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  • What is the name of this song??? I would LOVE the heet music for this song......

    Thanks!

    Bob

    ctmale1956@yahoo.com

  • What a wonderful visual montage you have displayed here!

  • My father (age 17+ at the time) was there, possibly on the night this was recorded. The Take Two release included some live as well as some on-site recordings. I asked him about this and he said it sounded exactly as he remembered it, even the comic repartee with Loyce Whiteman. On the dance floor my dad bumped in to Myrna Loy's fanny. She turned and said, "It was fun, wasn't it?"

  • Muchas gracias por compartirlo.

  • Bless Merv Griffin for trying to preserve it!

  • Just remarkable! Can't believe that they let the Grove die!

  • This is a real piece of history. Thanks from another Crosby fan.

  • Such a beautiful song. You sure did a swell job with this, especially the Jack Oakie part.

  • damn seriously, bing live at the Coconut Grove in 1931. short of being there nothing could be better.

  • So they tore it down for a school - duh - so much for saving history !

  • Clever trying to match up the movie with the audio....its very close :)

    This recording is available on the Gus Arnheim Coconut grove CD along with some other great numbers .

  • WOW' I never heard of this CROSBY movie b4

    or the song either.

    Listen closely, you can even imagine hearing CROSBY himself saying@ 1:19 "

    WHERE has it'

    WHERE has it'

    WHERE has all the YEARS gone by ?

    THANKS 4posting this RARE live filmclip of HOLIDAY"live"MUSIC with the BING!

    Rosiey

  • saw this again and i believe bing was inserted into this from another recording. one can see that he is singing something else, maybe "auf wiedersehn" from another sennett short. bing certainly did perform in the CG, but not in this film.

  • @patthecatman Definitely Auf Wiedersehn

  • wow! must be one of the rarest film recordings of all time! i believe the girl is loyce whitman who recorded "ho-hum" with bing in "31 and the gus arnheim orch. incidentally, that is prob arnheim's orch. in the film and in it was bing's only serious rival in the early 30's, violinist then, russ columbo.

  • Thanks for the kind comments. I obtained the recording about 20 years ago now and thought it a duty and a pleasure to make it available to the public.

  • Thank you for posting this. You've done a great service to history--seriously.

  • Where did you come across the recording?

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