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Bing Crosby

Heard
1931–1962
Episodes
892

Episodes, in broadcast order page 1 of 9

  1. First Broadcast

    · 16 min

  2. FirstBroadcast

    · 16 min

  3. First Song - Just One More Chance

    · No. 1 · 7:45

  4. WoodburyShow

    · 30 min

  5. First Song - Love In Bloom

    · No. 33 · 30 min

  6. Guests - Marian Mansfield, Charles Erwin

    · No. 57 · 29 min

  7. First Song - A Little Bit Independent, Guest - Joe Venuti

    · No. 6 · 46 min

  8. First song - How Could You?, Guests - Gail Patrick, Zasu Pitts

    · No. 71 · 1 h 00 min

  9. First Song - Gypsy In My Soul, Guests - Maureen O'Sullivan, Mischa Auer

    · No. 98 · 1 h 02 min

  10. First Song - You Couldn't Be Cuter, Guests - Humphrey Bogart, Adrienne Ames

    · No. 109 · 54 min

  11. First Song - I'm Nobody's Baby, Guest Host - Bob Burns, Guest - Dorothy Lamour, Herbert Marshall, Wingy Manone

    · No. 210 · 1 h 01 min

  12. LIONEL BARRYMORE

    · 56 min

  13. First Song - The Band Played On, Guests - Edward Arnold, J. Carrol Naish

    · No. 230 · 54 min

  14. First Song - With A Twist Of The Wrist, Guests - Pat O'Brien, Josephine Tuminia

    · No. 237 · 1 h 02 min

  15. First Song - Can'tcha Tell, Guests - Duke Ellington, Frank McHugh, James Hilton

    · No. 241 · 1 h 02 min

  16. First Song - You're A Double Lovely, Guests - William Boyd, Jerry Lester

    · No. 242 · 59 min

  17. First Song - Why Cry Baby?, Guests - Ethel Waters, Donald Crisp, Chester Morris

    · No. 243 · 57 min

  18. First Song - You're A Double Lovely, Guests - Bert Lahr, Gail Patrick

    · No. 244 · 1 h 01 min

  19. First Song - Smile Your Troubles Away, Guest Host - Don Ameche, Guest - Charles Boyer

    · No. 245 · 1 h 02 min

  20. First Song - Any Bonds Today?, Guest Host - Don Ameche, Guest - Melvyn Douglas, Jackie Cooper

    · No. 259 · 1 h 01 min

  21. First Song - There'll Be Some Changes Made, Guest Host - Don Ameche, Guests - George Murphy, Lauritz Melchior, Joan Bennett

    · No. 262 · 1 h 00 min

  22. First Song - The U.S. Field Artillery March, Guests - Sam Snead, Madeleine Carroll

    · No. 276 · 1 h 02 min

  23. First Song - How About You?, Guests - Pat O'Brien, Wingy Manone

    · No. 282 · 57 min

  24. First Song - The Army Air Corps Song, Guests - Walter Huston, Claude Thornhill

    · No. 285 · 55 min

  25. First Song - K-K-K-Katy, Guests - Spike Jones, Ronald Reagan, Sabu

    · No. 287 · 59 min

  26. First Song - The Marines' Hymn, Guest - Capt. Floyd J. Sweet

    · No. 288 · 42 min

  27. First Song - Hey, Mabel!, Guests - Susan Hayward, Larry Adler, Gene Tunney

    · No. 289 · 56 min

  28. First Song - The Bombardier Song, Guests - Frank McHugh, Ruth Hussey

    · No. 293 · 53 min

  29. First Song - Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree, Guest - John Garfield

    · No. 294 · 55 min

  30. First Song - The Marines' Hymn, Guests - Cass Daley, Richard Haydn (end Mary Martin as regular)

    · No. 303 · 49 min

  31. First Song - Praise The Lord And Pass The Ammunition, Guests - Ginny Simms, Edgar Buchanan (end Victor Borge as regular)

