Bobby Freeman – C'mon and S-W-I-M With Bobby Freeman

Year/Genre: 1965 R&B 
Matrix #: lp_102
Condition: Good , looks beat up, plays great. 

Description:
Hailing from Alameda, California, Bobby Freeman exploded onto the music scene with upbeat R&B-infused dance tracks in the early 1960s. C’mon and S‑W‑I‑M, released in 1965, dives straight into the dance craze culture sweeping America, featuring its title track as a follow-up to his earlier hit “Do You Want to Dance.” Full of infectious rhythms and call‑and‑response hooks, the album reflects both the joy of youth dance halls and the cross‑cultural energy of Motown-influenced West Coast music. A fun slice of pre-soul pop—and a compelling addition to collections exploring dance-oriented 60s R&B.

Price Suggestions based on Matrix #:
NM: $20–$28
VG+: $14–$20
VG: $8–$14

6/19/25 sc