Bing Crosby

15 Minutes With Crosby (1) First Song - Just One More Chance

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

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Woodbury Show (33-35) (33) First Song - Love In Bloom

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Woodbury Soap (33-35) (57) Guests - Marian Mansfield, Charles Erwin

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (6) First Song - A Little Bit Independent, Guest - Joe Venuti

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (71) First song - How Could You?, Guests - Gail Patrick, Zasu Pitts

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (98) First Song - Gypsy In My Soul, Guests - Maureen O'Sullivan, Mischa Auer

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (109) First Song - You Couldn't Be Cuter, Guests - Humphrey Bogart, Adrienne Ames

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Bing Crosby Presents (08-16-1940)

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (210) First Song - I'm Nobody's Baby, Guest Host - Bob Burns, Guest - Dorothy Lamour, Herbert Marshall, Wingy Manone

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (228) First Song - Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me, Guests - Lionel Barrymore, Eddie Bracken

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (230) First Song - The Band Played On, Guests - Edward Arnold, J. Carrol Naish

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (237) First Song - With A Twist Of The Wrist, Guests - Pat O'Brien, Josephine Tuminia

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (241) First Song - Can'tcha Tell, Guests - Duke Ellington, Frank McHugh, James Hilton

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (242) First Song - You're A Double Lovely, Guests - William Boyd, Jerry Lester

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (243) First Song - Why Cry Baby?, Guests - Ethel Waters, Donald Crisp, Chester Morris

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (244) First Song - You're A Double Lovely, Guests - Bert Lahr, Gail Patrick

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (245) First Song - Smile Your Troubles Away, Guest Host - Don Ameche, Guest - Charles Boyer

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (259) First Song - Any Bonds Today?, Guest Host - Don Ameche, Guest - Melvyn Douglas, Jackie Cooper

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (260) First Song - Ida, Guest Host - Don Ameche, Guest - Duke Ellington, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (262) First Song - There'll Be Some Changes Made, Guest Host - Don Ameche, Guests - George Murphy, Lauritz Melchior, Joan Bennett

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (276) First Song - The U.S. Field Artillery March, Guests - Sam Snead, Madeleine Carroll

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (282) First Song - How About You?, Guests - Pat O'Brien, Wingy Manone

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (285) First Song - The Army Air Corps Song, Guests - Walter Huston, Claude Thornhill

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (287) First Song - K-K-K-Katy, Guests - Spike Jones, Ronald Reagan, Sabu

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (288) First Song - The Marines' Hymn, Guest - Capt. Floyd J. Sweet

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (289) First Song - Hey, Mabel!, Guests - Susan Hayward, Larry Adler, Gene Tunney

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (293) First Song - The Bombardier Song, Guests - Frank McHugh, Ruth Hussey

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (294) First Song - Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree, Guest - John Garfield

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (303) First Song - The Marines' Hymn, Guests - Cass Daley, Richard Haydn (end Mary Martin as regular)

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (304) First Song - Praise The Lord And Pass The Ammunition, Guests - Ginny Simms, Edgar Buchanan (end Victor Borge as regular)

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (310) First Song - Adeste Fidelis, Guests - Jack Carson, Fay Bainter

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (313) First Song - Hip, Hip, Hooray!, Guest - Cass Daley, Janet Blair

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (315) First Song - Anchors Aweigh, Guests - Ginny Simms, Frank McHugh

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (316) First Song - For Me And My Gal, Guest - Victor Borge

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (323) First Song - Great Day, Guest - Bert Lahr

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (324) First Song - You Are My Sunshine, Guest - Lucille Ball

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (325) First Song - MacNamara's Band, Guest - Rags Ragland

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (337) First Song - I've Got Sixpence, Guest - Ed Gardner

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (340) First Song - Oh! What A Beautiful Morning, Guest - Frank McHugh

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (341) First Song - Comin' In On A Wing And A Prayer, Guests - Phil Silvers, Falstaff Openshaw

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (342) First Song - The Road To Victory, Guests - Jinx Falkenburg, Falstaff Openshaw

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (343) First Song - What Do You Do In The Infantry?, Guest - George Murphy

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (344) First Song - Vict'ry Polka, Guest - Phil Silvers

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (345) First Song - The Road To Victory, Guest - Lucille Ball

