BOBBY'S GIRL--MARCIE BLAINE (NEW ENHANCED VERSION) HD audio/720 

Life was so much simpler when this song was a hit! God, I really miss those days!

Met my Bobby in 64 went to the same kindergarten school and Thur highschool then lost him 6 mo later he found me an we are still together going strong still bobbys girl and always be even at 72 years young

The original and best version of this song. There is something special about it as it is sung from the heart of a teenage girl by a teenage girl the lovely Marcie. Always my favourite.

After graduating from Queens College, Marcie Blane (correct spelling) got married, had two children, and went on to enjoy a whole new career working in education.

This 69 Year Young Boomer Loved This Song Then and NOW👍👍👌☮️

I usually don’t like it when people mess with these old records but I really like the enhancements on this one. They make it a better record. Good job!!!

One of the best songs from the 60's

It just so happen that I liked the name Marcie when I heard it in 1962. So, when my daughter was born in 1987, I named her Marcie.

A classic love song. Never grows old.

I was young and loved this tune...alas, I'm not a kid anymore....😪

WOW!! Sounds fantastic!! Brings back sad memories unfortunately. Never had a girl friend through high school and college. I was pretty much a loner. I was at the diner having coffee and played this song several times. This girl said "Hi Bobby". OMG!! She was looked like a James Bond girl!! Anyways, I ended up this gorgeous girl. We kid about her forgetting to put her glasses on before we got married!! Hee hee. This is her favorite song.

Fall of '62, Marcie Blaine was a drop-dead cutie, & this song was huge in Denver, on 1250 AM, KTLN. -------------WolfSky9

Superb enhancement and improvement kicked this puppy into overdrive. And not the least , that is some industrial strength bass. 5 stars on this baby.

I really loved her songs Marcie Blame great singer!

Boy do I remember this on the "radio" when I was young!! Thank you!!

Another great enhanced song ! Sounds better than being played in the jukebox! Thanks again, Kenn !

i've heard this song a thousand times I'm 58 years old and I heard things in the background vocals I haven't heard before, impressive!!

those were the days and songs

The guy who wrote this song grew up 3 houses away from me on Tudor Rd. in Jamaica Estates, New York. Last name was Klein and was much older.

I might be at the end of being a millenial, I'm 39 but I'm a huge 60's music lover. Wish I could have grown up in that time period.

Love this so much! Great song!

thanks for enhancements--worthwhile!

GREAT TUNE FROM THE EARLY 60'S. MARCIE WAS FROM PA. I HEARD SHE BECAME A TEACHER TO COMPLETE HER CAREER. LUCKY STUDENTS SHE HAD.

i love it

Beautiful song

This sounds great, thanks for sharing your enhanced versions of these classic songs! Ron

What a sweet, simple song.

I LUV this song. Was my favorite song when I was 11 yrs old and in love with Bobby Overstreet.. thanks

The times I grew up in : the late 50's, & the 60's ------------really were, this innocent. I know it's difficult for today's hard, cynical world to believe, but it really is true. ----------------MJL< 76 y/o

Love this song !!

I'm just floored that you picked this song and you knocked my socks off with it. My heart went pitter-pat when the first notes came across...

What a voice from PA back in the day. So happy she had a good life as an educator of children as I remember reading. Thank you Marcie for the memories!

That is a really beautiful song- Bobby

Marcie was great back in the early 60's. The best Pa had to offer back in the day.

Her New York accent is wonderful. Amazing re-do.

The indestructible record. Still fresh and enjoyable.

Thank you for sharing awesome song, thanks for your great music . God Bless You !!!

Thanks so much for the upload. I literally wore the 45 single out when I was a child....knew every word.

Sounds great, as usual! I have a request for another 1962 classic: Claudine Clark's "Party Lights." That would sound amazing! 😀

GREAT job once again = I totally love the extra under padding of vocals and additional sound effects - I always thought there was one version of this that was Mono and then a slightly different stereo take (I could be mistaken) - at any rate Excellent job as always ~

IIRC, the "Studio City Bandstand" photo was taken at, of all places, WABI-TV in Bangor, Maine, which had just opened Studio City in 1962.

One of my favorite one-hit wonders from my high school days. It sounds as though Miss Blaine wanted to sound a little like Lesley Gore. Terrific job, by the way, the high ends are really crisp I can hear things I never knew were there. And the low end is really meaty.

You sir are a GENIUS.

On this day in 1962 {November 25th} "Bobby's Girl" by Marcie Blane peaked at #3 {for 4 non-consecutive weeks} on Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart... And at the time, "Bobby's Girl" was in its second of three weeks at #3 on the Canadian Kennedy Weekly Singles chart, and that was also its peak position. For the first three weeks "Bobby's Girl" was at #3, the #1 and #2 records remained the same for those three weeks, at #2 was "Return To Sender"" by Elvis Presley and at #1 was "Big Girls Don't Cry" by The Four Seasons... And for its fourth week at #3, the #2 record was "Limbo Rock" by Chubby Checker and at #1 was "Telstar" by The Tornadoes The Brooklyn, NY native had one other Top 100 record, "What Does A Girl Do?"*, it entered the Top 100 on February 17th, 1963 at position #95, the following week it rose to #87, and for its third and final week on the chart, it peaked at #82... Marcie Blane, born Marcia Blank, celebrated her 77th birthday six months ago in May 21st, 2021... And from the 'For What It's Worth' department, Billboard's Top 10 on November 25th, 1962: At #1. Big Girls Don't Cry" by The Four Seasons {which was in its third of five weeks at #1} #2. "Return To Sender" by Elvis Presley #3. the above "Bobby's Girl" #4. "Limbo Rock" by Chubby Checker #5. "All Alone Am I" by Brenda Lee #6. "Don't Hang Up" by The Orlons #7. "The Lonely Bull (El Solo Torro)" by The Tijuana Brass featuring Herb Alpert #8. "Ride" by Dee Dee Sharp #9. "He's A Rebel" by The Crystals #10. "Next Door To An Angel" by Neil Sedaka *NOTE: Later in 1963 on September 7th, the Shirelles entered the Top 100 at position #89 with a completely different record that was also titled "What Does A Girl Do?", it spent six weeks on the chart and peaked at #53...