    · No. 304 · 55 min

  32. JackCarson

    · 58 min

  33. First Song - Adeste Fidelis, Guests - Jack Carson, Fay Bainter

    · No. 310 · 58 min

  34. THE CHARIOTEERS

    · 28 min

  35. First Song - Hip, Hip, Hooray!, Guest - Cass Daley, Janet Blair

    · No. 313 · 28 min

  36. First Song - Anchors Aweigh, Guests - Ginny Simms, Frank McHugh

    · No. 315 · 30 min

  37. First Song - For Me And My Gal, Guest - Victor Borge

    · No. 316 · 29 min

  38. First Song - Great Day, Guest - Bert Lahr

    · No. 323 · 27 min

  39. First Song - You Are My Sunshine, Guest - Lucille Ball

    · No. 324 · 26 min

  40. First Song - MacNamara's Band, Guest - Rags Ragland

    · No. 325 · 26 min

  41. ED GARDINER

    · 32 min

  42. First Song - I've Got Sixpence, Guest - Ed Gardner

    · No. 337 · 32 min

  43. FRANK MCHUGH

    · 29 min

  44. First Song - Comin' In On A Wing And A Prayer, Guests - Phil Silvers, Falstaff Openshaw

    · No. 341 · 32 min

  45. Jinx Falkenburg

    · 30 min

  46. First Song - What Do You Do In The Infantry?, Guest - George Murphy

    · No. 343 · 30 min

  47. First Song - Vict'ry Polka, Guest - Phil Silvers

    · No. 344 · 29 min

  48. First Song - The Road To Victory, Guest - Lucille Ball

    · No. 345 · 28 min

  49. Guest Host - Bob Crosby, Guest - Bob Hope

    · No. 349 · 30 min

  50. Guest Host - Bob Crosby, Guest - Lum and Abner

    · No. 350 · 30 min

  51. First Song - Vict'ry Polka, Guest - Ed Gardner

    · No. 353 · 29 min

  52. First Song - Pistol Packin' Mama, Guest - Phil Silvers

    · No. 355 · 30 min

  53. First Song - Happy Holidays/Come To Holiday Inn, Guest - Cass Daley

    · No. 357 · 28 min

  54. First Song - Shoo Shoo Baby, Guests - William Frawley, Nan Wynn

    · No. 358 · 29 min

  55. George Murphy

    · 28 min

  56. First Song - What Do You Do In The Infantry?, Guest - Dale Evans

    · No. 360 · 28 min

  57. First Song - San Fernando Valley, Guest - Donald O'Connor

    · No. 362 · 29 min

  58. Cass Daley

    · 30 min

  59. First Song - San Fernando Valley, Guest Phil Silvers

    · No. 365 · 30 min

  60. First Song - (There'll Be A) Hot Time in the Town of Berlin, Lucille Ball

    · No. 366 · 30 min

  61. First Song - The Bombardier Song, Guest - George Murphy

    · No. 367 · 29 min

  62. First Song - Saturday Night Is The Loneliest Night of The Week

    · No. 369 · 29 min

  63. First Song - (There'll Be A) Hot Time In The Town Of Berlin, Guest - George Murphy

    · No. 370 · 29 min

  64. First Song - It's Love, Love, Love, Guest - Kraft Choral Club

    · No. 371 · 30 min

  65. First Song - Swinging On A Star, Guest - Bob Hope

    · No. 372 · 30 min

  66. Dave Shelley

    · 29 min

  67. First Song - Swinging On A Star, Guest - Sonny Tufts

    · No. 374 · 29 min

  68. First Song - It's Love, Love, Love, Guest - Gene Kelly

    · No. 375 · 29 min

  69. Cass Dailey

    · 28 min

  70. Keenan Wynn

    · 29 min

  71. Jack Carson

    · 28 min

  72. Richard Hayden

    · 30 min

  73. First Song - Bless 'Em All, Guest - Richard Haydn

    · No. 378 · 29 min

  74. Katina Paxinoux

    · 31 min

  75. First Song - San Fernando Valley, Guest - Katina Paxinou

    · No. 379 · 29 min

  76. Cecil B Demille

    · 24 min

  77. First Song - Swinging On A Star, Guest - Cecil B. DeMille (23 min show due to D-Day news bulletin)

    · No. 380 · 29 min

  78. Bob Hope

    · 29 min

  79. George Murphy (low)

    · 32 min

  80. First Song - (There'll Be A) Hot Time In The Town Of Berlin, Guest - George Murphy

    · No. 382 · 29 min

  81. Roy Rogers

    · 29 min

  82. Tom And Jimmy Dorsey

    · 29 min

  83. First Song - Snoqualmie Jo-Jo, Guests - Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey

    · No. 384 · 29 min

  84. First Song - Bless 'Em All, Guest - Keenan Wynn

    · No. 385 · 29 min

  85. First Song - Snoqualmie Jo-Jo, Guest - Sonny Tufts

    · No. 386 · 29 min

  86. First Song - Swinging On A Star, Guest - Sonny Tufts (end Music Maids as regulars)

    · No. 387 · 29 min

  87. George Murphy For Bin

    · 30 min

  88. First Song - Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby, Guest, Ethel Smith

    · No. 388 · 31 min

  89. First Song - Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive, Guest - Frank Sinatra

    · No. 389 · 30 min

  90. First Song - Dance With A Dolly, Guest - Rise Stevens

    · No. 390 · 29 min

  91. First Song - Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby?, Guest - Spike Jones

    · No. 391 · 29 min

  92. Jerry Cologna

    · 29 min

  93. Diana Lynn

    · 29 min

  94. Holiday Inn Christmas Program

    · 30 min

  95. First Song - Don't Fence Me In, Guest - Jerry Colonna

    · No. 393 · 29 min

  96. Christmas Program

    · 30 min

  97. First Song - Adeste Fidelis, Guest - Kraft Choral Club

    · No. 394 · 29 min

  98. First Song - Ac-cent-tchu-ate The Positive, Guest - Les Paul Trio, Beatrice Kay

    · No. 395 · 30 min

  99. First Song - Don't Fence Me In, Guest - Johnny Mercer

    · No. 396 · 29 min

  100. First Song - Dance With A Dolly, Guest - Spike Jones

    · No. 397 · 29 min

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  1. Bing Crosby

    Old Time Radio · 216 episodes here · archive.org

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  2. Bing Crosby - 708 Episodes of Bing Crosby's Radio Shows

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  3. Bing Crosby Show 51 03 14 Guest Judy Garland

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  4. Bing Crosby Show 49 11 02 Guest Bob Hope

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  5. Bing Crosby Show 50 02 08 Guest Fred Allen

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