Bobby Darin - Simple Song Of Freedom - LIVE!

[@daveharper3830]

This song is as relevant today as when Bobby Darin wrote and sang it. Everyone should listen the the words and tell our government that this is what should be. Bobby wrote this song in 1971. Please listen.

[@hategreed1]

Thank you, Dave Harper. If everybody listened, we'd have an America we really could be proud of.

[@joycejeffries7465]

We need everyone to not only listen, but as Dave Harper said, we ALL need to TELL Our Government This is how we think and feel. As long as we are silent, it will never get any better.

[@ThatManinWhite]

Dave Harper Those who don't learn from history....

[@thepinkbutterfly10]

Agree 100%!

[@pdxbohica]

He wrote in 69 after he went into seclusion following RFKs assassination. He worked for RFK and was at the hotel when it happened.

[@bethmcavoy8062]

Bobby had his first open heart surgery in Feb 1971, this is Jan 1972. He had to take oxygen offstage between songs. He got his own NBC variety show in the summer of 1972. It lasted until May 1973. Bobby had his 2nd open heart surgery in Dec 1973. He died in the recovery room afterward. Bobby was a brave, wise soul. Gone too soon.

[@Tahara-Aichi]

His open heart surgery was after this concert.

[@jonathanjackson9208]

Geo Von Lengerke actually it was after the special he did in 🇨🇦

[@hategreed1]

Nobody needs an imitator of BD. We have plenty of video and audio of the Real Deal.

[@hategreed1]

The Karaoke King's ripoff of Bobby Darin. Spacey is a perv.

[@johnsullivan6982]

hategreed1 Spacey is a big fan of Darin. Your comment has no validity. The fact that Spacey is gay speaks to your closed mind to liberty and justice for all.

[@McMillian5]

As acclaimed as he was in his life, Bobby Darin is probably the most underrated performer ever.

[@mitzibelle165]

YED I AGREE He had a BEAUTIFUL MIND

[@sampeters2631]

Agree.

[@codyleslie478]

I've always said that if hednt died early hed have been as big as Sinatra!

[@tonybenn1000]

@@codyleslie478 How old was he when he died?

[@codyleslie478]

@@tonybenn1000 37.. he died of Sepsis after failing to take antibiotics before a dental visit.

[@BrutusMcCrunch]

Its not obvious, but what Bobby Darin did starting in about 1966, was ballsy. Total transformation in his style. He probably pissed off his older mainstream fans with this kind of material. But he really clearly did not care and I admire the hell out of that.

[@TheCliffandPhilShow]

+J Oliver Hazley He was always amazing.:)

[@AuntieMHere]

@J Oliver: No, he did not p-off his older fans... he spoke for us with this song.

[@BrutusMcCrunch]

Well my stepdad told me differently....he said many of Darin's more conservative older fans were upset with him later....he was at a show where a lot of old Goodfellas types booed him in the late 60's

[@AuntieMHere]

J Oliver, sorry to hear some folks felt/acted that way.

[@hategreed1]

I was a preteen then, and I LOVED HIM for what you have just explained. He was a courageous person all of his life. I would not have wanted to live my life without his art in my life to enjoy and from which to be educated. If there's a Heaven, he's there. BD, I LOVE YOU.

[@brianmorrison7542]

One of THE all time greats

[@kingovideo2]

Imagine this guy, dressed in a tuxedo, looking for-all-the-world like Mr. Establishment, singing a song like this. Just goes to show that you can't judge a book by its cover. He was a great entertainer and was becoming the voice of the people when he met his untimely death. There should be more like him!

[@Raven.Vampiros_Desterrados]

The Cowboy in the Continental Suit! :)

[@TomokosEnterprize]

Too bad everyone can't hear this and those that do, bless you all.

[@maarukka58]

This song is a gem. And this should be played today and daily. Most people have forgotten what is freedom!

