WE WELCOME THOSE WITH A GENUINE INTEREST IN BING CROSBY. YOU WILL BE ASKED THREE QUESTIONS WHEN YOU REGISTER. DEPENDING ON YOUR ANSWERS, WE WILL EITHER APPROVE OR NOT APPROVE YOUR MEMBERSHIP. This requirement arises from misuse of the forum by a few.
KEEP AN EYE ON:-
Jon Oye keeps adding images to his site Contemplations on Classic Movies and Music
David Lobosco has continual additions to his site The Bing Crosby News Archive
Tony Mead adds photos and other interesting material Bing's Photos
NOTE: If you are having trouble logging in, please contact David Lobosco at davidlobosco@yahoo.com.
1 of 1- Graham Pascoe
- Senior Member
Offline - Registered: 30/11/2010
- Posts: 603
Bing on KMH
Each week I listen to an archived BBC radio program which Howard Leader presents on Sunday afternoons. It's a three-hour program with the first two hours concentrating on big band swing and balladeers. His 12 November session included at about the 30-minute mark some of Bing's contributions to KMH in 1935 and 1936. His programs can be heard on howard.leader@bbc.co.uk and they are archived for several weeks at least.
- Richard Baker
- Moderator
Offline
- From: Kenilworth, Warwickshire, Engl
- Registered: 20/11/2010
- Posts: 1,542
Re: Bing on KMH
Graham, Thank you for spotting this. This is a more direct link to the specific program. The CD referred to was prepared by JSP records in conjunction with the ICC, particularly member John Newton and is still available here.
Other tracks on the show were taken from "Rare Original Survivors" issued by ICC to celebrate the 75th anniversary.
Last edited by Richard Baker (15/11/2017 11:06 am)