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Bing Sings While Bregman Swings
Jazz Audiophile - LP MFSL 1-260 Mobile Fidelity
Factory Sealed 1996 Half-Speed Mastered, Limited Edition 200gm Anadisc Housed In A Gatefold Jacket. This Is Number 1613. Pristine Copy.... more details |
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No Image
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Sing Along!
Pop Used - LP LSP 2460 RCA
1961 Living Stereo Original. With Lyric Insert.... more details |
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No Image
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33 Great Songs
Pop Used - LP LSP 2276 RCA
1960 Living Stereo Original. 1S/1S Indianapolis Stampers.... more details |
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Join Bing And Sing Along
Pop Used - LP WBS 1031 Warner
Japanese 1960 White Label Promo, No Obi. Stereo.... more details |
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On The Happy Side
Pop Used - LP WS 1482 Warner
1962 Gold Label Vitaphonic Stereo Original. Tiny Bubble Near End Of Side 2 Is Inaudible.... more details |
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The Crooner - The Columbia Years 1928-1934
Pop New - LP C4X 44229 Columbia
Sealed 1988 4LP Box Set With 12 Page Booklet Containing Rare Photographs And Grammy Award-Winning Notes.... more details |
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Seasons
Pop New - LP PD-1-6128 Polydor
Sealed 1977 Gatefold Original. Crosby's Last Commercial Recordings, Produced By Ken Barnes And Featuring The Pete Moore Orchestra.... more details |
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Best Of Bing
Pop New - LP MCA2 4045 MCA
Sealed 2LP Gatefold Reissue.... more details |
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This Is Bing Crosby
Pop New - LP DPS 2066 RCA
Sealed 1975 2LP Gatefold Compilation.... more details |
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Bing: A Musical Autobiography Of Bing Crosby
Pop New - LP MUP 461/5 MCA
Sealed UK 5LP Mono Box Set Original.... more details |
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Bing
Pop Used - LP DX 151 Decca
Rare 1954 5LP Deluxe Box Set With Metal Clasp And 24 Page Illustrated Booklet With Discography. Each LP Is Housed In A Custom "Bing" Decca Records Sleeve. All The LPs Are In The Mint Minus To VG+ Range Although This Early Vinyl Is Not Of Today's Standards. The Hinged Box Is The Finest We Have Seen With Both Hinges And The Working Metal Clasp Completely Intact.... more details |
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Sings the Great Country Hits
Pop New - LP SM 11737 Capitol
Sealed 70's Abridged Mono Reissue. Clean COH, Corner Crease.... more details |
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That's What Life Is All About
Pop New - LP UA-LA554-G United Artists
Sealed 1975 Gatefold Original. CC. “In 1974, Having Turned 71 Years Old And Recently Suffered From Various Physical Ailments, Bing Crosby Appeared On The Verge Of Retirement. He Had Made Recordings In One Form Or Another Every Year Since 1926, But In Recent Years There Had Only Been A Few, And He Had Not Released A Full-Length Album Since 1972's Bing & Basie. Surprisingly, Then, Starting In The Fall Of The Year And Continuing Until His Death Three Years Later, Crosby Became Very Busy In The Recording Studio. (He Also Returned To The Concert Stage For The First Time In Decades.) His Initial Recording Project In This Spurt Was A Series Of Albums With British Record Producer Ken Barnes Backed By Pete Moore & His Orchestra For United Artists Records (Though He Recorded The London Records LP A Southern Memoir In Between The First And Second UA Sessions). The First Of These Albums Was That's What Life Is All About, And It Was A Real Statement About Crosby's Life In His Seventies, Beginning With The Philosophical Title Song, To Which He Contributed Lyrics. "That's What Life Is All About" Seemed To Be Intended As Crosby's Version Of Frank Sinatra's "My Way," Though He Was Characteristically Less Belligerent And More Reflective. Other Songs Also Looked