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"Bing Crosby first made his name as a singer with a distinctive and innovative style that helped transform the musical scene of the early thirties. Radio and films brought him national prominence, which later turned to worldwide recognition as a result of his hilarious "Road" films with Bob Hope. Now, almost twenty-five years after his death, Malcolm Macfarlane has created a comprehensive overview of Crosby's public and private lives."--BOOK JACKET.
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1 edition- Other · English · 2001Scarecrow Press · 819 pages · 9780810841451
ChronologySingersBiographyCrosby, bing, 1903-1977






