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Bing Crosby: The CBS Radio Recordings 1954-56
By Bing Crosby
Label: Mosaic Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: DISC ONE: If I Give My Heart To You; Mandy; Count Your Blessings Instead Of
Sheep; I'm A Fool To Care; Hey There; Anyone Can Fall In Love; I Need You Now;
I Want To Be Happy; Keepin' Out Of Mischief Now; But Not For Me; Honeysuckle
Rose; The Nearness Of You; Ain't Misbehavin'; Just You, Just Me; Once In A
While; You Took Advantage Of Me; Ol' Man River; Thou Swell; S Wonderful; Oh,
Look At Me Now; I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm; All Through The Night;
Taking A Chance On Love. DISC TWO: We're In The Money (The Golddiggers'
Song); This Can't Be Love; I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me; Love Is
The Sweetest Thing; Back In Your Own Backyard; I Guess I'll Have To Change
My Plan; Don't Take Your Love From Me; You're In Kentucky Sure As You're
Born; Young and Foolish; My Own True Love (Tara's Theme); Sunday; That's All I
Want From You; Unsuspecting Heart; A Man Chases A Girl; Melody Of Love;
Darling, Je Vous Aime, Beaucoup; How Important Can It Be?; I Hear Music; As
Long As I Live; Try A Little Tenderness; What Is There To Say?; Cherry Pink And
Apple Blossom White; Danger! Heartbreak Ahead. DISC THREE: In A Little
Spanish Town; It's A Most Unusual Day; Unchained Melody; Something's Gotta
Give; I Belong To You; Keep It Gay; Just A Baby's Prayer At Twilight; You Do
Something To Me; Nice Work If You Can Get It; How Long Has This Been Going
On?; 'Deed I Do; Cocktails For Two; Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea;
How Am I To Know?; I Get A Kick Out Of You; I See Your Face Before Me; The
Lady Is A Tramp; I'm Yours; Get Happy; My Ideal; Gypsy In My Soul; That's The
Way Love Goes. DISC FOUR: I'll Never Say "Never Again" Again; It's All Right
With Me; Serenade In The Night; Wake The Town And Tell The People; She's
Funny That Way; If I May; Domani (Tomorrow); I'll Never Stop Loving You;
Goodnight, Sweet Dreams, Mary Lou; Love Me Or Leave Me; (You Gotta Have)
Heart; Swanee; Shhh In Madrid; Avalon; Blue Star (The Medic Theme); Love Is A
Many Splendored Thing; The Tender Trap; My Blue Heaven; What Is This Thing
Called Love?; When I Take My Sugar To Tea; Someone You Love; Avalon Town;
There Should Be Rules. DISC FIVE: New Sun In The Sky; Love And Marriage;
Merci Beaucoup; Way Down Yonder In New Orleans; Waitin' For the Evening
Mail; Isle Of Capri; I Feel A Song Comin' On; You're The Top; Breezin' Along With
The Breeze; Anything Goes; Manhattan; From This Moment On; Yours; We'll Be
Together Again; My Funny Valentine; Jeannine, I Dream Of Lilac Time; Carolina
In The Morning; Crazy Rhythm; You Turned The Tables On Me; That Old Black
Magic; Arrivederci Roma; No, Not Much; On The Alamo. DISC SIX: Come Rain Or
Come Shine; If You Can Dream; I Can't Get Started; Little Man, You've Had a
Busy Day; I've Got A Crush On You; Margie; Yes Sir! That's My Baby; The Object
Of My Affection; Sometimes I'm Happy; When My Baby Smiles At Me; I Got
Rhythm; Just Around The Corner; Strike Up the Band; Muskrat Ramble; That's A-
Plenty; At The Jazz Band Ball; Smiles; I'd Climb The Highest Mountain; My Baby
Just Cares For Me; Fine And Dandy; Georgia On My Mind; Alabamy Bound; When
The Red, Red Robin Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin' Along. DISC SEVEN: You're
Driving Me Crazy; On The Street Where You Live; If I Could Be With You (One
Hour Tonight); I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face; Softly, As In A Morning
Sunrise; Too Marvelous For Words; Moonglow (Theme From Picnic); Chinatown,
My Chinatown; I Wish You Love; Lullaby Of Broadway; I Almost Lost My Mind;
You're Sensational; Then I'll Be Happy; Don't Blame Me; My Heart Stood Still;
L'Amour, Toujours, L'Amour (Love Everlasting); Button Up Your Overcoat;
Chicago; Get Me To The Church On Time; More Than You Know; Cheek To
Cheek; I'm Confessin' That I Love You; They Didn't Believe Me.
Bing Crosby: Bing Crosby: The CBS Radio Recordings 1954-56
by David Rickert
For many years, in millions of homes, singer Bing Crosby ruled the airwaves. A large chunk of the US listened to his Kraft Music Hall on a weekly basis and as a result Crosby was able to dominate the music industry (and later the movie industry) without serious rivals. Aside from developing the template for radio ...
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