Robin Luke - Susie Darlin' (1958) video free download
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Duration: 02:41
Uploaded: 2011/10/27
Charted at #5 on Billboard Hot 100 in August 1958, #6 on R&B chart and #23 on UK Singles chart. Robin's only charting single in Billboard. He eventually became a university professor with a Ph.D in Business Administration and Marketing. A remake of "Susie Darlin'" charted at #35 for Tommy Roe in October 1962 (#37 UK). Written by Robin Luke. B-side is "Living's Loving You".
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8 years ago
Gek Chuan Lee
I was only 7 yrs old then but my older brothers and sisters were always listening to such hits. i search and bought the 458 years ago
James Sasse
Should have majored in music?8 years ago
Peter B
One hit wonder? He had a nice voice. Sounds a little like Buddy Holly.8 years ago
JD CHEZEM
It is funny,I heard "Susie Darlin" in Sioux Narrows, Ontario, Canada in 1958, but it took 2 months for the DJ's in Springfield, Illinois, USA to start playing it. I always wondered why Canada got songs before the USA did.8 years ago
MrJamieMurph4141969
VERY reminiscent of the 1950s, that's for sure. And just the perfect picture of a man who's been jilted is yet clinging to his hopes that his ex-girl will have second thoughts and decide to come back to him one day. Great country-like quality this song has to it, also, in my opinion.8 years ago
Howard Speizer
Listening to some of my favorite music tonight. I've never said it before, but this song is among my top 5 all time favorites of any song I have ever heard.8 years ago
Pat Melton
I would like to live just one night with the same expectations I had at 17. Just to feel so excited about life and wondering what things would happen to me! Now I know that nobody has their dreams come true. Not in this life anyway. So let's just enjoy whatever we can today and not worry about what is down the road. I think they call it "living in the moment".8 years ago
melvin jones
Children's orthopedic Hospital, Seattle, wa. aug. '588 years ago
rick harter
I played this .45 til it was worn out!9 years ago
Susan Dudak
The 50's were the best years for love songs. Not like the crazy music today. My name was Sue and I was always called Susie Darlin or Wake up Little Susie by all the boys. Great time.9 years ago
coy clown
This song sounds a lot like Ritchie Valens!9 years ago
Vichai Malikul
one wonder hit by him, it should be more from him but did not know why9 years ago
Pat Long
Robin Luke was in the same class as I was at Punahou, class of 1960. I remember when this song came out and I liked it. What I also remember was what a hard time the boys in our class gave him when he was back in school between gigs. They were just a tad jealous. I thought it was pretty cool to have singer with a hit song in our class!9 years ago
rolandquinlan
Neck and Susan !!!!!!9 years ago
Chau Kwok-kay, Paul
I was a toddler when this song was recorded; however, it becomes one of my favourite hit songs! Thanks!9 years ago
Southern Jameson West
..........................................................shared.........................!!!9 years ago
Tom Mautone
good song,wish he made more9 years ago
JD CHEZEM
No era beats the music of the 50's and 60's---simple and sweet tunes. Wish the World was like that time again.9 years ago
Julian H Wescott
Great song of the early rock and roll era! Good job, Robin! Went to college with himin the early 1960's - nice guy!9 years ago
marco39
The 1950's...we were so young and in love of everything...Related Videos
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