[78-L] Crosby Blows His Top

[david.diehl at hensteeth.com]

Yes, the most common titles seem to be :
(39857-) I Wished on the Moon
(DLA 1311-) "Serenade in Blue" [A Blues Serenade]
(DLA 1767-C) Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams
 but I'm really trying to get the specifics of the label Crosby Blows His Top
DJD
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From: David Lennick [mailto:dlennick at sympatico.ca]
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You must have a very clean copy! I've never heard that line. Incidentally, the song they eventually recorded (with an instrumental first chorus) was I Wished On The Moon. Bing was in terrible voice and he was right, they shouldn't have done it.dlGlen Richards wrote:> I've got the one where he sounds drunk, refusing to record whatever was > scheduled. I think Jack Kapp was trying to reason with him, but it wasnt > working. Crosby talks about going to another studio and someone > stage-whispers "Grey Gull" at one point.> > Glen> > Glen Richards (glenster at 2multiples.com)> The Hot-Dance & Vintage Jazz Pages: http://www.2multiples.com/hotdance> ICQ: 21628170 MSN: glenster at 2multiples.com Skype: glenrichards> > > david.diehl at hensteeth.com wrote:> >> During my recent journey to the great white north I had access to a run of The Crosby Collector, a 1970's-80's fanzine and there was a multi-part article on "Fluffs, blowups and bloopers." I suspect the author had something to do with a label called Crosby Blows His Top, of which I have never managed to score a copy. Anybody out there got some?>> Enquiring minds and all that...>> DJD>>> > ________________________________________________________________________78-L mailing list78-L at klickitat.78online.comhttp://klickitat.78online.com/mailman/listinfo/78-l