Featuring songs that topped the charts in December. Starting in 1946, and wandering through preceding years. Playlist: Glenn Miller - Jingle Bells. It Might As Well Be Spring. Trolley Song.…
With little introduction, Bing gets busy singing. What Do They Do (Bing Crosby) Dreaming of you (Bing Crosby) Joe Frisco, well known vaudevillian, jokes with Bing, and will return for…
The man to fill the comedy gap, Ken Carpenter explains that Bing is the meat. What does Bing think of George Burns as the next big singer? Playlist Rudolf the…
Playlist: Adeste Fideles, O Come All Ye Faithful. (Bing Crosby, and audience) The Christmas Song, (Bing Crosby) Jingle Bells. (Bing, Skitch, Rhythmaires, and the Charioteers) White Christmas. (Bing Crosby) A…
That silver toned canary, Bing Crosby jokes about unwanted Christmas gifts. Playlist Gal in Calico. (Bing Crosby) Rumors are Flying. (Bing Crosby) Its All Over Now. (Peggy Lee) The Man…
Featuring: Ken Carpenter, John Scot Trotter, the Charioteers, and the Rhythmaires. Jimmy sings Bing's tag line. Is he moving in on Bings territory? They joke about Jimmy's appearances on other…
Birthdays of celebrities are mentioned, including Bing's. Playlist Thousand Islands. (Bing) Friendly Mountains. (Bing) the studio is made spic and span for the guest, Claudette Colbert. Bing jokes with her…
The daddy of them all (except Clifton) jokes about being a dad. Playlist: Hurray for Love. (Bing)Swinging Down the Lane. (Bing) In need of a babysitter, and since Clifton Webb…
Featuring: Ken Carpenter, John Scot Trotter, Skitch Henderson, Lena Romei, The Charioteers, and the Les Paul Trio Playlist Old Buttermilk Sky (Bing). Somebody to Love (Bing with Les Paul). I…