Bobby Sherman was one of those actor/singer type teen heartthrobs. He started gracing the covers of 16, Tiger Beat, and Flip in the late 60's.
Poster Title: "Bobby Sherman” Company: Unmarked Year: 1970s Material: Thick Stock Paper Item: Vintage poster Size: 23'' x 35'' (Approx.) Colors: Beautiful multi-colored poster. This poster is in Very Good Condition. (Please see all of the photos provided for greater detail, and feel free to ask for more if needed.). It was never hung up, or on display. All posters have been preserved in a large tuppaware bins, kept of of sunlight for all these years. They were only opened for photographs, and are still tucked away in the same storage closet.
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Maybe you loved Bobby Sherman in the '70s, then lost your records. Or you crushed on his "Here Come the Brides" reruns years later. Either way, we've got Bobby options to make you swoon. They're led by "Getting Together" with its peek-a-boo rotating photo wheel! Also from his TV heyday, you could choose "Bobby Sherman," "With Love, Bobby," "Portrait of Bobby," and/or his "Christmas Album." Buy 2 or more to score FREE shipping. All records have been cleaned and spot-tested to make sure they sound new again. (One hiccup: some surface noise/scratches on patches of "Bobby Sherman.") Sherman hit the charts 1969-72 with some of these songs including "Little Woman," "Julie, Do Ya Love Me," and the "Seattle" theme of his "Brides" saga of pioneer logging brothers. Bobby (born 1943) wasn't a big-time voice talent, but he was likable, with an innocent appeal that made schoolgirls swoon. His record company fed the fad with catchy bubble-gum singles and dreamy photos. Here come the groovy years . . . --- CHOOSE from these: --- ► Bobby Sherman Christmas Album (Metromedia MD 1038) - 1970 Includes original Bobby-centric inner sleeve! Jingle Bell Rock Christmas on Her Mind Blue Christmas Love's What You're Gettin' for Christmas Christmas Wish Amen Prologue Santa Claus Is Coming to Town Yesterday's Christmas Christmas Is (Make It Sweet) A Song Of Joy (Himno a La Alegria) ► Bobby Sherman (Metromedia MD 1014) - 1969 [Some scratches/surface noise] Little Woman Rainy Day Thought Seattle One Too Many Mornings A Time for Us (Love Theme From Romeo and Juliet) Sounds Along the Way This Guy's In Love With You Love Land of Make Believe Bluechip Time ► With Love, Bobby - 1970 The Scrapbook Album (Metromedia KMD 1032) Unipak cover with 12x12 frameables Julie, Do Ya Love Me Sweet Gingerbread Man I Think I'm Gonna Rain I'll Never Let You Go Show Me Sweet Touch of Life Hey, Mister Sun Spend Some Time Lovin Me Oklahoma City Times Message From My Brother Good for Each Other ► Portrait of Bobby (Metromedia KMD 1040) - 1971 With original Bobby inner sleeve [Detachable portrait is missing] Cried Like a Baby I'm Still Looking for the Right Girl Wherefore and Why August Is Anybody There Love's Been Good to Me The Drum I Think I'm Gonna Be Alright Step My Way Bubble Gum and Braces Maybe You Know Something I Don't Know I'm in a Tree ► Getting Together (Metromedia MD 1045) - 1971 Unipak trifold with photo wheel! Getting Together Waiting at the Bus Stop Where Did That Little Girl Go Blame It On the Pony Express Tired Soul Goodtime Song Jennifer Oh, It Must Be Love It Boggles the Mind Run Away Marching to the Music Getting Together (reprise) ------- Our vinyl finds are expertly wet-cleaned, and returned to their jackets inside fresh inner sleeves. (If a record was found with a custom inner sleeve, we include that.) They are spot-played to ensure no overall listening problems. Due to the nature of pre-loved vinyl, a few scattered pops/clicks may remain. We strive to find these artifacts in the best condition, but at the lowest prices, to give you affordable fine listening. With proper care, these albums should provide many more decades of enjoyment. BONUS - Order more than one album, and we'll include a free item as our gift to you. And always, FREE shipping for orders totaling $35+
Canadian comedian, actor, writer, director, and author David Steinberg introduces teen idol Bobby Sherman on the short lived ABC TV show 'Music Scene' in 1969 in Los Angeles, California.
Bobby Sherman was one of those actor/singer type teen heartthrobs. He started gracing the covers of 16, Tiger Beat, and Flip in the late 60's.
Bobby Sherman on what came next after Sixties teen stardom
