The Bobby Darin "Quizmas" Crossword

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  1. 3. Title of 1961 LP arranged by Torrie Zito (4,6)
  2. 4. Author of the Bobby Darin biography "Borrowed Time" (2,6)
  3. 7. Girl who was "sittin' by the wind-er" in the lyrics of a recently discovered demo from 1958. (5)
  4. 8. Surname of singer and actress Lotte, that Bobby's mentions in the lyrics to "Mack the Knife" (5)
  5. 12. Upbeat name of Bobby's last single, released in December 1972 (5)
  6. 13. Surname of female singer who Bobby duets with on "Who Can I Count On." (7)
  7. 16. B-side of Bobby's first single in 1956. (6)
  8. 17. 1967 album that was a follow-up to "If I Were a Carpenter" (6,3)
  9. 20. The only month of the year to feature in the title of a Bobby Darin LP (8)
  10. 21. The name of the real-life police commissioner that Bobby takes aim at in "Me and Mr Hohner" (5,5)
  11. 23. Record label on which "Early in the Morning" was first released in 1958. (9)
  12. 24. Eurovision Song Contest winning entry that Bobby recorded in 1966 (5,5)
  13. 25. Singer-songwriter who played piano on "Bullmoose" (4, 6)
  14. 26. 1965 Disney film for which Bobby sang the title song (4,4,3)
  15. 29. June 1960 TV special on which Bobby starred with Pat Boone, Paul Anka, and Frankie Avalon (4,4)
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  1. 1. Legendary UK music TV show on which Bobby appeared on November 10, 1966 (3,2,3,4)
  2. 2. Singer who was the guest star on the final episode of Bobby's 1973 TV series. (5,3)
  3. 5. Broadway musical from which "Don't Rain on My Parade" originates (5,4)
  4. 6. Randy Newman composition featured on Bobby's 1972 Motown album (4,4)
  5. 9. The blue-eyed creature that Bobby sings about on the B-side of a 1956 single (7)
  6. 10. Variety show on which Bobby duetted with the host on a medley of songs associated with Al Jolson in 1969 (3,4,6,4)
  7. 11. The star of the film "Pepe," in which Bobby performed "That's How It Went Alright." (10)
  8. 13. Title of the only album released under the name "Bob Darin"
  9. 14. Town that Bobby pays tribute to in song on his album "Golden Folk Hits." (7)
  10. 15. Record label that Bobby recorded for from 1957 to 1961
  11. 18. Bobby Darin hit, recorded in 1961, later covered by Dean Martin with Nancy Sinatra (6)
  12. 19. A-side of Bobby's first single for the Motown label (8)
  13. 22. Arranger of many of Bobby's greatest recordings, including Mack the Knife and Beyond the Sea (7, 4)
  14. 27. Name of the record label that Bobby founded in 1968. (9)
  15. 28. Name of the only film Bobby directed, which is still unreleased (3,7)