Bing Crosby-"Makin' Whoopee!"

[vintagerosenz]

Is this about sex?

[fromthesidelines]

Bing developed his "crooning" style during his years with Whiteman (1927-1930), and did not perfect it until after he left the band and his fellow "Rhythm Boys" behind...

[squirtly7]

soooo old.

[Jefferson1942]

This song is all about DOIN' IT

[Jefferson1942]

No this is Bing Crosby. Bing didnt find his "Trademark" sound, which you hear in songs like Moonlight Becomes You, until around 1939-1940

[ronavila]

doesn't sound anything like Bing Crosby. Maybe Bob Crosby and the Bobcats?

[ronavila]

doesn't sound anything like Bing Crosby. Maybe Bob Crosby and the Bobcats?

[fromthesidelines]

Accompanied by Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra (and a chorus consisting of Jack Fulton, Charles Gaylord and Austin Young), and recorded on December 22, 1928 {Columbia 1683-D}. Virtually every dance band covered this song on record when it became a hit on Broadway, through Cantor's rendition, in "Whoopee!" [which became a film two years later, with Eddie recreating his stage role]. Manny Klein has a trumpet solo at 2:51.

[BuyBenco]

I'd buy it

[oHarryTimbercranko]

This dummy beat the fuck out of his kids. They looked like a bunch of losers anyway

[ShawtyLikeMe2007]

GO BING!

[davehmfc1]

classic, good son, great singer, i thank my dad for introducing me to bing, hope he can still hear him sing in heaven, rip dad

[CPTbambi]

This is the best Bing Crosby song!

[marcmomus]

Eddie Cantor made this song his own. Go and look.