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The man for whom the term "crooner" was coined embodies a certain idea of elegant relaxation in music. An absolute Entertainer for two generations of Americans, a symbol of dad's song, he was nevertheless a great innovator in the field of musical entertainment. Although not necessarily always cited by European music historians, Bing Crosby was in the United States, for more than twenty years, a real titan of show biz : singer, comedian, television Man, the man was inescapable, inventor according to some of a category of artists at the same time attractive, elegant and simple, prototypes of an artistic personality at the same time distinguished and typically American.

L’homme pour qui a été inventé le terme « crooner » incarne une certaine idée de la décontraction élégante en musique. Entertainer absolu pour deux générations d’Américains, symbole de la chanson à papa, il n’en était pas moins un grand innovateur dans le domaine du divertissement musical. S’il n’est pas forcément toujours cité en référence par les historiens européens de la musique, Bing Crosby fut aux Etats-Unis, pendant plus de vingt ans, un véritable titan du show-biz : chanteur, comédien, homme de télévision, l’homme était incontournable, inventeur selon certains d’une catégorie d’artistes à la fois séduisants, élégants et simples, prototypes d’une personnalité artistique à la fois distinguée et typiquement américaine.

Celebrated for his warm baritone, Bing Crosby’s voice dominated the airwaves during the 1930s and 1940s, an era some call the golden age of radio. Known as one of pop’s first great superstars, Crosby’s Christmas music is some of the work he’s best known for. Indeed, “White Christmas,” which appears on Ultimate Christmas in its most definitive form, is arguably the biggest selling single of all time, racking up sales of 50 million. The song, which was written by Irving Berlin, was first performed by Crosby on Christmas Eve of 1941 on his radio show. It was then recorded in May of 1942 for Decca. Berlin has said it’s “not only the best song I ever wrote, it’s the best song anybody ever wrote.”

Aficionados of Bing Crosby's '50s recordings have often looked in vain for more material along the same lines. Crosby's artistic highlights of the era, outings like 1956's Bing Sings Whilst

Celebrated for his warm baritone, Bing Crosby’s voice dominated the airwaves during the 1930s and 1940s, an era some call the golden age of radio. Known as one of pop’s first great superstars, Crosby’s Christmas music is some of the work he’s best known for. Indeed, “White Christmas,” which appears on Ultimate Christmas in its most definitive form, is arguably the biggest selling single of all time, racking up sales of 50 million. The song, which was written by Irving Berlin, was first performed by Crosby on Christmas Eve of 1941 on his radio show. It was then recorded in May of 1942 for Decca. Berlin has said it’s “not only the best song I ever wrote, it’s the best song anybody ever wrote.”

Aficionados of Bing Crosby's '50s recordings have often looked in vain for more material along the same lines. Crosby's artistic highlights of the era, outings like 1956's Bing Sings Whilst

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