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being a hit maker, but for being a gentleman, a role model for others to follow.

being a hit maker, but for being a gentleman, a role model for others to follow.

A few months would pass before Bobby’s “Susie Baby” would hit the charts,

A few months would pass before Bobby’s “Susie Baby” would hit the charts,

followed by his million selling top ten hits “Devil or Angel” and “Rubber Ball”.

followed by his million-selling Top Ten hits “Devil or Angel” and “Rubber Ball”.

In the summer of 1961 his “Take Good Care of My Baby” would top the

In the summer of 1961, his “Take Good Care of My Baby” would top the

Hit Parade and before the year ended “Run to Him” gave Bobby Vee his

Hit Parade and before the year ended “Run to Him” gave Bobby Vee his

fourth gold record.  The following year, “The Night Has A Thousand Eyes”

fourth gold record.  The following year, “The Night Has A Thousand Eyes”

landed inside the top five for another million seller, and in 1967

landed inside the Top Five for another million-seller, and in 1967

“Come Back When You Grow Up” would also reach the top five.

“Come Back When You Grow Up” would also reach the Top Five.

Bobby Vee’s popularity is international with hits in [[Japan]], [[Australia]],

Bobby Vee’s popularity is international with hits in [[Japan]], [[Australia]],

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