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Bobby Darin

Active: 1958–1979

PopRock

18

Releases

22

Active Years

About Bobby Darin

American singer Bobby Darin was a smooth-voiced pop idol in the late ’50s and ’60s with a string of Top 40 singles, including his chart-topping version of “Mack the Knife.” • Darin got his start writing jingles with the future music impresario Don Kirshner and later worked as a Brill Building songwriter.

• His breakthrough came in 1958 with the novelty song “Splish-Splash.” Darin and Murray Kaufman co-wrote the song, which reached No.

3 on the Billboard Hot 100.

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Complete Discography

1958
1 release
single

SPLISH SPLASH

Documented across 6 weeks

1959
3 releases
single

QUEEN OF THE HOP

Documented across 2 weeks

single

DREAM LOVER

Documented across 19 weeks

single

MACK THE KNIFE

Documented across 17 weeks

1960
3 releases
single

LA MER (BEYOND THE SEA)

Documented across 12 weeks

single

CLEMENTINE

Documented across 12 weeks

single

BILL BAILEY

Documented across 2 weeks

1961
5 releases
single

LAZY RIVER

Documented across 13 weeks

single

NATURE BOY

Documented across 7 weeks

single

YOU MUST HAVE BEEN A BEAUTIFUL BABY

Documented across 11 weeks

single

COME SEPTEMBER

Documented across 1 week

single

MULTIPLICATION

Documented across 13 weeks

1962
3 releases
single

THINGS

Documented across 17 weeks

single

IF A MAN ANSWERS

Documented across 6 weeks

single

BABY FACE

Documented across 4 weeks

1963
1 release
single

EIGHTEEN YELLOW ROSES

Documented across 4 weeks

1966
1 release
single

IF I WERE A CARPENTER

Documented across 12 weeks

1979
1 release
single

DREAM LOVER/MACK THE KNIFE

Documented across 1 week

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