Crosby Croons A Tune ~ 1932

[@meredith218461]

Bing had a fantastic voice during those early years, a sound perfectly honed for the then burgeoning popular ballad brought to the masses via radio.

[@MoiraJones]

My first Pin Up boy! I remember listening to his radio programmes duting WW2 "When the Blue of the Night" was the opener. and I was very tiny. A great Crooner. George and Gracie were huge favourites on TV in the 50s

[@brianwilson9828]

Boy, Bing really belted that tune out! What a powerful voice!

[@stan7160]

a stunning voice in the thirties

[@katmandolino]

@AnInfant The best voice in the history of popular music in the whole world ever!

[@LaVerne37]

Crosby never sounded better. It is a shame that he never recorded this song. This is the next best thing. I haven't heard this in years but the memory of Bing's performance is so strong. Thanks so much for posting!!!

[@merrihew]

I didn't realize that there is a Crosby clip I hadn't seen. Thanks a lot.

[@mochawitch]

haven't seen this since I was a kid back in the 70's. they used to play these on independent stations after school.

[@maccheese5986]

Such a handsome face and that voice *swoons*

[@WillAdamsmusic]

Hal Grayson orchestra....,Awsome!

[@AngelaRed]

When ever I hear the name George Burns I always think of a middle age old man. Its hard to picture Beorge as a younger man.

[@Celluloidwatcher]

A little vehicle to promote The Big Broadcast...The Paramount on Parade featurette series, popular in the 30's, and bringing that studio's stars to movie houses nationwide. Great persuaded.

[@BuyBenco]

Bang Cosby is the best

[@MSnormanify]

I agree bing was the best

[@Celluloidwatcher]

Correction, I meant, great persuader.

[@BuyBenco]

Ha look at Jolson's bathing suit!

[@JimMLINY]

Excellent, but German in 31? Far out!!

[@tenorlord]

At least Bing didn't drunkenly vomit all over the microphone. (this time)