@donships It is about Bobby Darin. The composer was Sandra Dee who was part of the composing song for Hey Paula. It was the flip side. Janis Joplin made fun of Bobby Darin in her songs...his English was so bad and she would not have had it any other way. Good English is SO BORING much like you I think
My dads name was bob ( robert) and i was always dads girl :D soo i dont have to want i am already bobbys girl :Dbut sadly my dad is no longer with me :'( R.I.P dad. xxxxx
to everyone sucks12345........typical uncouth yank.....stay home b----------d ! or go to hell!!........is it any wonder that with foulmouthed yanks like this, the rest of the respectable people in the world hate 'em?
I wish I was born in another era. I love how in the 40s-60s everyone was prim and proper, and it looks perfect. I wanna look that perfect! And I love the 80s. I wish there was a huge arcade where I live... *sigh* I think I'll stick to my plans and build a big mall with an arcade, a bowling alley, a roller rink, and a 50s-60s style salon and diner. If only I had enough money...
@BrokenneckYgor My understanding is that Christine is still alive and well. My mind boggles at the thought of Enoch dancing with her in Brixton. As I was not there I cannot affirm.
@frankiehiyo..... A real cutie Susan was, I saw her three times at the London Palladium with Tony Hancock and Frank Ifield among others in the Sixties. It was typical Palladium melange of extravaganzza, comedies, games, pops and acrobats - absolutely fascinating. Please bring back the 50s and 60s.
Wow!! What a memory. Thanks! So much fun. My cousin Lydia used to play all these songs. This is when a singer truly sang. None of that high tech stuff to make them sound good.
@horsesflu This is a lovely version. The original can never always be the best. Most covers attempt to improve on the original and if they often fail then so what, at least they attempted it. They should not be derided as just covers. If a cover was your one big hit you should be applauded as improving on the original..
@horsesflu Believe me, she was not "just riding on her pretty face".
I have seen her singing this live in a dance hall, with just the mike and amplifiers of some local group. She was as good as the recording. Now that's talent. She did have other hit records. How many further hits did the original singer of this record have? If a singer can cover a number hit, and take that version to the top then they must be good. I also like the original.
I remember standing at the top of the stairs at the scala ballroom in Runcorn Cheshire.UK. Susan was with her minder/agent? and walked past me on her way to the dressing room. Our eyes met and she gave me a big smile. I never forgot that. I was 16 years old she was maybe a couple of years older. She had just hit the charts with this song and sang it that night.. She sounded as good singing live as on the record. Let me tell you, the photos don't lie, she was absolutley gorgeous looking .
@drachir6 Yes, it is so sad. I had a look at some photos on the web. ( type in Scala Runcorn)
As you probably know it ended up as a Bingo hall. When that failed it was as you say " left to rot" There where some famous people played there in the Merseybeat days, including the Beatles in their leather gear.
Unfortunatly, this is the story for most of these types of venues after the Rock "n" Roll to Pop days. I guess people from other Countries would recognise the same scenario.
@andrewlewis963 We were/are more feminine because the GOVERNMENT WOMEN"S MOVEMENT had not yet been invented...so you saw lovely ladies like Connie Francis, ANNETTE, Sandra Dee, Dionne Warwick, Patti Page, Leslie Gore, etc....We were PROUD of being FEMININE...The so-called "Feminists" are actually MASCULINISTS...I SO AGREE WITH YOU!!! ~ PROUD TO BE A BOOMER!
I was watching television with my mom and this song came on, and my mom told me she'd kill me if MY greatest ambitiion in life was to be someone's girl. lol :)
put this on my facebook as she is a Northeast of England lass. Cheryl Cole another Northeast of England lass looks ever so similar to some of Susans pictures
When I listen to this I'm back in Ravensthorpe youth club as an eleven year old being embarrassed by girls dancing around, pointing at me and singing " I wanna be Georgies girl"
hi susan i always wondered where you were as far as the music business was i still remember two gigs 1 in paisley town hall and1 in glasgow gerry marsden fortunes were on tour with you we had a chat in paisley you pulled me on to the stage in glasgow i was so imbarrest notty susan hope you are doing well good luck.
my mum had her LP (remember lp's) we used to put this on and dance around the front room, i was only about 9yrs old but brings back childhood memories :-))
@Banderuola66 There were a lot of Bobby's back in the day;-)......they hardly were ever called Bob. I think now parents will call there child Robert over Bobby and Bob??.....thanks in advance
The ultimate no life- no self esteem song. What ...what will I do without Bobby? Even though he's not interested me....I'll just fantasize and pray...oh boy. What a pathetic song...weird, too. It's up there with that other weirdo.."Single Girl". Yikes.
