Marcie Blane
A singer who crossed the teen idol sound with a light girl group flavor, Marcie Blane had one huge hit, "Bobby's Girl," which made number three in late 1962. The single was saccharine, but incessantly catchy, with its low tremeloed guitar riffs; doofy male "You're not a kid anymore!" backup interjections; and Blane's wholesome vocals, preceded by some melodramatic spoken lines. She released about half a dozen other singles on the Seville label, several written, like "Bobby's Girl," by the Klein-Hoffman team. None were hits, though, and none were remarkable, falling into the most lightweight sector of the girl group trend.
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Discography
8 album(s) • Sorted by Bestseller
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Bobby's Girl - The Complete Seville Recordings
Pop - Released by President on 1 Jan 2004
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Bobby's Girl: The Best Of
Pop - Released by Master Classics Records on 1 Feb 2011
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Bobby's Girl
Jazz - Released by Stars and Stripes on 13 Oct 2014
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Bobby's Girl
Jazz - Released by Black Sheep Music on 13 Oct 2014
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