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The highest selling song ever is widely accepted as 'White Christmas' by Bing Crosby.
I'm no Bing Crosby expert, but I've never read anything that would lead me to believe he was racist. Especially in context of the day and age in which he lived, when views on many issues were quite different than they are now.I assume you raise the question because he performed in blackface on a few occasions. There is a clip of one instance here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAHSTbD4A5M along with some interesting commentary below.Some assert that Bing, like Frank Sinatra, stood up for his fellow musicians who were black. Others discuss the history the of minstrel show and blackface tradition, which they claim was actually, in some ways, a positive force for race relations. That is hard to grasp for most of us today, but I found the discussion interesting as I knew little of the tradition, which was gone by the time I was born.In any case, Bing would probably be pleasantly surprised to learn we have an African-American president. America is supposed to be about progress, and doubtless by the time you and I are very old and gray, many things will have come to pass which we would not have dreamed.---Bing Crosby was definitely not a racist. He produced albums with Ella Fitzgerald ("Christmas Jump & Live" to name just one of them).The big band/swing artists of that era seemed to not care about race as much as their parent's generation. Take the Rat Pack for example. Sinatra and Dean Martin would not be the rack pack without Sammy Davis, Jr., a black man.Besides, Bing Crosby was a jazz singer. Jazz is a black tradition. He's in black territory--so he better not be racist. It'd be like a white racist from Georgia wanting to live in Harlem. Doesn't happen. Crosby was not a racist. (Neither of the two men with that name were racists.)
Think of the 50's. You've come out of WWII and this is the time when people moved out of the cities to the suburbs. You've got Elvis, Frank Sinatra, and Bing Crosby. Picture poodle skirts and rollar skates, Grease and West Side Story.
Aubrey Drake Graham. Drake is his middle name.
The Bing Crosby Show - 1964 The Keefers Come Calling 1-21 was released on: USA: 22 February 1965
Because that is where his heart stopped beating.
No he didnt sing it but Pat Boone made it famous
Bing Crosby. Come On, it is almost an alternate title ( White Christmas).
When they dig up Bob Hope and Bing Crosby. Only then will they be able to make a movie that deserves my money.
The highest selling song ever is widely accepted as 'White Christmas' by Bing Crosby.
Yes, you can bing google and about 1 million answers come up.
"Our House" by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young was released in 1970.
In the middle of the South Pacific Ocean. (on the international date line)
Cole Harbor Nova Scotia
His hockey skills is what caused him to become famous.
Bing is a bigger search engine. So you search one thing. Many more come up!