Bing Crosby / Louis Armstrong
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Bing Crosby has a rich, dulcet tone. When he sings, as on the holiday classic “White Christmas”, one can easily get lost in his deep velvet bass-barit...

Nobody can really explain why Louis Armstrong’s ‘Hello Dolly’ hit #1 in 1964. A so-so Broadway show tune, performed by the kind of small polyphonic ja...

Bing Crosby’s deep tones take on Broadway with the aptly titled Bing On Broadway, issued beautifully by Collectors’ Choice. The record is actually a b...

The excellent job Collector’s Choice have done in reissuing the Bing Crosby catalog continues with these two sets of rare material. "Rare” is an under...

Bing Crosby was one of the most influential singers of the Twentieth century, yet his legacy has been sadly neglected in the CD age. He was the role m...

Bing Crosby’s love of Spanish music was never a secret, so it stands to reason that his loving homage to the art form found on El Señor Bing is vibran...

When contemporary culture acknowledges Bing Crosby at all, it is as a relic of ancient pop, his musical conservatism epitomized by "White Christmas." ...