I remember this single was always just a little bit louder than all the other songs around at the time, always seemed loudest on the jukebox, record player etc, must have been the phillips record label.
she was in the film version of billy liar with non other than rodney bewes
@SirBasildeBrush my mum is now no longer with us, and my older brother is called robert so we call him bobby but he hated this song. but i love it. all i do sometimes is change bobby for sabbie and i have my partnersd name
In the early 80's I went to see Susan at the Walthamstow Assembly Hall in East London. Amazingly she was only a support act (to Gerry & the Pacemakers).After the show I queued to meet her and buy her latest LP which she signed(I still have it). I told her that I had only come to see her and that I had all her old singles from the 60's.She seemed genuinely pleased and was very charming - it's a wonderful memory. Susan has been my favourite female singer since first seeing her on TV in 1962.
Agree with this - the same fate befell Helen Shapiro. Their music only predates the Beatles' by a year or so, but in terms of sound and attitude, is light years removed. Susan and Helen were unfortunate that the UK underwent such a seismic change just when they were both at the zenith of their powers.
Glad it's still around to enjoy, though - thanks for posting.
What a hot brunette, I don't know why she wasn't more famous, her looks alone are jaw dropping, if she was 20 yrs old today, she would have no problem becoming famous.
Yeah, what ever happened to her? I think she was probably blown out of the water by Suzanne Pleshette and Marlo Thomas, who were able to pull enough strings to get big movie and TV billing. It doesn't hurt that "That Girl" was the daughter of Big Daddy Danny Thomas. The comp may have been just too stiff for other gorgeous brunettes in the field at that time
@undergroundbasement throught my child hood and teenage years they all sang it to me 100 girle chaseing around the school yard now i listen to that song now i know why im gay my name is robert 30 years later there still doing it
One of the tabloids reported that when this song was a hit, a load of builders on a site were all heard singing along to this song, Wanting to be Bobby's Girl!
I like the begining better with the male background singers singing Your Not a Kid Anymore instead of the speeded up intro music that this one has. Blane also had a younger sounding voice which is more fitting to the lyrics.
I'd never heard of Marcie Blaine or Susan Maugham and found this song just browsing. I prefer the arrangement of the Maugham version. The other arrangement sounds quite boring in comparison.
Marcie was the original singer of this song and it is SO much better! Marcie didn't need background reverb to improve the sound of her voice. Marcie made it a hit! Way to go Marcie!!!
Susan's version of this song is much more captivating than any other I have heard. It is syncopated and reflects a more difficult style as opposed to what Martywt4 likes. It aids in a stronger quality song that only her voice can duplicate. Thanks for getting this back on the Youtube I have missed this so much!
Great blast from the past.. Thanks! :)
Derwentcub 1 week ago
I want to be Robert's Girl
Vortex Sue, Blackpool
vortextexture 3 weeks ago
This was in the charts when I started school. Lovely song. I love you Susan.
jjmonahan 3 weeks ago
Was born in 1962, but brought up on songs like this! Great song! Fond childhood memories!
LynnMarieParkin 3 weeks ago
Susan Maughan went on to become a saged and seasoned Stockard Channing who composed the songs for Grease.
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donships 2 months ago
@donships It is about Bobby Darin. The composer was Sandra Dee who was part of the composing song for Hey Paula. It was the flip side. Janis Joplin made fun of Bobby Darin in her songs...his English was so bad and she would not have had it any other way. Good English is SO BORING much like you I think
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this is fucking shit i almost hung myself
Joshuamarcuscook 2 months ago
this is fucking shit i almost hung myself !
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tarotmancer 2 months ago
My dads name was bob ( robert) and i was always dads girl :D soo i dont have to want i am already bobbys girl :Dbut sadly my dad is no longer with me :'( R.I.P dad. xxxxx
2byrne 2 months ago 10
@2byrne :-)
SirBasildeBrush 2 months ago
@2byrne sorry sweetheart. You always will be though. Take care.
TheDavidjoy 1 month ago
Born in the 90's and Listen to this music ! :L
ThatStereoGirl 3 months ago 6
@ThatStereoGirl ...and in stereo.
