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Bobby Sherman R.I.P.
- Thread starter GretschWretch
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He's with Bridget Hanley now.
Rest in Peace
come to think of it his whole Here Come the Brides TV fam have passed on.
Rest in Peace
come to think of it his whole Here Come the Brides TV fam have passed on.
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I still remember playing the Bobby Sherman record cut off the back of a cereal box.
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I remember watching Here Come the Brides.
And his hit song "Easy come, easy go".
And seeing his pics torn out of 16 magazine or Tiger Beat plastered all over the walls of all my friends sisters bedrooms!
I also commend his common sense exit from the Hollywood lunacy.
RIP Bobby.
And his hit song "Easy come, easy go".
And seeing his pics torn out of 16 magazine or Tiger Beat plastered all over the walls of all my friends sisters bedrooms!
I also commend his common sense exit from the Hollywood lunacy.
RIP Bobby.
He re-invented himself after show biz. i most admired him for that.
A man who knew what he wanted to do. It was the L.A. and San Berdo Sheriff's Departments that got his best too.
Rip Deputy Sherman.
A man who knew what he wanted to do. It was the L.A. and San Berdo Sheriff's Departments that got his best too.
Rip Deputy Sherman.
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Bobby was apparently tech-savvy as he helped Micky Dolenz wire his home studio. Micky had a modular Moog IIIP Synthesizer which he later sold to Bobby. This Moog was played by John Lennon while attending a party at Micky's home. The Beatles then bought one which was used on the Abbey Road album. Don't know if Bobby ever used the Moog on any recordings.
It's a little weird to admit, but I had the single Little Woman when I was a kid. For some reason I was into teen idol pop when I was little. I think it was because they were surrounded by girls and that seemed like a good job. Nowadays I can't hang with anything of the sort beyond the Monkees, but it did launch me on the road to Hell, so that was cool.
I remember him from the show “Shindig”. It seemed at the time that he would never grow old.
Bobby was huge and I still love his songs. Those dimples set the girls off and he helped sell a lot of copies of 16 and Tiger Beat. Hell, I used to buy them!
RIP, Bobby. We'll be hangin' around, takin' it slow for ya...
RIP, Bobby. We'll be hangin' around, takin' it slow for ya...
I've always preferred Hit Parader, which I believe hit the newsstands a couple of years before 16 and Tiger Beat.
Oh man, I had forgotten about those.
He guest-starred on one of my favorite episodes of "The Partridge Family."
I've always been a fan of good pop music, and Bobby Sherman gave us good pop music. R.I.P.
I've always been a fan of good pop music, and Bobby Sherman gave us good pop music. R.I.P.
Julie! Julie! Julie!
Do you love me?
I liked, Bobby Sherman, and as Roccobass said, I admired him for being a regular guy, and getting into a career after show biz in which he could help people.
Booby was one of those few, chick-magnet guys, that guys could also like.
R.I.P. Mr. Sherman, you were a good egg!
Do you love me?
I liked, Bobby Sherman, and as Roccobass said, I admired him for being a regular guy, and getting into a career after show biz in which he could help people.
Booby was one of those few, chick-magnet guys, that guys could also like.
R.I.P. Mr. Sherman, you were a good egg!
