| Product Summary | | Label: Cbs/epic/wtg Records | | UPC: 00826663150728 | | Release Date: 8/24/2004 | | Buy.com Sku: 61704469 | | Item#: M53FPK | Format: CD |
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Disc 1
| | Song Title | Sample | | 1. Swinging On A Star ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 2. Don't Fence Me In - (with The Andrews Sisters) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 3. Bing Introduces 'Strange Music' ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 4. Strange Music ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 5. Tallahassee ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 6. Peg O' My Heart ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 7. Shoo Shoo Baby ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 8. Bing Chats With The Andrews Sisters ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 9. You Don't Know the Language - (with The Andrews Sisters) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 10. South America, Take It Away ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 11. It's Magic ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 12. Night Has A Thousand Eyes, The ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 13. But Beautiful ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 14. Bing Introduces Nat King Cole ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 15. Bing Chats With Nat ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 16. Sam's Song - (with Nat "King" Cole) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 17. My Foolish Heart ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 18. Them There Eyes ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 19. Too Late Now ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 20. Not Mine ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 21. Bing Welcomes Back The Andrews Sisters ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 22. I Can Dream, Can't I? - (with The Andrews Sisters) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 23. Sure Thing - (with Buddy Cole) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 24. Bing Introduces Finale ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 25. May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You - (with Nat "King" Cole/The Andrews Sisters) ~ Bing Crosby |  | Disc 2
| | Song Title | Sample | | 1. Basin Street Blues - (with Ella Fitzgerald/Red Nichols) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 2. If This Isn't Love ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 3. It's A Good Day ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 4. Bing Introduces Louis Armstrong ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 5. Bing Chats With Louis ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 6. Blueberry Hill - (version 1, with Louis Armstrong) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 7. Fella With An Umbrella, A ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 8. Bing Introduces Ella And 'Dreamer's Holiday' ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 9. Dreamer's Holiday, A - (with Ella Fitzgerald) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 10. For You, For Me, Forever More ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 11. Bing & Louis Introduce 'Gone Fishing' ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 12. Gone Fishin' - (with Louis Armstrong) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 13. Lazy Bones - (version 1, with Louis Armstrong) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 14. Best Things In Life Are Free, The ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 15. That's a-Plenty - (with Ella Fitzgerald) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 16. Kiss To Build A Dream On, A - (version 1) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 17. Louis Congratulates Bing On His 20th Anniversary ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 18. Blueberry Hill - (version 2, with Louis Armstrong) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 19. Bing Chats With Jack Teagarden ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 20. Rockin' Chair - (part 1, with Jack Teagarden/Louis Armstrong) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 21. Bing Chats With Dinah Shore ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 22. Rockin' Chair - (part 2, with Dinah Shore/Louis Armstrong/Jack Teagarden) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 23. Five Minutes More ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 24. Marshmallow World, A - (with Ella Fitzgerald) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 25. Silver Bells - (version 1, with Ella Fitzgerald) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 26. Bing Introduces 'Memphis Blues' ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 27. Memphis Blues - (version 1, with Ella Fitzgerald) ~ Bing Crosby |  | Disc 3
| | Song Title | Sample | | 1. Stay With the Happy People - (with Ella Fitzgerald) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 2. It Had to Be You - (with Red Nichols) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 3. Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy - (with Joe Venuti) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 4. Now That I Need You ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 5. Gone Fishin' - (version 2, with Louis Armstrong/Jack Teagarden) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 6. Chicago Style - (with Ella Fitzgerald/Bill Taylor) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 7. Route 66 ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 8. Blue Skies - (with Les Paul) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 9. Istanbul - (with Ella Fitzgerald) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 10. Lazy Bones - (version 2, with Louis Armstrong) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 11. Bing Introduces Toni Arden & The Band ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 12. My Honey's Lovin' Arms - (with Toni Arden) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 13. Bing Introduces The Mills Brothers ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 14. Paper Doll / Up A Lazy River - (with The Mills Brothers) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 15. Way Back Home - (with The Mills Brothers/Ella Fitzgerald) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 16. You're Just in Love - (with Louis Armstrong) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 17. Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer - (with Ella Fitzgerald) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 18. Silver Bells - (version 2, with Ella Fitzgerald) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 19. Bing Chats With Ella - (with Ella Fitzgerald) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 20. White Christmas - (with Ella Fitzgerald) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 21. Kiss To Build A Dream On, A - (version 2, with Louis Armstrong) ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 22. Bing, Ella & Louis Introduce "Memphis Blues" ~ Bing Crosby |  | | 23. Memphis Blues - (version 2, with Louis Armstrong/Ella Fitzgerald) ~ Bing Crosby |  |