At The World From A Benevolent, Aging Perspective, Notably "No Time At All" From The Musical Pippin And "Bon Vivant" From The Musical Foxy. Standards Such As "Breezin' Along With The Breeze" And "The Best Things In Life Are Free" Also Expressed A Hopeful, Carefree Worldview, As Did Newer Songs Such As The Country-Styled "Have A Nice Day" And "The Good Old Times." Crosby Paired With Old Friend Johnny Mercer On Two Songs From Mercer's Musical The Good Companions, The Lyrics Rewritten To Refer To The Singers. It All Made For An Excellent, Consistent Collection That Crosby Sang Well And Marked A Late Comeback In His Career.” – William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide... more details |
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That's What Life Is All About
Pop New - LP UA-LA554-G United Artists
Sealed 1975 Gatefold Original. “In 1974, Having Turned 71 Years Old And Recently Suffered From Various Physical Ailments, Bing Crosby Appeared On The Verge Of Retirement. He Had Made Recordings In One Form Or Another Every Year Since 1926, But In Recent Years There Had Only Been A Few, And He Had Not Released A Full-Length Album Since 1972's Bing & Basie. Surprisingly, Then, Starting In The Fall Of The Year And Continuing Until His Death Three Years Later, Crosby Became Very Busy In The Recording Studio. (He Also Returned To The Concert Stage For The First Time In Decades.) His Initial Recording Project In This Spurt Was A Series Of Albums With British Record Producer Ken Barnes Backed By Pete Moore & His Orchestra For United Artists Records (Though He Recorded The London Records LP A Southern Memoir In Between The First And Second UA Sessions). The First Of These Albums Was That's What Life Is All About, And It Was A Real Statement About Crosby's Life In His Seventies, Beginning With The Philosophical Title Song, To Which He Contributed Lyrics. "That's What Life Is All About" Seemed To Be Intended As Crosby's Version Of Frank Sinatra's "My Way," Though He Was Characteristically Less Belligerent And More Reflective. Other Songs Also Looked At The World From A Benevolent, Aging Perspective, Notably "No Time At All" From The Musical Pippin And "Bon Vivant" From The Musical Foxy. Standards Such As "Breezin' Along With The Breeze" And "The Best Things In Life Are Free" Also Expressed A Hopeful, Carefree Worldview, As Did Newer Songs Such As The Country-Styled "Have A Nice Day" And "The Good Old Times." Crosby Paired With Old Friend Johnny Mercer On Two Songs From Mercer's Musical The Good Companions, The Lyrics Rewritten To Refer To The Singers. It All Made For An Excellent, Consistent Collection That Crosby Sang Well And Marked A Late Comeback In His Career.” – William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide... more details |
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That's What Life Is All About
Pop New - LP UA-LA554-G United Artists
Sealed 1975 Gatefold Original With Cut Corner. Couple Tiny Nicks On Seams. “In 1974, Having Turned 71 Years Old And Recently Suffered From Various Physical Ailments, Bing Crosby Appeared On The Verge Of Retirement. He Had Made Recordings In One Form Or Another Every Year Since 1926, But In Recent Years There Had Only Been A Few, And He Had Not Released A Full-Length Album Since 1972's Bing & Basie. Surprisingly, Then, Starting In The Fall Of The Year And Continuing Until His Death Three Years Later, Crosby Became Very Busy In The Recording Studio. (He Also Returned To The Concert Stage For The First Time In Decades.) His Initial Recording Project In This Spurt Was A Series Of Albums With British Record Producer Ken Barnes Backed By Pete Moore & His Orchestra For United Artists Records (Though He Recorded The London Records LP A Southern Memoir In Between The First And Second UA Sessions). The First Of These Albums Was That's What Life Is All About, And It Was A Real Statement About Crosby's Life In His Seventies, Beginning With The Philosophical Title Song, To Which He Contributed Lyrics. "That's What Life Is All About" Seemed To Be Intended As Crosby's Version Of Frank Sinatra's "My Way," Though He Was Characteristically Less Belligerent And More Reflective. Other Songs Also Looked At The World From A Benevolent, Aging Perspective, Notably "No Time At All" From The Musical Pippin And "Bon Vivant" From The Musical Foxy. Standards Such As "Breezin' Along With The Breeze" And "The Best Things In Life Are Free" Also Expressed A Hopeful, Carefree Worldview, As Did Newer Songs Such As The Country-Styled "Have A Nice Day" And "The Good Old Times." Crosby Paired With Old Friend Johnny Mercer On Two Songs From Mercer's Musical The Good Companions, The Lyrics Rewritten To Refer To The Singers. It All Made For An Excellent, Consistent Collection That Crosby Sang Well And Marked A Late Comeback In His Career.” – William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide... more details |
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East Side Of Heaven
Pop Used - LP DL 4253 Decca
Beautiful 1962 Mono Compilation Of Songs From Three Movies - "East Side Of Heaven", "Paris Honeymoon" And "Doctor Rhythm."... more details |
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A Musical Autobiography: 1941-1944
Pop Used - LP DL 9067 Decca
Beautiful 1959 Mono Compilation.... more details |
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Thoroughly Modern Bing
Pop Used - LP 6802 P.I.P.
Stereo Original With Laminated Cover. Small Ink Mark At Upper Right Side. Ring Wear On Back Of Cover.... more details |
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Young Bing Crosby
Pop Used - LP LPM 2071 RCA
Beautiful 1959 Deep Groove Mono Remastering Of Recordings Made Between 1927-1931. Front Cover Photo Of Bing Is One Of Our Favorites.... more details |
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Bingo Viejo
Pop New - LP ANC 3901 Anahuac
Sealed, Rare 1977 Stereo Original. Bing Sings In Spanish And English.... more details |
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Shillelaghs And Shamrocks
Pop New - LP 177 MCA
Beautiful 1980 MCA Issue (Previously Released As Decca DL7-8207) With Paste On Back. Saw Cut. Vinyl Appears Glossy, Unplayed.... more details |
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Greatest Hits
Pop New - LP 37076 MCA
Sealed 1977 RCA Music Club Issue. Artwork Is Taken From Decca DX 151. Includes 12 Tracks Recorded 1939-1947.... more details |
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Radio Years Vol. 1
Pop New - LP GNPS 9044 GNP Crescendo
Sealed 1985 RCA Music Club Issue. 12 Tracks Recorded 1948-1954. Appearances By Judy Garland, Connee Boswel And George Burns.... more details |
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Radio Years Vol. 2
Pop New - LP GNP 9046 GNP Crescendo
Sealed 1985 RCA Music Club Issue. 9 Tracks Recorded 1946-1954. Appearances By Peggy Lee, The Mills Bros. And Dennis Day.... more details |
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Legendary Performer
Pop Used - LP CPL1 2086(e) RCA
1977 Re-Issue In A Die Cut Textured Cover. Includes Custom Inner Sleeve And An 8 Page Booklet With Liner Notes And Pictures. Electronically Enhanced Stereo.... more details |
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Feels Good Feels Right
Pop Used - LP PS 679 London
1976 Heavy Vinyl Original. Shrink-Wrap Intact.... more details |
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Greatest Hits
Pop New - LP 37076 MCA
Sealed 1977 Hits Compilation. Artwork Is Taken From Decca DX 151. Includes 12 Tracks Recorded 1939-1947.... more details |
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Merry Christmas
Christmas New - LP 15024 MCA
Sealed Second Issue (Original Was MCA-167).... more details |
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Bing Crosby Story Volume 1: The Early Jazz Years
Jazz New - LP CE2E 201 Columbia
Sealed 2LP Mono Gatefold. Covers 1928-1932.... more details |
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Bing Crosby And The Rhythm Boys
Pop New - LP 5001 Arcadia
Sealed 1988 Album Of 1930 Radio Broadcasts. Includes Appearances By James Stewart, Rudy Vallee, Eddie Cantor, The Ink Spots, Ruth Etting And Chick Bullock And The Memphis Night Hawks.... more details |