[@jeanbaumgartner4052]

So true 👍 👌 😢 👏 🙌 😄 👍 👌 😢 👏 🙌 😄 about Bobby Darin singing this song 🎵 😀 😄 😊 ❤️ 😉 on 😍 KZbin Videos 📹 😀 😄 😊 ❤️ 💙 in the 21st century 😀 😄 😉 😊 👍 😎 😀 😄 😉 😊 👍 😎 😀 😄 😉 😊 👍!Amen to that one Bobby Darin RIP 🙏 🪦 😌 ☹️ 😔 😢!

[@willymosewage]

I had forgotten what a powerful song this was when Bobby released it. It still is relevant today, perhaps even more so.

[@jmarkz53]

Bill Morelli Except that now we don't show body bags with our nightly news over dinner. The daily dead headcount isn't the way our current 'war' is measured. And as such, our involvement in the Mideast is largely invisible, just the way the government prefers it.

[@ThatManinWhite]

rockit730 I think Chomsky said it best when he spoke of Manufacturing Consent.

[@joycejeffries7465]

Yes, even though THEY KNOW the Middle East has been a hotbed of warring factions for 6000+ years! NOTHING we do there will EVER make a difference!

[@robertlytle9752]

It's invisible because there is no draft so nobody cares if a few of our military get killed.

[@larrygreen8912]

Robert Lytle More people die on I95 in a year and you don’t hear about that either. ........ unfortunately the US Government lost its way in those times . Protecting the South Vietnamese from being murdered was a noble cause, that went terribly wrong on many levels.

[@BIoomingOnion]

This is such an amazing and powerful song. Bobby doesn't call out one group or another group. He calls out the government and world leaders. Which is what the people of especially today's United States need to hear. It's not that we want to be separated from each other, but the government sure wants us to be.

[@elizabethlinsay9193]

We are not the United States anymore...

[@marilynfosseen1541]

But we want to be again.

[@joybrickman8552]

You are right, in December 2023, it's even worse. Plus my heart aches for my beloved friends in Ukraine. We can only hope and pray for peace. 💙💛🙏🇱🇷🇺🇦🇮🇱

[@rnhealer6044]

This is and always will be a protest song. The message was clear and true when Bobby Darin sang it in 1970 and it's still true today. I spent the 60e' appreciating him and his songs and I always will. Thanks for the love clip in color. I regret that he left us too soon.

[@pennydowden5900]

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[@pennydowden5900]

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[@grantgalea]

Written by Bobby Darin and performed by Bobby Darin. What a talented soul he was !

[@AuntieMHere]

"it seems good they die young..." Dion DiMucci

[@barbaracranford527]

I don't think he wrote it.

[@grantgalea]

@@barbaracranford527 he definitely did. Look it up. It’s a fact!!!

[@StudMacher78]

A lot of his popular songs aren’t actually written by him surprisingly but no he wrote this song

[@Ruda-n4h]

@@grantgalea I believe Darin wrote this after he recorded Tim Hardin's 'If I were a Carpenter' and Hardin repaid the compliment by recording this.

[@TheDAT573]

Bobby Darin, We, the people here, don't want a war.

[@jeanbaumgartner4052]

Amen to that 🙏 🙌 👏 😌 💯 %!👌

[@nick_sachkov]

Amen

[@TomokosEnterprize]

I can listen to this 10,000 times and never tire of it.

[@mbakerfl]

I got to meet and know Bobby when I had my band in Vegas in the early 60's. A local DJ friend took me out to the Flamingo Hotel to Bobby's dressing room and introduced us.Bobby went to LA and recorded 18 Yellow Roses. When he came back he came to where my band played, Twin Lakes Lodge. He sang this song that night, the first time it was played publicly. He was the nicest person you would ever hope to meet. He was like an old friend. He is missed as a performer and a great person.

