVERYWHERE HE WENT WHY DID HE HSVE TO GO LIKE MY BROTHER AT 37 MY 39 OMG SO TRAGIC LOVE YOU BOBBY YOUL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN NEVER RIP ANGEL
What a talent and what a loss.. RIP SIR.
Class act on any level
He was Sooo cute
What a doll!!
Do it, Drummer, do it!
yep! drummer is ON IT!
Give to the Drummer do it Drummer do it.
So natural! And the best B darin!
Bobby in his prime the only time he new ,thank you Bobby Darin you are missed
One of the greatest performers of the time, and many would say he is the king of swingers in his own right . Class
Absolute class...
Bobby Darin fans might not know the following facts:
• Bobby was also a natural actor. He received an Oscar nomination in 1964 for Best Supporting Actor in the film "Captain Newman, M.D."
• Bobby also wrote music. Search for "Simple Song of Freedom" which he wrote and sang. Great song!
I have loved this Bobby Darin as long as I can remember... I can listen to him sing this any way that he performed it...everyday! Missing him even after all this time...😢
I agree , the best 🎶💖🎤
Surprising with thé verry good Jazz' passage in this great Hit "Béyond thé Sea" and thé Bobby Darin's super Voice ". Thanks a lot Bobby
You'r thé One and Only
Just sooo handsome & talented sooo Adorable he would have given us more great music!!
What great class! He was a total class act! 😉
Happy birthday Bobby darin.
Always way ahead of his time maybe that's why we list him so young LEGEND
Lost but never forgotten
A great singer & a great composer. 'Things' 'Dream Lover' etc.....Quite a list.
Bobby is one of the most classy performer . I love him May he R.I .P./ RBM🙍🏻♀️
LOVE the section, "no more sailin".....no more sailin
Beyond class, an absolute legend, what charisma, what a performer!
One of my all time favolurites....
This Bobby Darin's performance is so surprising because he's a really ShowMan...******, Funny, musician, (with his famous super Voice),and excellent présenter...********, It's a pity, he's Gone so early
I don't think Frank Sinatra actually has any recording of this song out there. There are plenty of videos on RUclips misattributing him to the song though.
Sinatra n’a jamais enregistré « La Mer « ou « Beyond thé séa « si vous préférez .
Je me suis trompe...!!! Je m'en excuse, effectivement, Sinatra n'a jamais enregistré "béyond thé sea"..
Merci d'avoir note cette erreur...*******
Thanks for your correction
*****, I make a mistake
I.make now my correction on my comment....*****
this guy's phrasing and sense of timing is up there with Frank's.....
You have that right-on‼️❤️💜❤️saw in in person at only 18‼️ I got to meet him in his dressing room he kissed my hand I about. fainted🥰🥰‼️. What a talented guy. He sang ‘if I could speak to the animals’ whow. He playing so many many instruments, one be guitar and violin. Harmonica he was truly a star ⭐️ ‼️
Really well put. Funny thing is I remember MAD magazine putting him down as a Sinatra wannabe-which he def was NOT. Bobby Darin was a bridge between the big band vocalist and the rock star. Bobby could really rock (early rock) whereas Frank actually hated rock. BD’s last hit: “If I Were A Carpenter” shows he was growing and evolving as an artist. His passing at 37 from heart failure is a tragic loss. I think of Bobby D often. I remember his last appearances on the classic Flip Wilson
Show-and wonder why those aren’t in syndication. Anyway- God Bless Bobby D forever.
pretty close....after Bobby hit #1 with "Mack the Knife" he sent Sinatra a telegram, "Time to step aside, old man. Bobby Darin is on top now."....Sinatra cabled back "bobby WHO?"
Truly one of the greats.
NOBODY does it like Bobby!!
Yes he's gone but I can't let him go Legend for me he's the best full stop
For those people looking for the song clips Bobby is singing, this info is for you:
1st song: Blue Serge Suit
with the lyrics as follows "He wears a blue serge suit with a belt in the back:
ruclips.net/video/byOCWQrH4B8/видео.html
No flare, so rare, just a belt in the back"
2nd song: A Tisket a Tasket: ruclips.net/video/9F_j0qr1VeM/видео.html
"Was it blue? (No no no) Was it green? (No no no) Was it Yellow? (No no no)
Of course with jazz standards, each song is adapted to each performer, and Bobby Darin does change the lyrics a little *Tiny* bit, but those are them.
Enjoy my fellow lovers of Jazz
Bobby Darin was a amazing entertainer loved listening to him
WATCHING BOBBY DARIN next to SINTRA. SINATRA IS LIKE WATCH WET PAINT DRY THIS IS HOW YOU DO IT ""'THE PRINCE "ALWAYS AND ETERNALLY
A legendary singer gives his special style to some of the greatest songs EVER👍🏽👏🏾🎶🎵🎹✌🏾❣️😘
Some where....,❤️
one of the best showmen there ever was
Do it drummer! Do it!
This is one of my faves by Bobby..i lived in San Diego growing up
I love the "Tommy Sands" add lib instead of "on golden sands" and Bobby slapping his wrist!
saw that! Love it
Be slapped his wrist because it was shaking. He was having trouble because of his heart condition by then. Such a shame
Mike Hopes are you sure? It’s hard for me to tell. I mean it very well could be that. But if you’re talking about the swinging of his arm before the slap, if you look closely he’s snapping. So unless you’re talking about something else I can’t tell. Like I said it very well could be. And if so, could you help me see it?
@@theelvisguru9490 Absolute garbage! He slapped his wrist because he was being mischievous.
@@mikelheron20 No it's true. He used to joke about it in his concerts and to friends. Or read one of the many books about him. It was a side effect of his meds and his condition.
