Bobby Rydell Live 1960 - Volare

[@hourilo]

Can't help it - no one sings this song like Bobby Rydell.

[@dannychubirka5696]

Terrific voice Those were the days

[@emysoler7223]

You can say that again!.

[@ernestojoseconchaopazo3530]

Increible no lo conocia hasta hoy, es realmente genial, desde Chile.

[@richardleonard4281]

I miss those days when singers could sing , Bobby Darin , Bobby Rydell , true talent.

[@bethbartlett5692]

You have a keen ear for Premium Vocalists. They both were excellent. Bobby Darin truly was at the level few reach. Bobby Rydell right there as well. I knew Bobby Rydell and his wife Camille, 1st wife, she passed due to breast c. I adore her. Many sweet memories. Best Thoughts ...

[@Elainerulesutube]

I loved Bobby in those early years. You will note he is wearing a collarless suit-this was before the Beatles were even heard of!

[@Tonithenightowl]

I can't imagine having this kind of talent at that age.

[@jeffhammers5677]

RIP Bobby Rydell Thanks for the video. Very entertaining!!

[@Songwriter376]

He is a distant cousin on my grandmothers side. He sometimes visited us occasionally when I was a kid.

[@satsang73]

My dream just came true Bobby Rydell.....always love you !!!!

[@howardmanley3388]

I'm 71 now but I met him as a young boy in Atlantic City New Jersey on the steel pier great guy shook his hand backstage. (. Good memory)(

[@v.dargain1678]

I'm 65 and my babysitter would always turn the radio up load when I whenever "Volare" was played . Can't help but remember that song .

[@bennyjazzful]

WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! From a mad keen 75yo Aussie fan. Amazing voice & personality & the backing singers are fantastic.

[@sailcara856]

One of Philadelphia's best singers.

[@CBSEye]

Wow'! Finally Bobby's appearance on Perry Como! Thanks a million! Haven't seen it since it was broadcast! My thanks! - JG

[@deedeedy111]

Those were the days!

[@bethbartlett5692]

You know what separates Bobby from his peers, then and now??? Roberto Ridderalli HAS CHOPS! This man can sing his South Side Philadelphia, Italian, Good Lookin', arse' off! Go Bobby - you're still in 1st Place!

[@joymcdonald8240]

Great memories thanks

[@MsBeryl6]

I remember seeing Bobby Rydell several times in London in a Night Club way back. when he finished singing he came back and played the drums. so we had the best night. He was great.

[@terriurso2124]

LOVE IT !!! And love Bobby Rydell !!!!

[@rbray82]

No body can sing this song like bobby, No real singing these days

[@jcaesar134]

Great vid...thanks for posting. Rydell has an amazing talent.

[@SpeegBJ]

This is so fantastic I cannot stand it. Both my earliest idols (I sang one of Como's tunes on stage at age 6). Best!

[@skyebird3933]

Thanks for posting this clip!!! Love Perry and Bobby both, super stars. This was when music was really good.

[@georgebolkovac7935]

Bobby and Perry, what could be better?

[@darrylevans4401]

Such a great song by the great Bobby Rydell a living legend this song crossed over to the R&B charts play it on my internet radio show Classic Soul me the Masterblaster.

[@229kara]

Love it love it love it.

[@lyallg8112]

Love his impersonation of Bobby Darin…❣️

[@melissagross8249]

Still love his music!

[@tanhow651]

Dean Martins' version use to be my favorite...but this is the one...

[@john86779]

o the memories of my teenage years

[@moemcgovern7345]

We miss Bobby

[@yolandamojica9279]

I love his voice beautiful!

[@bettyb98]

One of my favorites too

[@PrincessLittleRock]

Truly a fun video! Yes. being Italian, I do remember the original version of "Nel blu dipinto di blu" and the lyrics were entirely different... However, Bobby's version is just as nice and Perry is always the best!

[@luciaeleen3938]

Giuliana Gorlei-Pittsey 1

[@theringoone]

GREAT VIDEO and SONG!

[@josephalonge5362]

Remember when singing was singing and NOT screaming?????? 50's and early 60"s simply the best music.

[@theeasybeats5913]

One of my earliest memories was hearing this song, Marlette St WKXY Sarasota

[@claytoncoward1377]

Great singer and impressionist too😃😃😃

[@SuperEddierivers]

I remember seeing that when it was on tv.I was just a kid then but seeing it again it seems like yesterday.Bobby was certainly the most talented of the teen idols of the day. Coolest hair,too.(Edd Byrnes taking a close second)

[@anthonyridio5234]

I think Bobby Darin (Italian) was the next Sinatra, sadly he passed away to young...

[@pamkayvan]

I did love Bobby's hair!