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (349) Guest Host - Bob Crosby, Guest - Bob Hope

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (350) Guest Host - Bob Crosby, Guest - Lum and Abner

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (353) First Song - Vict'ry Polka, Guest - Ed Gardner

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (355) First Song - Pistol Packin' Mama, Guest - Phil Silvers

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (357) First Song - Happy Holidays/Come To Holiday Inn, Guest - Cass Daley

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (358) First Song - Shoo Shoo Baby, Guests - William Frawley, Nan Wynn

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (359) First Song - San Fernando Valley, Guests - George Murphy, Jane Frazee

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (360) First Song - What Do You Do In The Infantry?, Guest - Dale Evans

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (362) First Song - San Fernando Valley, Guest - Donald O'Connor

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (364) First Song - Iowa, Guest - Cass Daley

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (365) First Song - San Fernando Valley, Guest Phil Silvers

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (366) First Song - (There'll Be A) Hot Time in the Town of Berlin, Lucille Ball

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (367) First Song - The Bombardier Song, Guest - George Murphy

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (369) First Song - Saturday Night Is The Loneliest Night of The Week

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (370) First Song - (There'll Be A) Hot Time In The Town Of Berlin, Guest - George Murphy

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (371) First Song - It's Love, Love, Love, Guest - Kraft Choral Club

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (372) First Song - Swinging On A Star, Guest - Bob Hope

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (373) First Song - San Fernando Valley, Guest - Dave Shelley

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (374) First Song - Swinging On A Star, Guest - Sonny Tufts

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (375) First Song - It's Love, Love, Love, Guest - Gene Kelly

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (376) First Song - Great Day, Guest - Keenan Wynn

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (377) First Song - It's Love, Love, Love, Guests - Jack Carson, Eddie Marr

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (378) First Song - Bless 'Em All, Guest - Richard Haydn

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (379) First Song - San Fernando Valley, Guest - Katina Paxinou

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (380) First Song - Swinging On A Star, Guest - Cecil B. DeMille (23 min show due to D-Day news bulletin)

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (381) First Song - Bless 'Em All, Guest - Bob Hope

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (382) First Song - (There'll Be A) Hot Time In The Town Of Berlin, Guest - George Murphy

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (383) First Song - Swinging On A Star, Guest - Roy Rogers

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (384) First Song - Snoqualmie Jo-Jo, Guests - Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (385) First Song - Bless 'Em All, Guest - Keenan Wynn

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (386) First Song - Snoqualmie Jo-Jo, Guest - Sonny Tufts

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (387) First Song - Swinging On A Star, Guest - Sonny Tufts (end Music Maids as regulars)

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (388) First Song - Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby, Guest, Ethel Smith

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (389) First Song - Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive, Guest - Frank Sinatra

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (390) First Song - Dance With A Dolly, Guest - Rise Stevens

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (391) First Song - Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby?, Guest - Spike Jones

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (392) First Song - (There'll Be A) Hot Time In The Town Of Berlin, Guest - Diana Lynn

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (393) First Song - Don't Fence Me In, Guest - Jerry Colonna

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (394) First Song - Adeste Fidelis, Guest - Kraft Choral Club

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (395) First Song - Ac-cent-tchu-ate The Positive, Guest - Les Paul Trio, Beatrice Kay

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (396) First Song - Don't Fence Me In, Guest - Johnny Mercer

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (397) First Song - Dance With A Dolly, Guest - Spike Jones

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (398) First Song - Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive, Guest - Duke Ellington

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (399) First Song - Don't Fence Me In, Guest - The Andrews Sisters

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (400) First Song - Evelina, Guest - The Charioteers

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (401) First Song - Saturday Night Is The Loneliest Night In The Week, Guest - Fred Lowery

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (402) First Song - Dance With A Dolly, Guest - Ella Logan, Eddie Heywood

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (404) First Song - Evelina, Guest - Sandra Berkova

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (405) First Song - Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive, Guest - Joe Venuti, Silvino de Solas

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (406) First Song - MacNamara's Band, Guest - Artie Shaw and his Gramercy Five

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (407) First Song - Saturday Night (Is The Loneliest Night of The Week), Guest - Frankie Carle

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (408) First Song - The Fifth Marines, Guest - Kraft Choral Club