Lip sync = 0%
Auto tune = 0%
Pure Awesomeness = 100%
Sweet Sophistication = 1,000,000%
Bless you for posting this version!
Without doubt & beyond the doubt this is my all time favourite song!
Чудово!
Beautiful, Bobby….easy journey…you brought joy to so many.
Unlike today's performers, he was smartly dressed...
Good video. BD fan. I enjoyed it thank you!
When I was young and played drums in a rock band, I couldn't understand at how Bobby Darin could switch to jazz standards and felt like he had betrayed me. As I grew older, I also transitioned over to jazz standards which was far more musical, more complicated and far more fulfilling. Since then, I always felt I owed Bobby an apology.
He left us too soon and had so much more to give, just like Buddy Holly, Jim Croce, Otis Redding, Jimi Hendrix (who was transitioning to jazz), Janis Joplin, Ricky Nelson and so many more, who were beginning to mature and explore the next phase of their musical growth. I miss them all.
The Show Man!
Forever Young ... And so is his Music! Legendary!
The “Tommy Sands” was a Vegas thing. Sands was a Vegas show guy too. Golden age of Vegas when it had some class.
Bobby was different class ,he was Bobby Darin ,Tommy Sands ,lol what can you say Frank Sinatra liked him ,he posed absolutely no challenge
Tommy Sands couldn't sing , talentless full stop ,please don't even put him on the same stage as Bobby Darin the Legend
@@jamesodonnell6399 nobody did. Read my post.
Thank you Bobby Darin always in my thoughts
ENTERTAINER!!!!!!!!!!At
Somewhere beyond the sea
Somewhere waiting for me
My lover stands on golden sand
And watches the ships that go sailing.
Somewhere beyond the sea
She's there watching for me
If I could fly like birds on high
Fell straight to her arms I'd go sailing.
It's far beyond the stars
It's near beyond the moon
I know beyond a doubt
My heart will leave me there soon, yeah.
I know we'll meet beyond the shore
We'll kiss just as before
Happy we'll be beyond the sea
And never again I'll go sailing
And never again I'll go sailing
My heart will leave me
Beyond the sea ...
good song yeah!
Never forget! Better call Darin!
“Don’t look now, fellas, but I think there’s SHARKS in these waters.” 😂 Still one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen. Where’s the rest of the performance though?
Buble can’t touch this...
just my opinioin, but this is the best recording he ever made--superb all throughout
As you can see I'm a fan ,miss him
Maravilloso único multifacetico y bello lo mas lindo con Sandra hicieron un matrimonio feliz
He WAS a ""NATURAL"MIRICALEHE WAS BORN FOR THIS ONE ONLY BOBBY DARIN "THE PRINCE "
♥️♥️♥️🥰🥰🥰
He was one of the great past singing entertainers. Michael Buble is like this now so we still have some left
There's plenty, people just aren't looking hard enough.
michael doesnt compare to bobby tho
Darin would never depend on auto-tune. Buble does.
Wow!
oh man, wheres the last 10 seconds where he says its ok to laugh? nice video though, thanks!
Exactly. Where’s the rest?
Sands hotel?
Thanks for posting this on RUclips... There used to be a longer version of about 7 minutes of this outstanding live performance.... does anyone know why it was taken down?
www.dailymotion.com/video/x2qzlsc
@@DVill818 Merci!
Tommy Sands is 83 now.
"My lover stands on Tommy Sands." clever diss
Did RUclips take down his performance of That funny feeling in the Andy Williams show I can’t find it anymore
1:49
Kyan Kelly yes.. just.. yessss
I Fe l Boby Returned To Life AsIacO Pastors os
Anyone know where to find the full video of this? I believe it was around 7 mins long.
Hi! I have a question, in the minute 2:42 what fragment song he sing?
Cab Calloway - blue serge suit with a belt in the back
Does anyone know where I can find the whole video
You can find out side you tube at https//www.dailymotion .com/ video/x29z1sc. It’s in the replies on this” Beyond the Sea. Under Dominguez Villarreal and it’s 8 mins.long. Loved it. I’m going back to the site to make sure I copied it right. I’m 82 and haven’t had Cataracts done yet. L.o.l.
What song is this? 3:05
i have the full song of this and he goes i wouldn't look now fellas but there's SHARKS in these waters. then he says " you can laugh, if not, they'll just "che che, cut it out" and that's what happened here lmao, it's cut out!
who is the one person who disliked this?
What did 2k use his song in Bioshock back in 2007
well,if you mean why'd they use it,it's because the song us about the sea and bioshock,atleast the original and the second one,mainly was about a city underwater in 1960s. this song came out in 1959,so about the same time period.
Totally Gangster . . . .
Does anyone know where the recording of this can be purchased/downloaded? This is my favourite version and I can’t seem to find it anywhere
why can't men dress like this again... wowza he is fine!!!
What is he singing at 2:42 ??
He’s just referring to a song of long ago by the name of Blue Suede Suit. By cab Calloway. ♥️
Bioshock forever
French song
Who is or was Bobby Sands?
Bobby Sands was a second - tier actor of the 50's 60's who was at one time married to Nancy Sinatra..
Kerstin Dahlqvist That’s Tommy Sands.....💜
TOMMY Sands.
Slightly faster than he usually did it but still a cool listen.
Can someone explain, why he and Elvis presley died so early?
did he just said 1959? maybe bobby know something about rapture
That trumpet missed that note BAD 1:41
You mean he played a wrong note or missed one?
@@PanterC he fracked the high note (missed)
This is significantly worse than the earlier versions, 1958 and 1960. But somehow it’s still magnificent.
How is it worse?
Mr. Cool. Move over Frank this guy eclipses you