BOBBY SHERMAN R.I.P.
Bobby Sherman- The Very Best of Bobby Sherman [2000]
Robert Cabot Sherman Jr. (July 22, 1943 – June 24, 2025) was an American singer and actor who was a teen idol in the late 1960s and early 1970s. He had a series of successful singles, notably the million-seller "Little Woman" (1969). Sherman left show business in the 1970s for a career as a paramedic and a deputy sheriff but performed occasionally into the 1990s. (Wikipedia)
Bobby Sherman wasn’t just a pop star, he was a beacon of warmth, decency, and genuine charm in an era that often prized flash over feeling. For a stretch of time in the late 1960s and early ’70s, his boyish smile, gentle voice, and breezy melodies captured the hearts of millions. But what made Bobby truly remarkable wasn’t the screaming crowds or gold records, it was the life he chose after the spotlight dimmed.
With hits like “Little Woman,” “Julie, Do Ya Love Me,” and “Easy Come, Easy Go,” Bobby gave us songs that shimmered with sweetness and sincerity. He had that rare ability to sing straight to the heart, no guile, no posturing, just honest pop magic. But instead of coasting on fame, Bobby stepped away from it, driven by a different kind of calling. He became a paramedic, a reserve police officer, and a CPR instructor, quietly devoting decades to public service with the same sincerity he once brought to the stage.
In a world that often forgets its idols, Bobby never stopped giving. Whether mentoring first responders, supporting education and music programs in Ghana through the Brigitte & Bobby Sherman Children’s Foundation, or bringing joy to fans long after his touring days were over, he remained as grounded as he was gracious.
His passing in June 2025 at the age of 81 is a poignant reminder that the brightest stars don’t always burn with the loudest flame. Sometimes, they shine in the small, steady acts of kindness. Bobby Sherman left behind a legacy of compassion, melody, and heartfelt connection. He wasn’t just a teen idol; he was a reminder that a good heart never goes out of style.
For every fan who once taped his picture to their wall, or swayed to his songs on a transistor radio, and for every person whose life he touched behind the scenes, Bobby’s memory endures like a favorite song, gentle, timeless, and still humming in our hearts.
In March 2025, Sherman's diagnosis of stage 4 kidney cancer was made public. He died at his home in Los Angeles on June 24, 2025, at the age of 81. (B)
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Track list
01 Bobby Sherman - Little Woman 2:22
02 Bobby Sherman - Sounds Along The Way 2:26
03 Bobby Sherman - La La La 2:43
04 Bobby Sherman - Seattle 3:26
05 Bobby Sherman - Easy Come, Easy Go 2:41
06 Bobby Sherman - Hey, Mister Sun 2:32
07 Bobby Sherman - Julie, Do Ya Love Me 2:56
08 Bobby Sherman - Cried Like A Baby 3:20
09 Bobby Sherman - The Drum 2:19
10 Bobby Sherman - Bubble Gum and Braces 2:07
11 Bobby Sherman - Waiting at The Bus Stop 2:04
12 Bobby Sherman - Jennifer 2:36
13 Bobby Sherman - Getting Together 1:57
14 Bobby Sherman - Together Again 2:24
15 Bobby Sherman - (She Lets Her Hair Down) Early in The Morning 2:35
16 Bobby Sherman - Mr. Success 2:06
17 Bobby Sherman - Our Last Song Together 3:53
18 Bobby Sherman - Goin' Home (Sing A Song of Christmas Cheer) 3:15
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