SirBasildeBrush 3 months ago
This one song is why Cilla Black never made it in the United States.
flschmilden456 3 months ago
Since when has Christine Keller been late
Davyfb75 3 months ago
Fish Inn Hackney.
cliveatvagg 3 months ago
to everyone sucks12345........typical uncouth yank.....stay home b----------d ! or go to hell!!........is it any wonder that with foulmouthed yanks like this, the rest of the respectable people in the world hate 'em?
MegaTbird78 4 months ago
whaddya mean the LATE Christine Keeler?! I used to see her regularly at The Markham Arms, Worlds End, Chelsea in the late 60s; when I say see her...
1garence 6 months ago
@1garence ....!!
SirBasildeBrush 6 months ago
at my youngest age of liking songs....this is it! and i have been attacked with bobs, robs, roberts......all my life....lmao
meshell86 6 months ago
Bobby's Girl ,will always remind me of my dear niece ,whom we lost recently,age59
It was at her eighteenth party she sang it over and over again ,we will miss you so
much karen ,god bless you,
northjean1
northjean1 6 months ago
I wish I was born in another era. I love how in the 40s-60s everyone was prim and proper, and it looks perfect. I wanna look that perfect! And I love the 80s. I wish there was a huge arcade where I live... *sigh* I think I'll stick to my plans and build a big mall with an arcade, a bowling alley, a roller rink, and a 50s-60s style salon and diner. If only I had enough money...
CrazyMushroomPeople 6 months ago 3
Nah, nobody can beat Marcie Blaine's version.
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where is she now , would love to know i hope she is well and happy. i had a huge crush on her while at school in the early sixties.philmac123
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macphilip123 8 months ago
I hear this and I think of Lily Savage and Thursday's Amateur night at the Vauxhall Tavern.
theboyfromxtown 8 months ago 2
@theboyfromxtown Not what springs to mind for me, I guess you had to be there...
SirBasildeBrush 8 months ago
@SirBasildeBrush
You're right. It was a fun memory for me and this is why I love music
It reminds me of the good times.
theboyfromxtown 8 months ago
@theboyfromxtown I can't say I do. No defo not. What Have I missed?
TheDavidjoy 7 months ago
@theboyfromxtown Hi I remember those good days at the Vauxhall Tavern, plenty of trade, nice:)
mikeyoungish 7 months ago
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Lucky you!
Can you remember the name of the song that Lily used to perform with Skippy?
theboyfromxtown 7 months ago
I saw the late Christine Keeler dancing to this song with Enoch Powell at a club in Brixton
BrokenneckYgor 8 months ago 7
@BrokenneckYgor !!!! Can't imagine it...
SirBasildeBrush 8 months ago
@BrokenneckYgor Chrisitne Keel's not dead.Is she?
dramaticguy 8 months ago
@dramaticguy I am glad to make a correction. Miss Keeler is alive.
BrokenneckYgor 8 months ago
@BrokenneckYgor Christine Keeler not dead she's alive & 69, her career as a call might be dead though lol
Drinkman7reloaded 8 months ago
@BrokenneckYgor Now that is funny!!
TheDavidjoy 7 months ago
@BrokenneckYgor I wonder if she knows she is 'late'?
Breatherable 6 months ago
@Breatherable Yeah, she might be preggers
BrokenneckYgor 6 months ago
@BrokenneckYgor now i would pay good money to have seen that
AdeleCorrenti 4 months ago in playlist PATRICIA
@BrokenneckYgor My understanding is that Christine is still alive and well. My mind boggles at the thought of Enoch dancing with her in Brixton. As I was not there I cannot affirm.
TheDavidjoy 3 months ago
@frankiehiyo..... A real cutie Susan was, I saw her three times at the London Palladium with Tony Hancock and Frank Ifield among others in the Sixties. It was typical Palladium melange of extravaganzza, comedies, games, pops and acrobats - absolutely fascinating. Please bring back the 50s and 60s.
macvatu 8 months ago
Do you suppose Lorna is JENNA-SIZED!
I wanna be JENNA-SIZED.
mrdphill 9 months ago
I wanna be bobbys girl too lol.
stresshead65 10 months ago
Tommy Cooper and Susan -- priceless
BeppeSapone 10 months ago
Tommy Cooper!!!!!! :)
cricketbat08 10 months ago
i won a competion singing this song, thanku susan
mrmark1363 11 months ago
Wow!! What a memory. Thanks! So much fun. My cousin Lydia used to play all these songs. This is when a singer truly sang. None of that high tech stuff to make them sound good.