[@TheMick777777]

Great to hear from someone that actually met Bobby and was there for this song

[@zorinabakah8182]

Mbakerfl please say more about your mem or of Bobby. I am in contact with tbe brother of the owner of The Twin Lakes and he talks of these days. Tell us all about the Bobby you knew, so glad to hear. Thank you

[@davidmorley1606]

I feel this song carries the same message Rick Nelson sang in Garden Party

[@helenturner6971]

@@zorinabakah8182

[@agataf1320]

Beautiful song, always current unfortunately. Bobby Darin you were and will always remain the greatest of all, a great artist, a true man and a beautiful person. Forever in my heart.

[@stevenredman1582]

Different era. Different war. Same message.

[@maryjeanjones7569]

Steven Redman- Yes, Living proof that history repeats its self.

[@PAULY-P]

@@maryjeanjones7569 Live, Die, Repeat 👉 👑

[@thomasodetto4670]

Wow. !! Bobby that was a powerful song and message. I am so sorry that we lost you when you when you were so young. Just know that you are still loved and remembered by millions of your fans. Rest In Peace My Friend.

[@jakestarkey2687]

So many decades, I find this song still brings tears to my eyes and an ache to my soul,

[@thetitanicisdead]

I love Bobby Darin, he has been my inspiration in almost everything I do, I feel so, so, sorry for him when he is singing, he needed oxygen, he was not well, just look at his eyes, and his face, his eyes are red, puffy, and half shut, he is only in his thirties and he looks like he is 48 or 50. You can tell he is in pain and sick, I pray that he is in Heaven, rest in piece Bobby, you are so special to me.

[@judyfowler2023]

Western Maine Productions rheumatic fever twice as a child weakened his heart

[@GrandpaCanCook]

I realize that I was lucky to be alive when Bobby Darrin was performing. I never saw him live, but his TV appearances showed more than a singer. He was just a great performer. A true legend. We miss you Bobby

[@Pattiepies55]

We all need to be singing this song of freedom now. February 24, 2022. Prayers for Ukraine.

[@renaniidepinheiroepereira4104]

I remembered this song.

[@Pattiepies55]

@@renaniidepinheiroepereira4104 me too, from the time of the Vietnam war.

[@kylewashington1841]

Don't be a tool.

[@jimsperlakis5634]

This was Our song voice message from the late 60's thru the early 70's. Sadly thou our country can't ever seem to learn. I can still remember waiting to hear what my draft # would be in 1970. Not only didn't we learn from Korea, then Nam but it was 20 years of destruction in Pakistan, Iraq and Afghanistan to keep our war machine running to keep the billionaires making more. Now it's quite a different game with N Korea and China watching our Every Move.

[@rosykatzCATS]

Yes nut he wrote this because he was a Democrat!!!

[@ohwhatelse]

Bobby sang a lot of different styles of music, which means there's something for everyone. I remember some of his early songs which I didn't know @ the time were his! others I've never heard til recently on UTUBE. Some that he sang are songs I didn't like by those I heard originally sing them. But I DO like his recording of them. So, like I say, something for everyone. And I'm a bigger Bobby Darin fan than ever. IF HE ONLY KNEW! LOVE YOU BOBBY DARIN! SEE YOU IN HEAVEN!

[@ruthbumbar8142]

I worked in a record shop in '59 when his Mack the Knife was number 1 the whole year. I mostly like the old music. I learned to like jazz and opera after working at the shop. I don't care for any of today's music. I saw on utube that he did a rap song so I had to listen to it. It was way before all the current rap artists. "Me and Mr. Horner Standing on the Corner". Guess what I have listened to this one more than a couple of times.

[@onemanband1950]

I am.62 yrs. old now,(2013), and have sung Bobby Darin's song of freedom for most of my life, almost as a comforting mantra. The song is so incredibly beautiful and with such meaning and always gave warmth to my heart. To honour Bobby , I love singing and playing it on my acoustic guitar for people. God bless Mr. Darrin, and I thank him so much for this touching song. Wish so much that he could have lived longer. His song here sure did give me life.

