James Darren - Goodbye Cruel World

1961

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• Darren

[greaser1993]

do you have james daren pin a medal on joey ?

[pvrocker56]

Hey, yeah I had it posted here a few months ago but there was a proplem with the copyright for some reason so the Youtube staff took it away so unfortuanetly I can't keep it posted...keep on rockin'

[JubalCalif]

I adore this song! THANKS so much for posting it! In addition to being a fine actor, James Darren had a pretty good singing voice. Can't think of any other top ten hit that had a calliope in it! It's such a fun tune. You've made my day & my week! I hope you & yours have been having your HAPPIEST holiday season ever! :)

[1963Pure]

Great rocknroll classic!

[MagicGary1960]

Jame Darren Officer Jim Corrigan of the hit show T J Hooker with William Shatner and Heather Locklear and Andrian Zmed! I grew up as a young child listening to this song In the middle 60's Rock On.

[LittleSweety]

This song was 50 years ago no.10 in the world charts #james #darren

[G8GT364CI]

I love the production on this early 60's stuff.

[eldraco1588]

I remember this song from 1961 when my brother left his clock alarm radio on when he left early for school and "Goodbye Cruel World" played while I was sleeping. When I woke up and went to school, I told my classmates about hearing this song and I practically had the words memorized. One of my favorites.

[maplebar67]

james darren was soooooooo..................han­dsome saw him on american bandstand singing this song just a cute song.

[LittleSweety]

This song was 50 years ago no.7 in the world charts #james #darren

[thornie123]

i remember hearing this song on Casey Kasems top 40 radio show when i was a kid traveling to florida with the family. def. brings back memories

[gretamob]

loved it since i was a kid

[horus11121]

I was singing on TV when James was singing at the Royal York in Toronto he came backstage and encouraged me made a BIG DIFFERENCE thank you JIMMY

[rolex452]

A side note: seeing the "Colpix" label reminded of the days when every movie studio had its own record label: MGM Records, Columbia Pictures, ABC Paramount, Warner Bros. Records, MCA/Universal, and so on, in addition to the regular labels such as RCA, Mercury, Capitol, Decca, etc.