Treaty4 11 months ago
I AM ALSO A MAUGHAN :)
being awesome must run in our genes.
aliceinwonderlandxox 11 months ago
Don't like this. It's meant to be a plaintive cry by a teen, not some big-voiced woman. The original is much better.
GeorgeBuchner 1 year ago
Heard a trillion times but just learned from you who sang it. *shame*
hornetobiker 1 year ago
i love this song thank you for posting
dawn1057 1 year ago
2 women don't consider being Bobby's girl the most important thing to them.
iw32 1 year ago
the original is way better. this chick's just riding on her pretty face. caseinpoint, if a cover is your "big hit:" you suck.
horsesflu 1 year ago
@horsesflu This is a lovely version. The original can never always be the best. Most covers attempt to improve on the original and if they often fail then so what, at least they attempted it. They should not be derided as just covers. If a cover was your one big hit you should be applauded as improving on the original..
davidmayne 1 year ago
@horsesflu Believe me, she was not "just riding on her pretty face".
I have seen her singing this live in a dance hall, with just the mike and amplifiers of some local group. She was as good as the recording. Now that's talent. She did have other hit records. How many further hits did the original singer of this record have? If a singer can cover a number hit, and take that version to the top then they must be good. I also like the original.
frankiehiyo 11 months ago
I love this old song. It's great.
ViolaPressley 1 year ago
GOD what a babe
raiphdude7 1 year ago
Beautiful voice, but too old for Bobby. Wish she had locked up with Frank Sinatra.
VinDcator 1 year ago
Thanks so much for posting this. My father used to sing this to me when I was a child and I have just played it for him and he sang along with it.
Cherrytime1 1 year ago
I remember standing at the top of the stairs at the scala ballroom in Runcorn Cheshire.UK. Susan was with her minder/agent? and walked past me on her way to the dressing room. Our eyes met and she gave me a big smile. I never forgot that. I was 16 years old she was maybe a couple of years older. She had just hit the charts with this song and sang it that night.. She sounded as good singing live as on the record. Let me tell you, the photos don't lie, she was absolutley gorgeous looking .
frankiehiyo 1 year ago 29
@frankiehiyo Thanks, a nice story. Certainly a cutie,
SirBasildeBrush 1 year ago 2
@frankiehiyo When women were women and dressed like women. The best days are long gone. Sadly never to return.
mrhomerbojangles 11 months ago
@mrhomerbojangles Also, when men where men and dressed like women ;-) Some things never change.
frankiehiyo 11 months ago
@frankiehiyo Went to have a look at the Scala last week, Its so sad left to rot by Moronic types who want to build more F******g Apartments!
drachir6 10 months ago
@drachir6 Yes, it is so sad. I had a look at some photos on the web. ( type in Scala Runcorn)
As you probably know it ended up as a Bingo hall. When that failed it was as you say " left to rot" There where some famous people played there in the Merseybeat days, including the Beatles in their leather gear.
Unfortunatly, this is the story for most of these types of venues after the Rock "n" Roll to Pop days. I guess people from other Countries would recognise the same scenario.
frankiehiyo 10 months ago
@frankiehiyo
things gone too the Dogs there on in lol
bubs101able 3 months ago
@bubs101able Don't listen to it then its that simple
mijuliei1 3 weeks ago
I bought this record in the 1960's
cavies12345 1 year ago 3
:) xx
lollygal100 1 year ago
A feminist for sure!
iw32 1 year ago
women were so much more womanly in those days were they not?
andrewlewis963 1 year ago
@andrewlewis963 We were/are more feminine because the GOVERNMENT WOMEN"S MOVEMENT had not yet been invented...so you saw lovely ladies like Connie Francis, ANNETTE, Sandra Dee, Dionne Warwick, Patti Page, Leslie Gore, etc....We were PROUD of being FEMININE...The so-called "Feminists" are actually MASCULINISTS...I SO AGREE WITH YOU!!! ~ PROUD TO BE A BOOMER!
Taharah007 1 year ago
@Taharah007 Well, thank you for the comment.
SirBasildeBrush 1 year ago
@Taharah007 so right you are...
damnyankeefl 1 year ago
@andrewlewis963 Yeah, but times were sexist too... the only thing keeping me from a time machine.