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (409) First Song - A Little On The Lonely Side, Guest - King Cole Trio, Florence Alba

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (411) First Song - My Dreams Are Getting Better All The Time, Guest - Yehudi Menuhin

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (412) First Song - Candy, Guest - Carmen Cavallaro, Florence Alba

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (413) First Song - Sentimental Journey, Guest - King Cole Trio

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (414) First Song - My Dreams Are Getting Better All The Time, Guest - Cass Daley

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (415) First Song - Candy, Guest - Florence Alba, Eddie Heywood

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (421) First Song - On The Atchison, Topeka And Santa Fe, Guest - Carmen Cavallaro, Florence Alba

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (422) First Song - Stars In Your Eyes (begin Frank Morgan as host)

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (424) Guest Host - Frank Morgan

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (427) Guest Host - Frank Morgan, Guest - Vera Vague

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (429) First Song - Tampico, Guest Host - Frank Morgan

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (431) First Song - The Wild, Wild West, Guest Host - Frank Morgan

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (440) First Song - Aren't You Glad You're You, Guest - Frank Morgan

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (441) First Song - Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Guest - Les Paul

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (442) First Song - Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief, Guest - Frank Morgan

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (443) First Song - Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Guest - Martha Tilton, Jerry Colonna

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (448) First Song - Sioux City Sue, Guest - Georgia Gibbs

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (449) First Song - Shoo Fly Pie And Apple Pan Dowdy, Guest - Les Paul Trio, Marilyn Maxwell

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (450) First Song - Sioux City Sue, Guests - Trudy Erwin, Kraft Choral Club

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Kraft Music Hall (35-46) (452) First Song - Shoo Fly Pie And Apple Pan Dowdy, Guests - Bob Hope, Peggy Lee, Joe Frisco

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (1) Guest - Bob Hope

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (2) Guest - Spike Jones

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (3) Guest - Les Paul Trio

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (4) Guest - Rafael Mendez

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (5) Guest - Ezio Pinza

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (6) Guest - Burl Ives

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (7) Guest - Judy Garland

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (8) Guest - Jimmy Durante

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (9) Guest - Jerry Colonna

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (10) Guests - Skitch Henderson, Peggy Lee

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (11) Guests - Skitch Henderson and the Charioteers

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (12) Guest - Joe Frisco

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (13) Guest - Mickey Rooney

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (14) Guest - Al Jolson

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (15) Guest - Georgie Jessel

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (16) Guests - Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (17) Guest - Beatrice Lillie

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (18) Guest - Groucho Marx

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (19) Guests - Leo McCarey, William Frawley and Judy Garland

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (20) Guests - Andrews Sisters and Joe Frisco

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (21) Guest - Al Jolson

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (22) Guest - Peggy Lee

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (23) Guests - Danny Kaye and Peggy Lee

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (24) Guests - Jack Benny and Mary Livingston

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (25) Guests - Al Jolson and John Charles Thomas (Minstrel Show)

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (26) Guests - Alec Templeton and Peggy Lee

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (27) Guest - Jimmy Durante

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (28) Guests - Les Paul and Burl Ives

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (29) Guests - Groucho Marx and Dorothy Shay

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (30) Guests - Al Jolson and Irving Berlin

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (31) Guests - Groucho Marx and Hank Greenberg

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;

Philco Radio Time (46-49) (32) Guest - Maurice Chevalier

This upload contains 708 episodes of Bing Crosby's radio programs, which spanned over three decades. Harry Lillis Crosby, Jr., better known as Bing Crosby (1903-1977) was one of the early giants of entertainment. Popular in movies and radio, and later television, Bing's "crooner" singing style captivated millions and made him one of the biggest draws of the era. Radio was made for Bing, and vice-versa. Crosby loved the informality of the medium, and he was the driving force in allowing prime time programs to transition from live broadcasts to transcription. Bing was a mainstay of radio for over 30 years, starting with his first solo radio show in September 1931. Crosby would continue on radio until 1962. The collection below is a compilation of all of his different shows during the era: 1. 15 Minutes With Crosby (1931-1933) - 1 Episode 2. Woodbury Soap (1933-1935) - 2 Episodes 3. Digitised by the Old Time Radio Researchers and streamed from the Internet Archive item “general-electric-show-52-54-1952-12-25-12-guest-gary-crosby”;