[@paulmanning5805]

Mom

[@MrMrwillerton]

. . . I have been a fan for 50 years or so, I never get tired of listening to the fella. . A real star. I think the movie by Kevin Spacey on his life was a fabulous tribute to the man.

[@KillingAriella]

This song gets me every. Single. Time. Brilliant.

[@primrosewylde2413]

Yesssssssssssssss

[@steveknows62]

Same here.

[@kerriloiacono5784]

This is what needs to be sung and heard in 2020!

[@Zepikness]

Me too. I found him back in July a few days before my 14th birthday and I love him so much.

[@scottsanderson8065]

I feel like now (again) is the time for this song

[@TomokosEnterprize]

Back again. A great singer with a mission. We all need to listen and pay attention to what we hear !

[@tomg6156]

what a talent.....what a shame to lose someone of this talent at 37. this is my favorite song he did. so fitting for today!

[@thomaspiccirillo6820]

I LOVE MY COUNTRY U. S.A. MY FATHER FOUGHT IN KOREA-HE HATED WAR- AND LOVED BOBBY DARIN- I THINK I KNOW WHY

[@bollicinablu585]

Simply a greatest singer and beautiful person ..with love from Naples (Italy)

[@capismama2922]

This man could sing everything: blues, jazz, folk, pop...and sing it all excellently.

[@dianaguadagnino5410]

What an amazing song...Bobby Darin was one of a kind...still relevant today

[@richardbrosseau]

Could listen to this every day

[@EllisHovey]

+Richard B Rosseau I do.

[@forestaagata4113]

Me too..

[@zorinabakah8182]

Me too.

[@kathleenodonnell8673]

I do

[@thewhy99]

Mr. Darin when I was younger you sir were my favorite singer until this song was performed. All these years later I finally understand what yout words meant. Thank you Mr Darin

[@JustAnnie51]

I'm watching this PBS special right now (for the 20th time) and this song by Bobby Darin is one the best highlights of the show,,, when lyrics from nearly 50 years ago can still be used in this day and age,, it's a sad thing,,,,, Bobby wrote this as well, and what a magnificent job he did,,, miss you, Bobby!!

[@edithsymmans3273]

Bobby's "Simple Song Of Freedom" still rings true today, ….. "we the people do not want a war"…….. Bobby's version of this awesome self penned song is the most remarkable of all…… has more depth of meaning than any other…….. a true genius at work right here……. Man has heart, soul, emotion, courage, strength, wisdom, vision, God gifted mega multi-talent, we will never see the likes of again. RIP B.D.

[@jefftycarson5969]

Bobby Darin the voice 50 and 60.king 👏🎼🎶🎤🎹🎸🕴🌻

[@kalmia01]

Brilliant song, a man with lot of heart, and courage.

[@onemexican1973]

just brilliant....so much this guy gave us.....and left us way to early, but is not life cruel like that. this man is singing for humanity....

[@MichaelDiPrima03201994]

I love Bobby Darin's music, he was right about this time and he is still right about war

[@capergal4962]

What a great gift Bobby had, no screaming out a song, it just flowed with such feeling, I just love it. It was never played enough. I grew up with Bobby's songs, he was a genius.

[@TheBstegold]

I have to add this song to my collection.....it is a message and a statement

[@hersonlamolli6276]

No one can top this song, he was the best. We miss you dearly ...RIP 🙏🌹

[@dennisg.liebman1155]

This is one of my favorite songs ! Thank you Bobby Darin :}

[@joycejeffries7465]

He was a master and is greatly missed. I still love him as much as ever and wish he was still with us. Love all his music, but this song is timely and timeless!

[@miriamhansen9234]

So relevant in our world today. Everyone needs to have this song in there head all the time. When will humanity ever get it. Bobby's rendition is so simple..

[@doberndorf]

Really the right words.