KittyKattyYukiLvr 11 months ago
Fantastic! My late sister used to sing this for me. Thanks to you and to Annie who shared. ☺♥
weeyin1155 1 year ago 4
@weeyin1155 Pleased to bring the good memories back.
SirBasildeBrush 1 year ago
@weeyin1155 sister's are irreplaceable .. I send you good thoughts and a hug : )
alisonsdragonfly 1 year ago
I was watching television with my mom and this song came on, and my mom told me she'd kill me if MY greatest ambitiion in life was to be someone's girl. lol :)
IHeartParamore13 1 year ago
put this on my facebook as she is a Northeast of England lass. Cheryl Cole another Northeast of England lass looks ever so similar to some of Susans pictures
tonyrob1945 1 year ago
@tonyrob1945 Actually, now that you've mentioned it they do have a similar look...
SirBasildeBrush 1 year ago
@SirBasildeBrush Both good looking lasses
tonyrob1945 1 year ago
When I listen to this I'm back in Ravensthorpe youth club as an eleven year old being embarrassed by girls dancing around, pointing at me and singing " I wanna be Georgies girl"
Fabulous
soniag1000 1 year ago
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what memories...loved my BOBBY in school not knowing he had a crush on me too....and guess what??? found my Bobby after 44 years...Sweeeeet..
doreen11251 1 year ago
what memories...love boby in school not knowing he had a crush on me....and guess what??? found my Bobby after 44 years...Sweeeeet
doreen11251 1 year ago 2
wanna be bobbys girl ? xxx
MrScorchio 1 year ago
better version, the origional, xxx
MrScorchio 1 year ago
Nice Song Written About The Singer Bobby Vee
billybquick 1 year ago
reminds me of bobby moore.when this was a hit he was probably the greatest captain england has ever had
selby16 1 year ago
lucky for me I can stop singing this song! LOL Bobby is all mine now !!!!!! LOL
doowopsteph 1 year ago
hi susan i always wondered where you were as far as the music business was i still remember two gigs 1 in paisley town hall and1 in glasgow gerry marsden fortunes were on tour with you we had a chat in paisley you pulled me on to the stage in glasgow i was so imbarrest notty susan hope you are doing well good luck.
doreenandpeter2006 1 year ago
another my dad used to play to me (on LP lol) brings back memories!!!! :-)))
louisec6733 1 year ago
this was my song from my dad as i was always with my grandad bobby lol thanks 4 this great mems of my grandad
bobbysgirl24 1 year ago
Susan's rendition is far bouncier than Marcie's ... strangely enough each version peaked at #3 in their respective countries!
redsnapper1959 1 year ago
she's a cutie!
GODBROUW 1 year ago
from 64 aged 8 i have loved susan &this song my brother use to tease me with i want to be jackie's boy. jackie then being my girlfreind
MrJakko22 1 year ago
Thanks...brings back memories...!!!
atomik4568 1 year ago
Bobbys everywhere thank you!
WCFL1000 1 year ago
my mum had her LP (remember lp's) we used to put this on and dance around the front room, i was only about 9yrs old but brings back childhood memories :-))
mariapicot 1 year ago
@mariapicot Good memory!
SirBasildeBrush 1 year ago 2
I WAS ONLY 2 WHEN THIS COME OUT BUT I TOO REMEMBER MY PARENTS PLAYER THIS MUSIC AND MANY MORE ..... GOOD MEMORYS FOR ME TOO..
carolinelungu 1 year ago
When I was young my boyfriends name was Bobby. Lol.
And I listened so many times to this song.
Very nice memories. Thank you for posting. Big Hugs. Sonja
Banderuola66 1 year ago
@Banderuola66 A song with a connection to the real world!
SirBasildeBrush 1 year ago
@Banderuola66 There were a lot of Bobby's back in the day;-)......they hardly were ever called Bob. I think now parents will call there child Robert over Bobby and Bob??.....thanks in advance
Tunz909 1 year ago
Beautiful and mature voice, like Vickie Carr's. But, Bobby's "Girl"?
VinDcator 1 year ago
When i was young. I dated a guy named Bobby. It brings back memories. Thank you for posting
jennie6940 1 year ago
@jennie6940 Pleased to bring the memories back.