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Bing Crosby From The Forties
Pop New - LP 6052 Joyce
Sealed Compilation Album Featuring Appearances By Trudy Erwin And Dinah Shore. Corner Crease. Side Two Is From The Kraft Music Hall.... more details |
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A Bing Crosby Collection Volme 1
Pop New - LP C 35093 Columbia
Sealed 1978 LP Featuring 14 Sides Never Previously Released On Vinyl. Recorded Between 1928 And 1932.... more details |
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Where The Blue Of The Night Meets The Gold Of The Day
Pop New - LP BLP-M-1 Biograph
Sealed 1977 Heavy-Duty Gatefold Featuring Extensive Liner Notes. The Original Sound Tracks From Bing Crosby's Early Films (1930-1931). Pristine Copy.... more details |
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Legendary Performer
Pop New - LP CPL1-2086(e) RCA
Sealed 1977 Reissue Housed In A Die-Cut Cover.... more details |
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Hey Jude / Hey Bing!
Pop New - LP AAS 7001 Amos
Sealed 1968 Stereo Original. Pristine Copy.... more details |
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Songs I Wish I Had Sung
Pop New - LP DL 8352 Decca
Sealed 1956 Mono Original. Pristine Store Stock Copy.... more details |
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Pocket Full Of Dreams
Pop New - LP DL 4252 Decca
Sealed Mono Original. Pristine Store Stock Copy.... more details |
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Home On The Range
Pop New - LP DL 8210 Decca
Sealed 1955 Mono Original. Pristine Store Stock Copy.... more details |
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Man Without A Country / What So Proudly We Hail
Pop New - LP DL 8020 Decca
Sealed Mono Original.... more details |
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Blue Hawaii
Pop New - LP DL 8269 Decca
Sealed 1956 Mono Original. Pristine Store Stock Copy.... more details |
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New Tricks
Pop New - LP MVJJ 30047 Decca
New, Unplayed 1996 Japanese Pressing With Obi. Recorded In 1957 And Featuring The Buddy Cole Trio.... more details |
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Some Fine Old Chestnuts
Pop Used - LP MVJJ 30048 Decca
New, Unplayed 1996 Japanese Pressing With Obi. Recorded In 1953-56 And Featuring The Buddy Cole Trio.... more details |
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Bing Crosby's San Francisco Experience
Soundtrack New - LP 001 Unknown
Sealed, Rare Canadian Stereo Original. Not Released In The U.S.A.... more details |
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The Rare Ones
Pop New - LP BR - 028 Old Homestead
Sealed 1984 Original.... more details |
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Bing Sings Crosby
Pop New - LP BR-139 Broadway
Sealed 1987 Compilation.... more details |
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Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams
Pop New - LP LPV 584 RCA Victor
Sealed 1972 RCA Vintage Series Gatefold Compilation.... more details |
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Blue Hawaii
Pop New - LP DL 8269 Decca
Sealed 1956 Mono Original. LP Is Sealed In The Original Red Printed May Co. Outer Poly Bag. First Copy We Have Ever Had In Stock.... more details |
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Merry Christmas
Christmas New - LP B0021403 Geffen
Sealed 2014 Mono Reissue With Custom Hype Sticker On Shrink. Best Known As The 'Voice Of Christmas', Crosby’s Classic Album Merry Christmas Features The Best-Selling Single Of All Time, Irving Berlin’s Composition “White Christmas.” Also Included Is Crosby’s Other Seasonal Best-Seller, “Silent Night” As Well As The Favorites "I'll Be Home For Christmas," "Jingle Bells," "Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town," "Silver Bells," "It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas" And The Hawaiian Themed "Mele Kalikimaka."... more details |
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