[@sunshinelee5056]

I simply adore this man. Always have, always will. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@margaretjugl9224]

BOBBY DARIN'S VOICE LIVES ON. BRINGS BACK SO MANY GREAT MEMORIES. THANK YOU BOBBY.

[@shekaty]

This song is with out a doubt my favorite that was ever sung by Bobby Darin.

[@rogerlarranaga5180]

Thank you 👍, for this song people every where should listen to it.

[@joansullivan1752]

Our world needs a song like this today. Bobby Darin was a class act...perhaps ahead of his time. Taken from us too soon. But his spirit lives on in a song such as this. Be at Peace.

[@loriphilbrick2674]

I listened to Bobby Darins song tonight & I loved it... He stood there with His beautiful tux on Singing that Great song ; If He was Still here with Us He would have made a Difference in This ole World ~

[@ronwot]

+lori sapiel So true Lori

[@StrictlyMystic]

+lori sapiel He DID make a difference in this world. :>)

[@hategreed1]

He's still here, more than most of us, Lori. We just need to make sure his voice, his music, his message is heard, especially in the 20WORST Century of War/Terrorism-Manufacturing/Profiteering and the Enslavement of the entire human race, by 1% of the population.

[@ohwhatelse]

Lori Philbrick ...he did, in His own time.

[@paolamilia1445]

I didn t know this singer so far. He was really fantastic. I love him since ever.

[@MrPeclo]

Bobby Darin: The very best. Fabulous Bobby Darin.

[@arnoldkreuger7377]

Absolutely

[@jukd11]

Powerful

[@BalticSeaChris]

It's incredible. His "People hear what they see" idea really worked. Bobby was booed off stage when he first sang his protest songs, wearing jeans + a mustache! As Bob Darin. They wanted their old Mack-the-knife-Bobby back! He didn't know what to do, so he combined it. Put on his tux again, sang a few of his old songs + some of his new material. These songs meant a lot to him. And suddenly the audience loved the protest songs,too! It was basically the same set list, he just looked different.

[@The22on]

Good explanation! I heard the audience booed him off the stage when he changed from his big band style to the protest style. I didn't know Las Vegas audiences accepted him when he put on a tux. By the way, he looks and sounds super laid back in this video. I guess he was so sick. He didn't have the energy. But that worked for this song. The straight ahead style is better than the brassy style of his earlier days.

[@josephkane7989]

This is a song that will put a lump into your own throat as it would tears into your own eyes just listening to this song

[@marlenalinne7958]

Rock'n'roll icon, cabaret singer, Las Vegas legend, folk singer and actor. Was there anything he couldn't do? And he did it all in less than 20 years. A TREMENDOUS loss.

[@faycraig7248]

If forgotten what a good song and message that was it should be playing now we need it even more 😢

[@thepinkbutterfly10]

What an awesome song-sung by an awesome performer! RIP!

[@hategreed1]

And written by this awesome songwriter/performer/singer/actor.

[@thepinkbutterfly10]

Okay.

[@ohwhatelse]

thepinkbutterfly10 ...i don't believe he's "resting" at all. He believed in Jesus so he's in Heaven singing for God now. Think how great to hear him there, & to join in!

[@thepinkbutterfly10]

@@ohwhatelse We'll have to agree to disagree.

[@4fourdogs]

Very talented and one of the greatest singers and entertainers in America.

[@mitzibelle165]

Another who is Gone, but Definitely Not Forgotten, one in a Billion, with a Beautiful mind🎸🎢🇺🇲🎸

[@cmcb09]

This has always been my favorite Darin recording, Splish Splash, You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby are of course amazing. But it seemed like whenever he sang this song he was putting himself completely into it and it was from his heart.

[@dfangirl72]

i'm Voting !!!! How could anyone hear this song and not get emotional !

[@mikaeljohansson6518]

Love this song so much. Thanks from Sweden!!

