I Love You (Porter) by Bing Crosby, orchestra conducted by John Scott Trotter

This tune from Cole Porter’s stage musical “Mexican Hayride” was a healthy best-seller for Bing, not only because it spent five weeks at #1 on the sales charts, but because the…

I Can’t Begin To Tell You (Gordon-Monaco) by Bing Crosby with Carmen Cavallaro at the piano

The big ballad hit from Betty Grable’s film “The Dolly Sisters” gave Bing yet another #1 best-seller. It was one of three million-selling discs for him that year…

Swinging On A Star (Van Heusen-Burke) by Bing Crosby, with The Williams Brothers Quartet, orchestra conducted by John Scott Trotter

Yes, sixteen year-old Andy Williams is heard with his three brothers performing on the #1 record of 1944, which also won the…

In future years firmly associated with Jack Benny and his violin, this tune was one of 1934's most successful ballads and among Bing’s most popular Depression-era recordings, introduced by him in the film "She Loves Me Not."

CD audio, originally issued on…

Bing Crosby sings "Please" to his ladylove in the 1933 short of the same name. Naturally he's forgiven.

South America, Take It Away (Rome) by Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters, orchestra conducted by Vic Schoen

It was a million-selling disc for Bing and the Andrews gals, featuring a tune that Betty Garrett introduced onstage in the musical “Call Me Mister.”…