8.2K views · 170 reactions | FLASHBACK FRIDAY - A CLASSIC In these tumultuous times, it's something to reflect. FYI, "Simple Song of Freedom" was written by Bobby Darin, and became a hit for Tim Hardin. This is the Bobby Darin version, LIVE. | Stage Film Television | Facebook

Bobby Darin - Splish Splash (Live) (1958) In 1958, Bobby Darin's "Splish Splash" brought whimsy and fun to the music scene, becoming an instant hit with its catchy chorus and vibrant rhythm. The song humorously narrates a young man's surprise at discovering a party in his living room after a bath. Darin, showcasing his rock and roll flair, co-wrote the song in just 12 minutes with radio DJ Murray Kaufman, spurred by a bet from Kaufman's mother. "Splish Splash" was a commercial triumph, marking D

Bobby Darin - Mack The Knife (Live) (1959) In the 1950s music scene, Bobby Darin's version of "Mack The Knife" emerged as a standout, showcasing the era's musical diversity. Originally from the 1928 German drama "The Threepenny Opera" by Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht, the song was transformed by Darin in 1959 into a jazz-pop classic. Darin's rendition juxtaposed the song's dark narrative about the sinister Mack with an upbeat tempo and charismatic performance, making it both catchy and vibrant.