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Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief
It is rare that I think Bing missed the mark on a song, but I feel he did miss it when he sang Betty Hutton's "Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief" on the Kraft Music Hall of February 21, 1946. Maybe he didn't practice it enough. Any Bing is good Bing, but I don't think the song was right for him. It was barely right for Betty Hutton!