It is just amazing how many records Bing Crosby made. It is amazing to me because Bing was more than just a recording star. He made movies and radio shows - which take up a lot of time. Here is what Bing was recording for Decca on July 27, 1940...
Date: 7/27/40
Location: Los Angeles, Calif
Label: DECCA (US)
Bing Crosby (voc), John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra (orc)
a. DLA2072-A Legend Of Old California (Johnny Mercer, Harry Warren) - 3:03
HALLMARK (UK) CD306722 — BING SINGS COUNTRY (1997)
b. DLA2073-A Please (Leo Robin, Ralph Rainger) - 3:02
HMV (UK) CD5389522 — ALL TIME GREATS: BING CROSBY - Disc 2 (2019)
MARKS & SPENCER (UK) CDMS 4811 — BING CROSBY - THE COLLECTION (1999)
MCA (UK) CDDMCTV 3 — BING CROSBY - 20 GOLDEN GREATS (1990)
READER'S DIGEST CDRDCD 921 — THE VERY BEST OF BING CROSBY (CD1 - It's Easy to Remember) (1995)
READER'S DIGEST CDRB7-029-3 — BING CROSBY - HIS GREATEST HITS AND FINEST PERFORMANCES (disc 3) (1997)
c. DLA2074-A You Are The One (Carroll Carroll, John Scott Trotter) - 2:45
AVID (UK) CDAMSC 633 — BING CROSBY - YOU AND THE NIGHT AND THE MUSIC (1998)
d. DLA2075-A Prairieland Lullaby (Frank Loesser, Victor Young) - 3:05
HALLMARK (UK) CD306722 — BING SINGS COUNTRY (1997)
JASMINE (UK) CDJASMCD 3557 — BING CROSBY - COWBOY COUNTRY CROSBY STYLE (2003)
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