[@ansiosodever]

Te deja con la boca abierta... espléndida interpretación.

[@silvanusslaughter]

An example of a translation that works but is very, very different than the original poetic Italian lyrics of In the Blue Painted Blue (Nel Blu di pinto di blu--Volare). But I so like it.

[@kenmusillo8667]

Rest in peace

[@yolandamojica9279]

Bravo! Italy

[@lchun01]

Wooo la la Still great

[@chompo7]

wonderful, stumbled upon your videos just now.coming from a big italian american family,perry como was always a favorite!! do you have any of connie francis appearances on perrys show? would love to see those if so! if i remember correctly her hit mama was debut on perrys show thanks!

[@howardmanley3388]

I met him 60 years ago

[@MrRETEROROB]

he is a good singer......some of his material though was beneath him. Volare and Sway ( B-side ) were his best.

[@deerhoda7574]

❤

[@CarlDuke]

Bobby of course is Italian, born Robert Ridarelli. Didn't know Frank Fontaine was famous before playing Crazy Guggenheim with Jackie Gleason.

[@rachelknight6028]

Oh i had no idea he was Italian... wonderful 😃

[@wendyswithaq]

5:09 is the original "woah"

[@mr.warmth1511]

he was on bandstand a few times hes acomedian too

[@RAMLIA1]

♥♥♥

[@howardmanley3388]

Bobbie is 78 now in 2020

[@anthonyridio5234]

An Italian boy from Jersey...

[@eddierenegade8081]

Como kids Rydell about being an honorary Italian. in reality, Rydell was just as Italian as Como. Rydell was the son of Jennie (Sapienza) and Adrio "Al" Ridarelli. In this clip Rydell was only 18 years old.

[@tangobango9653]

Bobby Rydell was easily the best singer of the 60's Teen Idols, except for Elvis. He should have had many more hits, but the British Invasion sidetracked him. He's out there still singing tho, at age 74 I believe?

[@thomaseastmond8455]

Ever hear of Darin? I think Rydell ranks second only behinds Darin. Presley didn't do much in the sixties, he mainly starred in movies.

[@jstasur]

Rydell was locked into a crappy independent Philadelphia label, Cameo Records. Although he didn't do badly, its untold how much better he might've done with a major label and better representation.

[@RockinRedRover]

Fun clip, and a great rendition of this fine song - but no way is it "live", he's lip-synching to the record, just like most of the tv shows of this era, he's not even trying to seem "live" by holding or wearing a mic. At the end of the song, the backing music clearly changes as the inhouse orchestra tacks a clumsy segue onto the end. Tnanks for posting it tho.

[@shirleypena4133]

How silly for Perry Como to make Bobby an "honorary Italian" when not only was Bobby ALREADY an Italian-American but his family had arrived from the "Old Country" later than had Como's. ;-)

[@JavaScriptJolt]

You do realize that the "honorary" Italian comment was a joke?

[@MrRETEROROB]

two good Pennsylvania boys.

[@danielsturm809]

Bobby is wearing a "Beatles" suit that would not reappear for another three years!!!

[@donnakt8549]

I AM GOING TO SEE BOBBY IN MARCH AT A NY CASINO - >>>CAN'T WAIT !! WHEN PEOPLE ASK ME WHAT DO U WANT TO BE NOW THAT YOUR NOT A KID ANYMORE - I SAY " I WANNA BE BOBBY'S GIRL" !

[@beefoneeto]

Actually this is lip-synced.But great to see anyway.

[@noahrobinson3558]

back in the early 60s my uncle broke Bobbie's jaw before a concert in south bend Indiana

[@maddiewilcutt3005]

why did he do that? did he do it on purpose?????

[@jer2xjim]

Como was condescending to Bobby. I wish he could have been at least half as respectful as Dick Clark was to him.

[@jonathanwald4572]

Catch the line "I'm going to make you an honorary Italian," by Perry Como. Regrettable that the fashion of the times demanded that the young Robert Ridarelli had to eviscerate his very ethnic identity in order to promote his career. Must have been an uncomfortable moment for both Rydell and Como...

[@JavaScriptJolt]

The line is suppose to be funny because Bobby Rydell IS Italian. I think, at least at that time, most of the U.S. population knew that he is Italian. And one of his biggest hits was "Volare"...enviserated how?

[@sylviebertran8201]

One of the few left from that era that can still sing Perry Como , the king of boring

[@judsons]

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[@mr.warmth1511]

i have to go walk will leave i-mac on if youtube dont screw up you will have plenty,, just kiddin about google they trea me goo ,i ma pain in the ass

[@partymonsterri]

Nothing "live" about this.

[@noahrobinson3558]

he was being a jerk and pushed my uncle