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New Tricks
I was relistening to Bing's New Tricks record today, and Bing was in great voice. They are radio songs with Buddy Cole that Decca issued on a record. I wish Decca would have done more of these. I don't care for Buddy Cole, but Bing's voice is perfect as always...
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Thread Starter- Pantelis Kavouras
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Re: New Tricks
At the very end of his long-standing collaboration with Decca, New Tricks is a pleasant surprise. I greatly enjoy Buddy Cole's sound, and, of course, Bing Crosby's vocals are superb. The selection of songs, remastered from his radio program, is excellent. With Cole's arrangements and accompaniment, Crosby's remarkable voice, and a fine selection of standards perfectly suited for the combination, New Tricks is truly a winning album.