Bobby Sherman
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Robert Cabot "Bobby" Sherman, Jr. (born July 22, 1943), is an American singer, actor and occasional songwriter, who became a popular teen idol in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
He graduated in 1961 from Birmingham High School in Van Nuys, California. Sherman attended Pierce College in Woodland Hills, California.
Career as performer
Bobby's interest in music began at age 11 when he learned to play the trumpet. He eventually progressed to playing 16 musical instruments. At Birmingham High School Bobby played football, joined a dance band, and discovered his love for singing. From the time he was in high school, Bobby knew that he wanted to be some type of performer, but wasn't sure how to make it happen.
In 1962 Sal Mineo took Sherman under his wing and wrote two songs for him as well as arranging for Sherman to record the songs, then in 1964 when Sherman was asked by Mineo to sing with his old band at a Hollywood party (there were many actors and agents in attendance) he made such an impression at that party he landed an agent and eventually a part on the ABC television show Shindig! as a regular cast member/house singer. The show ran for two years, from 1964 to 1966. During that time Bobby made several records with Decca and another smaller label, and landed in all the teen magazines, but it did not seem to catapult his career. Sherman's luck changed drastically early in 1968 when, out of hundreds of actors, he was cast in the role as the bashful, stammering logger, Jeremy Bolt, in the television series Here Come the Brides (1968-1970 ABC), with Bridget Hanley as his romantic interest, Candy Pruitt. The cast included Robert Brown, David Soul, and Joan Blondell. Sherman managed to become the breakout star of the show as well as a beloved teen idol worldwide.
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ALBUMS
- Christmas Album released: 1970
- With Love, Bobby: The Scrapbook Album released: 1970
- Bobby Sherman released: 1969
- What Came Before and Just for You released:
- Here Comes Bobby - With Love, Bobby released:
- Greatest Hits released:
What Came Before and Just for You
- Judy, You'll Never Know (I'll Never Tell You)
- The Telegram
- Nobody's Sweetheart
- I Want to Hear It From Her
- Man Overboard
- You Make Me Happy
- It Hurts Me
- Give Me Your Word
- Well All Right
- Hey Little Girl
- Goody Galum
- Anything Your Little Heart Desires
- Happiness Is
- Can't Get Used to Losing You
- Think of Rain
- Cold Girl
- Together Again
- Caress Me, Pretty Music
- (She Let's Her Hair Down) Early in the Morning
- I Don't Believe in Magic
- Picture a Little Girl
- Just Let Me Sing My Song
- Unborn Lullabye
- Eatin' and Sleepin'
- The Other Half of Me
- Take Another Look Around
- Just a Little While Longer
- I Like to Sing to Smiley Faces
- Free Now to Roam
- Mr. Success
- Runaway
- Our Last Song Together
- Sunshine Rose
Here Comes Bobby - With Love, Bobby
- Easy Come, Easy Go
- She's A Lady
- Come Close To Me
- July Seventeen
- The Lady Is Waiting
- Turtles And Trees
- La La La (If I Had You)
- Two Blind Minds
- Make Your Own Kind Of Music
- Hey, Honey Bun
- Fun And Games
- Julie, Do Ya Love Me
- Sweet Gingerbread Man
- I Think I'm Gonna Rain
- I'll Never Let You Go
- Show Me
- Sweet Touch Of Life
- Hey, Mister Sun
- Spend Some Time Lovin' Me
- Oklahoma City Times
- Message To My Brother
- Good For Each Other
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Spend Some Time Lovin' Me
by: Bobby ShermanYou only turn to me,
When you've been hurt by someone else.
You're always much to busy,
Feeling sorry for yourself.
My time is too precious,
For wastin' on sorrow.
So if you really want me,
To comfort you and see you through,
CHORUS:
Spend some time lovin' me,
See how happy a day can be.
Spend some time lovin' me,
And you'll be fine.
Spend some time lovin' me,
See how happy a day can be.
Spend some time lovin' me,
And you'll be fine.
I've always been here,
When you needed me to hear you cry.
But just as soon as you felt better,
You'd just say goodbye,
And leave me suspended,
In need of your lovin'.
That isn't very friendly.
So from now on, when tears are gone,
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