[@davelegget1000]

Thank you . Darin was 1 of the greats !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@lyndamaurice2507]

I never knew him but when saw the movie it made cry with joy and I live his song we live him in peace 😊

[@multicaruana]

Just great. Bobby Darin did it all, and to think, with all his talents, he was open to new ideas! Thanks!.

[@PrisonerFanForever]

Fell in love with Bobby's heart all over again after re hearing this!

[@riccardobruero]

Sooo strong...! Thanks Bobby, you wrote a wonderful song.

[@johnnyhuis]

In my opinion, the greatest folk song ever written! This song put Tim Hardin in the limelite! Mac The Knife, Splish Splash, ETC., are there forever! What a songwriter!

[@stanmolina5805]

Way back when seen Him sing this song Live on tV. Watching PBS program this Evening. Just seen Him sing this Song This time on Video. Different time Different place And I was younger At this time Message remains the Same

[@annefischer1433]

Bobby Darin is truly one of our musical icons and his really caring deep side I don't think showed much on the performance circuit. I don't think I heard this song until I saw the movie beyond the Sea. And the dramatization of this song will never stop moving my emotions. And as others have said it is still very relevant today. Tragic that he had to have and go through the rheumatic fever -a deadly disease. My mother had it and a good friend of mine her mother had it. pm destroys the heart valves, and my mother literally died of a broken ❤️ figuratively and literally when they aorta broke as well and my friend's mother died also from the plastic replacement valves she obtained through surgery and they finally wore through. Bobby's music will be remembered forever and I hope his soul is soaring to greater heights and maybe he'll come back and reincarnate and bring help and energy to get us through this mess we r in right now!

[@Joel-np9vl]

Beautiful song Bobby that I will never forget.

[@joycejeffries6689]

I've always loved Bobby Darin & his music. Maybe the reason he wore his heart out is because he shared his feelings with the entire world. Every time I hear this song, it feels like a fire is burning in my own heart. I feel exactly as I think he did when he wrote it. He was truly a great human being and a wonderful singer. God Rest his soul.

[@Treechris23]

Nobody did it--or does it-- like Bobby Darin! He was such a unique entertainer, and super cool!

[@BeccaBean2020]

Tim actually sang it better...

[@nickhuber9627]

@@BeccaBean2020 WRONG! You're clueless. Bobby Darin had no equal.

[@TheMick777777]

Kevin Spacey.

[@piano671]

A GREAT simple Song.

[@harryversteege9120]

Dit is gewoonweg een zeer mooi en bijzonder nummer en zal, dat moge duidelijk zijn, altijd actuele waarde blijven hebben.

[@amy62]

Thank you for this beautiful song, Bobby. I listen to it every day. I’m sorry you had to ‘move on’ so quickly. I hope to meet you when my time comes. I love you ‘to the moon & back.’

[@mcnalpha]

so important in these days

[@steveharris5664]

He did a true real and rational regarding about what and how ever one should all do!! With him being stated, as a retired teacher, I grade him with an A++!!

[@MissDonnah]

Perfection - Thanks Bobby! It makes me happy to see posts from young people that they can appreciate Bobby's talent. Right ON! Peace!

[@spaceshipdino]

Such a talent we lost to soon, wish more people could hear this song

[@peterscanga6616]

when will come to realize how precious freedom is to all. Today we are divided. Where is Love

[@gking86]

He had a great voice. I still love to hear him singing.

[@deborahhall6070]

This song is appropriate today as it was when he first wrote/sang it. Love what it has to say...very honest and straightforward. More people in government and leadership should listen carefully to the words.....

[@primrosewylde2413]

Absolutely. There is more happening ‘out there’ than the news tells us. We have to bELIEVE that things ARE improving. The Universe will not let us suffer this time around. Mother Earth WILL survive also.

