I met Phil when he came to Sydney around 1965 and performed at the Hilton Hotel.
I rang Phil and we met at his hotel for a beer. I gave him a book on Australiana put out by Aussie Oil Company - Ampol, for whom I was working at the time.
He was a nice bloke and we chatted for about 45 minutes. I never got to see him perform.
Gary had visited Sydney with Louis Armstrong and I saw him at the old Sydney Stadium.
Sat in the cheap 50cent bleachers.

Great find, David. Had no idea it existed. Thanks as always!

Pantelis Kavouras wrote:

It's great to see how all 7 of Bing's children can sing. Thats one of Philip's finest recordings he inherited a portion of his father talent! Thanks for uploading it.

I don't feel that his second family could sing much. 
 

When Phillip came to Australia in 1965, the Sydney newspaper The Sun-Herald gave special attention to his visit. The Chevron Hotel's advertisement introduced him a 'one of the Crosby boys' and printed an article headlined 'Being Bing's son only opens the door', describing his career and interest in football. Gary had performed here in 1956 on the same bill as Louis Armstrong. The promoter's right-hand-man later wrote a book on the local music business and alleged that Gary demanded top billing because Louis was a coloured performer. That request was refused. He described Gary's performance as 'pleasant and adequate'.