SirBasildeBrush 1 year ago
Blackpool 1963 great memories
barneyboscoe 1 year ago
The ultimate no life- no self esteem song. What ...what will I do without Bobby? Even though he's not interested me....I'll just fantasize and pray...oh boy. What a pathetic song...weird, too. It's up there with that other weirdo.."Single Girl". Yikes.
flyinstew 1 year ago
i think i heard somewhere ,she was a cousin of Mark Bolan (T REX)
barneyboscoe 1 year ago
I remember this single was always just a little bit louder than all the other songs around at the time, always seemed loudest on the jukebox, record player etc, must have been the phillips record label.
she was in the film version of billy liar with non other than rodney bewes
26highstreet 1 year ago
my mum use to sing this song to my older brother when he was young. he hated it! but she always sang it to him!
SammieKittyGirl 1 year ago
@SammieKittyGirl Good choice by your mum.
SirBasildeBrush 1 year ago
@SirBasildeBrush my mum is now no longer with us, and my older brother is called robert so we call him bobby but he hated this song. but i love it. all i do sometimes is change bobby for sabbie and i have my partnersd name
SammieKittyGirl 1 year ago
crap
SuperMagicman16 1 year ago
iLove this song hehe x
laurenashybabez 1 year ago
This is soooo Taha's song. I love you all taku whanau.
wikismummyanddaddy2 1 year ago
golden oldie! this song is part of most peoples lives, thanx for postin & a big up for susie singin it in the first place!
dreadedlurgy 1 year ago
In the early 80's I went to see Susan at the Walthamstow Assembly Hall in East London. Amazingly she was only a support act (to Gerry & the Pacemakers).After the show I queued to meet her and buy her latest LP which she signed(I still have it). I told her that I had only come to see her and that I had all her old singles from the 60's.She seemed genuinely pleased and was very charming - it's a wonderful memory. Susan has been my favourite female singer since first seeing her on TV in 1962.
IVORIESMAN 1 year ago
Thanks for the interesting comment, now I'm jealous.
SirBasildeBrush 1 year ago
I love this Oldie. Thank you for posting.
Hugs. Sonja
Banderuola66 1 year ago
Thanks, a real classic oldie in the UK.
SirBasildeBrush 1 year ago
mest kända versionen är väl egentligen marcie blaines version men denna är verkligen inte sämre
lobbebobbe 1 year ago
i love thing son :P
fayeloveloveme 1 year ago
WOW ! At 1:40 it's Dave Clark !!!
88cutty 1 year ago
this was MY song at the age of 6. oh and yes I'm a robert!
bobanob1967 2 years ago
iN THE 60'S ONE OF OUR GANG CALLED PAULINE HAD A BROTHER CALLED BOBBY WHO SADLY DIED,ARE YOU STILL OUT THERE PAULINE FROM TOTING?
vchasv1 1 year ago
i hated being called bobby all the girls chaced me and sang this song its a good song
pinnell45 1 year ago
Thanks for this brilliant share Jim - Wonderful song !
carrieanne1967 2 years ago
Agree with this - the same fate befell Helen Shapiro. Their music only predates the Beatles' by a year or so, but in terms of sound and attitude, is light years removed. Susan and Helen were unfortunate that the UK underwent such a seismic change just when they were both at the zenith of their powers.
Glad it's still around to enjoy, though - thanks for posting.
ashie259 2 years ago 2
Thanks for the interesting comment.
SirBasildeBrush 2 years ago
What a hot brunette, I don't know why she wasn't more famous, her looks alone are jaw dropping, if she was 20 yrs old today, she would have no problem becoming famous.
undergroundbasement 2 years ago
Quite a cutie.
SirBasildeBrush 2 years ago
Yeah, what ever happened to her? I think she was probably blown out of the water by Suzanne Pleshette and Marlo Thomas, who were able to pull enough strings to get big movie and TV billing. It doesn't hurt that "That Girl" was the daughter of Big Daddy Danny Thomas. The comp may have been just too stiff for other gorgeous brunettes in the field at that time
TheEldoradoKid 2 years ago
@undergroundbasement throught my child hood and teenage years they all sang it to me 100 girle chaseing around the school yard now i listen to that song now i know why im gay my name is robert 30 years later there still doing it
pinnell45 1 year ago
@pinnell45 what do you wanna be gay for,with all them birds chasing after you,what a waste ,it's enough to keep any man straight?.
barneyboscoe 1 year ago
The other side of this is good too. "Come a Little Closer" - she sings the lyrics as though I'm the only one listening.....!*!?*!?
