Bobbi Martin For The Love of Him
A great song of dedication may be seen strongly here. Bobbi Martin wrote For the Love of Him in 1969 and at first it was a flop record. Her second album on United Artists was recorded, once again a country record with a picture of Bobbi holding a piece of grass and sporting red hair. She sang covers of country standards, "You're Cheating' Heart," "Crazy Arms," and "Here Comes My Baby Back Again." Bobbi was feeling another loss, but a DJ out of Philly heard the song and wanted to have her on his program. It would be a sure way to promote the record. Bobbi was tired and did not want to promote the song. It had been out for months and had not done anything. But she had her friend Dennis and manager Miriam Love encouraging her to go out and do the show. "It could be another hit," Miriam told her on the telephone. "Just do it," Dennis told her and so she did. For the Love of Him was her biggest hit to date. It shot to #13 on t...