I like this mix. Great job and thanks for the upload.

So clear. Thank you.

Great song, and artist

Very, very nice!

I’m addicted to the production of this and what you’ve done. It’s so good!

Great sound you can hear all the background tracks, Nice.

Excellent punch!!!

Like listening to the opening dialogue just to hear her pronounce "more" as "mowah" when she says "you're not a kid anymore" Once you notice it, you'll hear it every time.

My name is BOBBY and I approve of this message!!!!

All I can say is, I wish I was Bobby, and she was my girl! Love song. 💕🌈💐

Incredible! I'd love to see more songs by Marcie Blane get the enhancement treatment by you, because this sounds AWESOME!!

Sound is great!

I do want to be Bobby’s girl.. it is the most important thing to me .. what a happy faithful thankful girl I would be !!

great !!

Brilliant enhanced sound.

Sounds great!

Nice chrisp sound, job well done!

From that long ago Fall of '62. I was 16 y/o, a junior in HS in Denver, at South High School. ---------Marcie was drop-dead cute, wasn't she ?? Far better, more innocent times. --------------------MJL< 76 y/o.

Great job cinematic35. Keep up the good work.!.

Well done!

Awesome sound! What can I say except that you're a recording engineering genius!

I'm hooked on your uploads .. so good!!

well done my friend

Even my New York girlfriend laughed at Marcie's accent at the beginning: "Now that you're not a kid any MAW". Sounds great!

Excellent job, Ken. I really like the the tambourine that you added. Keep them coming. EDB

Good job on that audio work!

Nice job Kenn.

Thank-you so much for doing this Kenn ! --------------------WolfSky9

She's the best

The french version titled PARDONNE-MOI by MIMI HÉTU is wonderful.

Es una pasada, me encanta

Marcie was really-----------really ! ----------cute. I wonder what became of her. -----------Fall of '62, I was in 11th grade.

OMG! I can't believe you enhanced THIS illusive one! What a hoot! ...and suddenly it's September 1962... Thank you sir! I always pretended that Marcie was singing about ME!

This sounds soooo goood! One minute a Van Halen or Bon Jovi song and the next, an oldie, (but a goodie)

love it ''''''

Voz de ángel me encanta.

Great rendition Kenn, I wasn't a big fan of Marcie's version but you made it worth it. I'd love to hear how you would make Susan Maughan's version superior with all your edits, her's is much more upbeat with more instruments. Good job!

One of the greatest songs of the 60s don't make songs like this any more mores the pity

Kenn: Like you, I loved this song since the 60's. You did a fine job enhancing it. The keyboard sounds great and is well mixed. enjoyed the added background voices, too! :)

love this song, my first infatuation was a guy named Bobby

So glad I’m Bobby

Love your treatment of this great song. Would love to hear your magic on "Johnny Loves Me" or "Where's it Gonna Get Me" by Shelley Fabares.

I still have the 45

What ever happened to Marcie Blaine? It seems like she had this one song and never to have another record. Really good song, wish she had more.

Good Job"

Actually I changed my name to Robbie because of this song lol but I still love it !!!!!

The creators of this song said they did it with me in their thoughts- so I made a short public service video that many tv stations played with the song in the background and me sitting on a stool. Around that time the major networks and some local stations filled in empty time with what they called Bobby Kiss or Kissing Bobby or other- I kiss over 71,000 girls in my younger years- I was Bobby's girl to many millions.

(You're not a kid anymore) (You're not a kid anymore) ... When people asking me What would you like to be Now that you're not a kid anymore .....(You're not a kid anymore) I know just what to say .... I answer right away .... There's just one thing I've been wishing for... I want to be Bobby's girl I want to be Bobby's girl ... That's the most important thing to me - And if I was ... Bobby's girl If I was Bobby's girl ... What a faithful thankful girl I'd be .... Each night I sit at home Hoping that he will phone .... But I know Bobby has someone else ....(You're not a kid anymore) Still in my heart I pray There soon will come the day When I will have him all to myself .... I want to be Bobby's girl I want to be Bobby's girl - That's the most important thing to me And if I was Bobby's girl If I was Bobby's girl ... What a faithful thankful girl I'd be What a faithful thankful girl I'd be .... I want to be Bobby's girl I want to be Bobby's girl ... I want to be Bobby's girl I want to be Bobby's girl ...

LOVE IT KENN !!HOW ABOUT MR. BASSMAN by Johnny Cymbal !!! :))

I don't want to be Bobby s Girl. But ill take Bobbys Girl!!! Lol

My Daddy & 2nd husband were named Bobby

I took Bobby's girl from him in high school

i wish i was and know what i know now....

I love that song so much such a beautiful and sweet and romantic song great song she is a great singer and I love her singing so much that is my favorite song of her's love her music so much 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯😊👍👋☺️⭐✨🌟🎸🎶🎼🎵😚

They played this at my wedding! LOL Good Grief!

if you ever re/do this,could you add more to the bass please! :D