IVORIESMAN 2 years ago
One of the tabloids reported that when this song was a hit, a load of builders on a site were all heard singing along to this song, Wanting to be Bobby's Girl!
SwingingHips 2 years ago
This version is cool, but Marcie Owns this song. period.
mugen613 2 years ago
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IVORIESMAN 2 years ago
......she wishes!
IVORIESMAN 2 years ago
WOW SUSAN WAS A HOTTIE ,WITH A VOICE
doowopd 2 years ago
Dang I love her voice. Except Marcie Blane sounds more like a goofy, wistful kid, matches the lyrics. Maughan sounds grown up, beyond these lyrics.
Indefatigable4 2 years ago
The Marcie Blane version is only a recent discovery for me, so I expect it to sound the way Maughan sings it.
SirBasildeBrush 2 years ago
I agree - Marcie fits this song!
artwleb 2 years ago
Good song
bunnnieeewabbit 2 years ago
Thank you very much bunnieee.
SirBasildeBrush 2 years ago
Super J adore !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
le3verita 2 years ago
Just bought this LP. Great song. Like the American version also since that is what I grew up with.
NcicHit 2 years ago
Nice pic of her with the late great Tommy Cooper!
stafylides 2 years ago
Very , Very , Beautiful , her being English all the more better. I wonder how well she held on to her looks as she aged.
undergroundbasement 2 years ago 2
Yes, she was pretty - can't say what she looks like now. I think she still performs on the club circuit.
SirBasildeBrush 2 years ago
i am 17, when i was 6 my dad taught me this song, i used to get up at karaoke and sing my little heart out to this.
HollywoodxDrug 2 years ago
A good memory.
SirBasildeBrush 2 years ago
I also like the Marcie Blane's version better.
I like the begining better with the male background singers singing Your Not a Kid Anymore instead of the speeded up intro music that this one has. Blane also had a younger sounding voice which is more fitting to the lyrics.
rascal211 2 years ago
Great to find this. Susan is actually my second cousin
4everLandB 2 years ago
I'm impressed! I've got a few by Ms Maughan posted.
SirBasildeBrush 2 years ago
no shes not.
shes mine
falloutboylurrver 2 years ago
I'm Spartacus.
MTTASA 2 years ago
Why is that??
stafylides 2 years ago
Always loved this version of bobby's girl. I actually had this 45 wish I knew where it was now
shaniaisgod 2 years ago
Well done Sir B !! 5***** .
trunk39able 2 years ago
Many thanks.
SirBasildeBrush 2 years ago
OMG I have searched for this ... thank you so much for posting, love it, takes me back to so many great memories!
scouser19a 2 years ago 2
Pleased to help out!
SirBasildeBrush 2 years ago
Far better than Marcie Blaine's version. This is a much more matuer performance and musical arrangement.
Well done SBdeB---5*****
BelleVue1969 2 years ago 6
@BelleVue1969 I agree 110%
annie482000 1 year ago
I'd never heard of Marcie Blaine or Susan Maugham and found this song just browsing. I prefer the arrangement of the Maugham version. The other arrangement sounds quite boring in comparison.
sliceofheaven123 2 years ago 2
cracking song love it can't beat the oldies
epboulevard77 2 years ago 3
Marcie was the original singer of this song and it is SO much better! Marcie didn't need background reverb to improve the sound of her voice. Marcie made it a hit! Way to go Marcie!!!
mrmakeover 2 years ago
then why yoy listening to this version then you tosser?
dazza2610 2 years ago
Damn, It's just an opinion. I'm sure they were curious to see what another version sounded like. Gosh, Lighten up.
ScienceProjek 2 years ago
Love this song, have it on Vynil record (you know, big black disc)
5 stared this
HighTreason610 2 years ago 5
@HighTreason610 This was one of the very first records I bought when I was little. Still have it tucked away among my 7" vinyls.
annie482000 1 year ago
Susan's version of this song is much more captivating than any other I have heard. It is syncopated and reflects a more difficult style as opposed to what Martywt4 likes. It aids in a stronger quality song that only her voice can duplicate. Thanks for getting this back on the Youtube I have missed this so much!
trainman444 2 years ago 3
Hurrah for Susan! Good satisfying Thump-Thump on the chorus chord changes. Was never fond of the spoken bit in Marcie Blane's original.
SirBasildeBrush 2 years ago
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