The duet of Bob Haggart and Ray Baduc became well known for their playing this version of the tune Bob Haggart composed . Bob on bass and Ray on drums.. + Informações

"Dear hearts and gentle people" by Bob Crosby Enjoy. + Informações

Way Back Home Bob Crosby and the Bobcats The Complete Transcriptions: Bob Crosby and the Bobcats (p) 2006 SOUNDIES Here it is for all of you Fallout 3 fans or those that just love good ol' classic music! Enjoy!. + Informações

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Bob Crosby was Bing Crosby's younger brother. He fronted several versions of a group called " Bob Crosby And The Bob Cats". They used the song "Summertime" as their theme song. This is the actual Decca 78 RPM record of that song. Hear more "Great 78s" at www.youtube.com. + Informações

The song 'Happy Times' by Bob Crosby And The Bobcats. As heard on Galaxy News Radio!. + Informações

Bob Crosby And His Orchestra - South Rampart Street Parade. Recorded November 16, 1937.. + Informações

with Hoagy Carmichael on the piano, next to him a think is Jaye P. Morgan and also the awesome Lionel Hampton. + Informações

From A Decca 78 With Bob Zurke At The Piano Another Fine z8rpm restoration by the worlds formost 78 enginner (who is unemployed so help him!!) for more 78's, Radio Transcription Discs and My very Own Restoration "podcast" see ade42.blogspot.com. + Informações

This was recorded in the mid-1980s. I don't have details on the show though I believe it was on PBS. Anyone know?. + Informações

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Bob Crosby and his Bobcats. January 29 1942 recording of "That Dada Strain." Written by Edgar Dowell; 1922. Yank Lawson- trumpet Floyd O'Brien- trombone Matty Matlock- clarinet Eddie MIller- tenor sax Jess Stacey- piano Nappy Lamare- guitar Bob Haggart- bass Ray Baudac- drums. + Informações

An additional Galaxy News Radio (GNR) Track, enjoy.. + Informações

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This Version Of The Song Reached #2 On US Music Charts In 1939. Judy Garland's Version Only Reached The Number 5 Spot, Go Figure. Glenn Miller's Version Reached The Number 1 Spot That Year. Bob Crosby Orchestra - Teddy Grace Vocal. AKA Somewhere Over The Rainbow. Judy Garland introduced "Over the Rainbow" in the 1939, MGM film, The Wizard of Oz. The filming of the production began in October of 1938 with premiers on August 15, 1939, at Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood and on August 17, 1939, at the Capitol Theatre in New York City. Within days of the two premiers, recordings of "Over the Rainbow" were climbing the pop charts with Glenn Miller and Larry Clinton leading the pack. By mid-September four recordings were in the top ten. Glenn Miller and His Orchestra (Ray Eberle, vocal, #1) Larry Clinton and His Orchestra (Bea Wain, vocal, #10) Bob Crosby and His Orchestra (Teddy Grace, vocal, #2) Judy Garland (with Victor Young and His Orchestra, #5) And in 1960, the Dimensions' hit recording rose to number sixteen on the pop charts. In 2001, "Over the Rainbow" was voted the best song of the twentieth century as part of the "Songs of the Century" project, a distinction created by the Recording Industry of America Association (RIAA) and the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA). Three years later, in 2004, the song was voted the top movie song of all time, with the American Film Institute (AFI) declaring, "In the venerated #1 spot was Judy Garland's soulful and iconic .... + Informações

...ain`t she?. + Informações

One of the coolest Galaxy News Radio songs in Fallout 3. Please rate and comment. Hope you will like it.. + Informações

"Way Back Home" Lyrics: The roads are the dustiest The winds are the gustiest The gates are the rustiest The pies are the crustiest The songs the lustiest The friends the trustiest Waaay back home (back home!) The trees are the sappiest The days are the nappiest The dogs are the yappiest.... + Informações

5 Sides off the Decca label 1. Up the Chimney Go My Dreams Decca 3039 Marion Mann vocal 2. It's A Whole New Thing Decca 2839 Teddy Grace vocal 3. Angry Decca 2839 Teddy Grace vocal 4. A Vous Tout De Vey, A Vous? Decca 3056 Narion Mann vocal 5. Run, Rabbit, Run! Decca 3039 Marion Mann vocal Bob Crosby was the younger brother of Bing Crosby. He had a very successful career leading his dixieland styled big band. Outstanding jazzmen made his one of the greatest of the big bands. This selection features two of his great singers Teddy Grace and Marion Mann.. + Informações

Paula Kelly and Bob Crosby. DUM DOT SONG 1953. + Informações

Constance Foore "Connee" Boswell (Dec.3, 1907 - Oct.11, 1976) was an American female vocalist born in Kansas City, Missouri but raised in New Orleans, Louisiana. With her sisters, Martha and Helvetia "Vet" Boswell, she performed in the 30's as The Boswell Sisters and became a highly influential singing group during this period via recordings and radio. Connee herself is widely considered one of the greatest jazz female vocalists and was a major influence on Ella Fitzgerald. In 1936, Connee's sisters retired and Connee continued on as a solo artist (having also recorded solos during her years with the group). The Boswells came to be well known locally while still in their early teens, making appearances in New Orleans theaters and radio. They made their first recordings for Victor Records in 1925, which included "Cryin' Blues" where Connee is featured singing in the style of her early influence, the African American singer Mamie Smith. The Boswell Sisters became stage professionals that year when they were tapped to fill in for an act at New Orleans' Orpheum Theatre. They received an invitation to come to Chicago and perform in 1928 and honed their act on the Western Vaudeville Circuit. When their tour ended they traveled to San Francisco. The hotel that had been recommended had a less than savory reputation, and the man at the desk suggested that these three young ladies might be better off in another hotel. That man, Harry Leedy, would later become their manager on a .... + Informações

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Semper Fidelis March (John Philip Sousa) Arranged by Bob Haggart Bob Crosby and his Bob Cats Billy Butterfield, Yank Lawson, Chris Griffin: trumpet Cutty Cutshall: trombone Ernie Caceres: clarinet Peanuts Hucko: tenor sax Lou Stein: piano Carl Kress: guitar Bob Haggart: bass Philip Cadway: tuba Bunny Shawker: drums. + Informações

Genießt die Klassiker.. + Informações

To Autoplay all parts, PAUSE this video then click www.youtube.com The Bob Crosby Show with Bob Crosby and The Modernaires. + Informações