Al Jolson and Bing Crosby : 03 May 50 - video podcast
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- čas přidán 29. 04. 2017
- Posted by the International Al Jolson Society, www.jolson.org, here is an excerpt of the 03 May 1950 Bing Crosby Program with Al Jolson. This would be Al's last appearance on Bing's radio show, and the complete show is a great one. In this podcast clip, you will hear Bing introduce Al, with Jolie's opening number being "Give My Regards To Broadway," followed by Bing and Al in duet for "My Blushin' Rosie" and "Avalon." As with the other Video Podcasts, this is illustrated with period photos of Mr. Jolson and Mr. Crosby, for your visual satisfaction. Besides this, there are currently 138 other Video Podcasts to enjoy -- check them out and subscribe to my channel! Then visit the website of the International Al Jolson Society at www.jolson.org for more on the World's Greatest Entertainer.
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My two favorite singers and personalities during my early childhood were Al Jolson and Bing Crosby. This is a special treat to hear both of them again.
We are in 2022! ... and
still loving Al Jolson songs...🤗👏👏👏
This is so wonderful, to remember my elder brother George ,imitating this wonderful singer.... 🤗
The masters!
Brilliant! (UK)
Bing and Al, that chemistry was magic
Wonderful ❤❤❤🌟🌟🌟., Whats not to love!? Thank you for posting.
Love to hear a Philly accent!
Both fantastic singers after the so called singers of today. Al has the slight edge I think.
Well, Crosby thought so as well! Please do subscribe to this channel if you've not already, check out more material at the website, www.jolson.org, and consider joining the International Al Jolson Society for even more material and access to Jolson's legacy.
This a good one a it’s asham it can’t be seen it would be good to see
Well, since it was on radio, there is no video available. I did the best I could with still from the era. Please do subscribe to this channel if you've not already, check out more material at the website, www.jolson.org, and consider joining the International Al Jolson Society for even more material and access to Jolson's legacy.
Close your eyes and they are there, my friend. And when you hear them and your brain sees them... Nothing and nobody can ever take that away. Because you know them, if you love them. And that's life jazz.
did they ever make a album together?.. that would have been amazing
bings birthday
SORRY SOO MANY MIST THIS JEWEL.....
Through the end of May, 2017, this program remains on the International Al Jolson Society website www.jolson.org for you to enjoy in full
Al- what a guy!! He could still do it today- it's called entertainment!!!
Two slices of ham for one price.
I think Al croaked later that yr.
51 I believe
Well, to put it a bit nicer, he died on 23 Oct 1950, at the age of just 64; following a tour as first to entertain troops in the Korean War.