1938 Bob Crosby - Wait Till My Heart Finds Out (Bob Crosby, vocal)

From a swinging two-sider by the Crosby crew...see also “Two Sleepy People” ( • 1938 Bob Crosby - Two ... ).
Transferred from 78rpm Decca 2150 - Wait ‘Till My Heart Finds Out (Cahn-Chaplin) by Bob Crosby & his Orchestra, vocal by Bob Crosby, recorded in Chicago October 20, 1938 .
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[@Trombonology]

Irving Fazola and Eddie Miller's solos are the highlight for me.

[@zwimlil7731]

This is so good especially this part 0:35 - 0:46

[@swingman5635]

Bob's detractors claim that he was a Bing wannabe. I disagree. For years,people were confusing my and my brother's voices over the phone.

[@EricBrownBey]

They both come from the same parents so they’re going to sound similar probably.Whoever is saying that Bob is a want to be Bing is making foolish statement.

[@elliotsoldies9585]

Bob is by no means a bad singer, he just lacked the range of his brother. I agree that their voices are remarkably similar. Sometimes, when I'm not paying paying close attention, such as when I'm in another room, I'll catch myself asking "Wait, a minute, is that Bing on the speakers?"