BING CROSBY - SWINGIN WITH BING: LOST RADIO PERFORMANCES (DVD MOVIE)
| | Album Notes and Credits | Notes & Personnel Info |  | Includes a 40-page booklet. |  | Personnel: Bing Crosby (vocals); Dinah Shore, Ella Fitzgerald, Jack Teagarden, Louis Armstrong, Nat King Cole, The Andrews Sisters, Mills Brothers, Toni Arden (vocals); Les Paul (guitar); Joe Venuti (violin); Ziggy Elman (trumpet); Red Nichols (cornet); John Scott Trotter & His Orchestra, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires. |  | Liner Note Author: Ken Barnes. |  | The public domain is well stocked with budget discs drawn from Bing Crosby's long radio career. Unfortunately, few are worth the plastic they're etched on, the usual problems including horrid sound quality and little in the way of documentation (regarding their origins) or context (regarding their relation to Crosby's career). Enter Shout! Factory to remedy the situation, hiring longtime enthusiast Ken Barnes -- who produced several sessions during Crosby's recording renaissance of the mid-'70s -- for the producer/compiler position and giving him free rein over the far-flung vaults of grubby transcription discs and tapes that comprise Crosby's radio career. The results, released as Swingin' With Bing! Bing Crosby's Lost Radio Performances, are splendid, offering clear proof of the opinion Bing Crosby fans have carried for decades: that transcriptions are a better source (or at least a more consistent one) to hear Crosby's swing smarts. Barnes paces the program with the touch and feel of an expert, selecting tracks from a wide range of time (a full decade of the postwar period) and tying them together with just a few interstices and crowd noise. (His instructions to audio restorer Peter Reynolds included "finding matching applause for the topping and tailing of each selection to give the feeling of a total production.") While the process may not be historically accurate, it makes for a wonderful program that delivers incredible performances and avoids the pitfalls of a usually exhausting 75-track box set. Many of the highlights come on the first disc with looser versions of his hit standards "Swinging On a Star" and "Don't Fence Me In." The final two discs are devoted to duets -- a staple of Crosby's show -- and include performances with a succession of old friends: Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, Jack Teagarden, Joe Venuti. Aside from the material, the set offers excellent fidelity and an overall sympathetic compilation to make the process of listening to a lengthy selection of Bing Crosby's non-studio sides smoother than it's ever been before. ~ John Bush |  | This beautifully packaged Bing Crosby box set is divided into three parts. The first disc features Crosby in radio performances with Nat "King" Cole and the Andrews Sisters. Disc two documents broadcasts with Crosby, Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong, and, finally, the third disc features additional Crosby collaborations with Fitzgerald and Armstrong, as well as two performances with the Mills Brothers. |  | One of the highlights on this collection is the second rendition of "Memphis Blues," a tune Crosby shares with Fitzgerald and Armstrong. Here, the rapport between the three singers is relaxed and lighthearted, and Armstrong even causes the studio audience to crack up during one of his verses. "Basin Street Blues" is another wonderful example of the simpatico between Crosby and Fitzgerald. At Crosby's request, Fitzgerald imitates Armstrong to the bemusement of the audience, and Red Nichols takes a superbly bluesy cornet solo on this tune, as well. (Not surprisingly, Nichols's playing is very influenced by the swampy, New Orleans approach of Armstrong.) Cole Porter's hit "Don't Fence Me In" is another high point; this song combines 1940s swing with a Western feel (a la Gene Autry), and the Andrews Sisters' rich three-part harmonies add great depth to this selection. Of course, it's Crosby's debonair voice that ultimately steals the show. | Producer: Ken Barnes (Compilation) | Musical Guests |  | The Andrews Sisters |  | Nat "King" Cole |  | Louis Armstrong |  | Ella Fitzgerald |  | Jack Teagarden |  | Dinah Shore |  | The Mills Brothers |
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| | Associated Artists and Works |  | Andrews Sisters (The) |  | Andrews Sisters (The) |  | Armstrong, Louis |  | Armstrong, Louis |  | Armstrong, Louis |  | Armstrong, Louis |  | Armstrong, Louis |  | Armstrong, Louis |  | Havin' Fun ~ Armstrong, Louis |  | Bing & Satchmo ~ Armstrong, Louis |  | Beiderbecke, Bix |  | Merry Christmas ~ Bill Crosby |  | Bill Crosby |  | Bill Crosby |  | Boone, Pat |  | Boone, Pat |  | Bowie, David |  | Durante, Jimmy |  | Garland, Judy |  | Garland, Judy |  | Goulet, Robert |  | Hope, Bob |  | Hope, Bob |  | Louie Armstrong |  | Original Soundtrack |  | Original Soundtrack |  | Original Soundtrack |  | Original Soundtrack |  | Original Soundtrack |  | Original Soundtrack |  | Original Soundtrack |  | Original Soundtrack |  | Original Soundtrack |  | Original Soundtrack |  | Original Soundtrack |  | Original Soundtrack |  | Original Soundtrack |  | Original Soundtrack |  | Original Soundtrack |  | Original Soundtrack |  | Original Soundtrack |  | Porter, Cole |  | Porter, Cole |  | Porter, Cole |  | Porter, Cole |  | Porter, Cole |  | Porter, Cole |  | Presley, Elvis |  | Sinatra, Frank |  | Sinatra, Frank |  | Sinatra, Frank |  | Sinatra, Frank |  | Sinatra, Frank |  | Sinatra, Frank |  | Sinatra, Frank |  | Sinatra, Frank |  | Sinatra, Frank |  | Sinatra, Frank |  | Sinatra, Frank |  | Sinatra, Frank |  | Sinatra, Frank |  | Sinatra, Frank |  | Sinatra, Frank |  | Sinatra, Frank |  | Sinatra, Frank |  | Sinatra, Frank |  | Various Artists |  | Various Artists |  | Various Artists |  | Various Artists |  | Various Artists |  | Various Artists |  | Various Artists |  | Various Artists |  | Various Artists |  | Various Artists |  | Various Artists |  | Various Artists |  | Various Artists |  | Various Artists |  | Various Artists |  | Various Artists |  | Various Artists |  | Various Artists |  | Various Artists |  | Various Artists |  | Various Artists |  | Whiteman, Paul |  | Whiteman, Paul |
| | Technical Info |  | Release Date : 08/24/2004 |  | Original Release Date : 2004 |  | Catalog ID : 31507 |  | Label : Shout! Factory |  | Number of Discs : 3 |  | Studio/Live : Live |  | Mono/Stereo : Stereo |  | SPAR Code : n/a |  | UPC : 00826663150728 |
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