Bobby Freeman
Bobby Freeman's energetic vocals punctuated two R&B dance hits in the late '50s and mid-'60s. The San Francisco performer started the Romancers as a 14-year-old and later formed the West Coast Vocaleers, whose sound was much more pop-oriented than the Harlem group of the same name. Freeman's single "Do You Want to Dance" just missed topping the R&B charts in 1958, staying at number two for two weeks (number five pop). It was one of three hits he enjoyed that year on Josie, although "Betty Lou Got a New Pair of Shoes" and "Need Your Love" only reached numbers 20 and 29, respectively. "C'mon and Swim" parlayed the 1964 dance craze into his second Top Ten R&B hit, reaching number five. But the follow-up went to the water once too often, as "S-W-I-M" fizzled at number 56. Both were for Autumn. It was also Freeman's final visit to the R&B charts.
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Nightingale
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Hunting Down Good Tunes
R&B - Editado por wood and food rec. el 9 feb. 2020
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Just at the Turn of the Tide
Varios - Editado por turn of the tide el 28 abr. 2023
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Do You Want to Dance
Jazz - Editado por Black Sheep Music el 30 oct. 2014
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Jump and Hop (1960S Eastside Voices)
R&B - Editado por Beach View Records el 9 sept. 2022
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Take A Walk With
R&B - Editado por walk with me classics el 6 ene. 2020
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