[@primrosewylde2413]

Gary Watson Yes.. The Oneness IS happening. When more of us come together & accept one another, as The Ascended Masters,do, we will really move into Higher Dimensions. And that means no judgements, no attachments, no confrontations. All that is related to inner fears. We are only here on this, our Mother Earth Plane, for a short time, in each life-time, and the better we can be as humans, the more quickly we will evolve. The Universe is totally with us. So keep up the great work, friend, pass on the Love & Light to all whom you meet in your daily comings & goings. If we can have an open Heart daily, this will be as Magic and it will encourage others. If those around me complain, I usually say, Be Grateful for the moment (this is all that we have). And those in the western world have plenty- althou', too much is often not the best. Bobby D. was, as I see it, A Light Worker. We all plan our time b/f being born & know how long we’ll be here, as well as our assignments. I knew at 7 years of age, my direction. I was in the play yard of my junior school, and said to myself, I wanted to teach. I really loved children so much. That had to have been from past life influences, I’d say.. LOL. Keep up the GREAT work. We WILL, we ARE improving. Don’t watch too much news :).Namaste.

[@chuckamok12]

I think a lot of the regular people he was singing to need to hear the message too. Seems a lot of people hate messages of peace more than they hate conflict.

[@anthonyfoutch3152]

Well said I was going to say the same.

[@joycejeffries7465]

Well said Gary and I think you are right.

[@larrybaran4841]

(Canadian here) On Remembrance Day (Veterans Day in USA), my wife & I were listening to a special satellite radio music program from San Diego. 4 hours of ‘60s music honoring the Veterans, but I didn’t hear this song. As Mr Dave Harper commented here a few years ago, it’s as relevant today as it was initially recorded. Hmmm. I wonder what would happen if someone updated the names to be more current and re-recorded it?

[@pinkmoonpearls8395]

Thank you for letting me find this song from a youth 🤓✌ Agree💮

[@tomg6156]

Just a great song that has endured time....so true today. Sad ending to a marvelous talent.

[@dfangirl72]

sometimes i can get through this song others no he wouldnt like whats going on now at all !!! We all need to VOTE !!!!

[@JamesBond531]

God bless Bobby Darin, This song still holds some relevance today (in 2013) Sure Bush has left office, but some wars still drag on. Still we still want to sing a "Simple Song Of Freedom!"

[@rosykatzCATS]

I get chills when I watch this. He had SOUL

[@jeanbaumgartner4052]

The same here about Bobby Darin 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮!

[@jeanbaumgartner4052]

The same here about Bobby Darin!😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@davefordavefor]

That was very brave. I watched the movie that was made about him and it really gave great context for what he was doing in this type of perfomance. Doing this song in a tux all prim and proper. At that time it proved to be the best avenue for him to put this song out. It's a long movie but this and some other GREAT parts made it worth watching.

[@hategreed1]

WRC looks so serene here. Really at peace. What a BEAUTIFUL SOUL. What a GIVER.

[@candywarmuth6241]

Song still rings true. Breaks my heart how the industry treated him and so many other.

[@anglohero6295]

Mr. P.M. you should listen to this! R.I.P. Mr. Bobby Darin, you were a class act and you were top of the class❤

[@PhyllisPerez-r4h]

We are singing your song in my heart

[@MBFLA45]

One of his best songs... and that's saying something.

[@superjuanito1943]

Extraordinaria canción. No me canso de oirla. Lastima que nos dejara tan pronto. Un fuerte abrazo en donde quieras que estés.

[@MrNewrad]

This song should be played throughout the world.

[@primrosewylde2413]

Sooo true...

[@joycejeffries7465]

I believe 95% or more of people world wide all want the same things: Peace, Jobs that pay a LIVING Wage, and time to spend with their family and pursue their own brand of happiness. The ONLY ones who want war are the greedy people who always want MORE money and MORE Power. They are also the ONLY ones who profit from war. Life is too precious to waste killing our fellow human beings. Everyone Loses in EVERY war, there is no such thing as "Winning" a war.