Bing Crosby - Street of Dreams скачать видео бесплатно

xoppa09

i searched bing crosby on bing and came up with this

ddkoda

What a beautiful, heartfelt version from Mr. Harry. Bing's use of pathos in the verse is the perfect prelude to the chorus with its deft orchestration and upbeat vocalization.

roybo1930

What a AWESOME Crosby Brunswick side this is! I have every Brunswick 78 he recorded even the unissued "Here Is My Heart" on a test pressing! I can`t find one I do not simply LOVE! I Take that back, I do not have "How The Time Can Fly" & "Sweet Sue"!

Karen Fleming Harmon

Beautiful :)

Adam Falk

Eddie Lang is king, bing crosby, just his singing fool.

Tammie

Just starting getting into Bing , he's great

TheRAFfc

these the best years of bing , at least for me so many memories  I was young then and he was  the best  as i said at least for me :) Thanks for recording   on U tube for me  My collection of  Approx. 10,000  Now  gone. ALAS

osha25

So beautiful

Norman Bodarky

I thought Bing was the best of all the crooners in his prime

donald sepanek

But love is never sure if you're poor.

stramayne

This is my favorite version of the song. Bing's phrasing and inflection are perfection here.

Nicholas Corwin

Simply beautiful. Strange...Bing Crosby and Sinatra were from my parents' generation, but I like these singers far more than my parents ever did!

gerald walton

yes bing is great with bing you here the voice and the muisc in the back ground

Norman Bodarky

This certainly belongs in Bings ten top recordings. I think 1932 was probably the peak of his vocal talents.

Ashley Atherton

bing crosby is such a great singer i love listening to his songs

Gore Bag

@11reverie11 Frank Sonatra said it was by billy byers.

Wyatt Kunzelman

@11reverie11 The song itself was composed by Victor Young in 1932. Russ Columbo and Bing Crosby are the earliest notable recordings, recorded in 1932.

13loomisst

BIng in 1933 was ethereaL. Thanks very much.

Norman Bodarky

Bing in his prime toped the all.

Atticus Jazz

I didn't know about the version by Bing... Until now... However, I have 4 different versions by Lee Wiley. The one on "A Night In Manhattan" album (I'm a lucky fellow who has an original pressing of that baby) and 3 other versions I found on iTunes. My favorite song by Lee Wiley BTW.