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Bing Crosby - Announcer Introduction Of Judy Garland 01:01 02. Judy Garland - The Trolly Song 05:18 03. Bing Crosby - It's Love Love Love 05:14 04. Judy Garland - Can Do Will Do 02:40 05. Bing Crosby - Amor 10:55 06. Crosby Bing Garland Judy And Durante Jimmy - Groaner 05:39 Canary And Nose - Bing Crosby Judy Garland Jimmy Durante 07. Bob Hope & Bing Crosby - Introduction Of Bob Hope 03:30 08. Judy Garland - The Dixieland Band 10:35 09. Bing Crosby - I Love You 04:19 10. Frank Sinatra - All The Things You Are 05:56 11. Crosby Bing Sinatra Frank And Hope Bob - You're The Top 03:09 - Bing Crosby Frank Sinatra Bob Hope 12. Judy Garland Bing Crosby - Something To Remebber You By 03:57 - Bing Crosby Judy Garland ────[Release Note]────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mail-Call-Judy-Crosby- Garland/dp/B000001VOH This is a priceless recording combining great singing, heaps of good clean entertainment, patriotism, and history itself. Mail Call combines two broadcasts made over the Armed Forces Radio Service during World War II; many of the biggest names in the entertainment business took part in such broadcasts in support of America's armed forces, and I, as a huge Judy Garland fan, know that she did a great deal of radio work in these years. Fans of Garland and Bing Crosby will take particular delight in this CD, as both are featured in each of the two broadcasts, but joining in on the fun are Jimmy Durante, Frank Sinatra, and Bob Hope. The first Mail Call broadcast features Judy Garland as the emcee, and the fact that Judy sings The Trolley Song from 1944's Meet Me in St. Louis indicates that this particular broadcast dates back to the later stages of World War II. After her first song, Judy welcomes Bing Crosby, and the two of them take part in an extended period of light and very funny banter, after which Bing croons his way through It's Love, Love, Love. Then Jimmy Durante shows up to take the comedy level of the show up several notches; Durante is absolutely hilarious. At this point, Judy delivers her rendition of Can Do, Will Do, one of the theme songs of the celebrated Navy Sea Bees; Bing Crosby follows this up with Amor. Durante then takes center stage again, first trying to get Bing to help him find a butler and then trying to hire actor Arthur Treacher for the job. This is an extended dialogue that gets funnier and funnier as it goes along. Eventually, Bing, Durante, and Judy decide they want to make serious films involving no musical performances at all, espousing their wishes in the undeniably unique song Groaner, Canary & Nose. Then we are on to a second Mail Call broadcast, hosted on this occasion by Bob Hope, and he puts on a vintage show guaranteed to bring a smile to all the soldiers out fighting for their country and to the families praying for their safe return and an end to the war. Judy Garland comes on to sing Dixieland Band, after which she asks Bob's help in finding the leading man for her next picture. Hope naturally pictures himself in the role, but Judy has already decided it's going to be either Bing Crosby or Frank Sinatra. Both men arrive to "audition" for the part, with Bing singing I Love You and Frank All the Things You Are. The decision is left up to Hope, who endorses Sinatra. Bing and Frank "praise" each other in song, leaving Hope in the position of adding his own self-glorification to the tune (You're the Top). The show ends on a more serious note, with Judy and Bing singing the somber yet touching Something to Remember You By. Don't look at the twelve tracks and think this is a short album; it runs a little over an hour in length. There is actually much more dialogue and joking than there is singing, which is perfectly fine since all of the friendly banter is nothing short of hilarious. When Bing, Frank, and Bob Hope start making friendly digs at one another's qualities and shortcomings, I guarantee you will find yourself laughing heartily. These types of radio broadcasts played an important role during the years of World War II, doing much to sustain the morale and optimism of Americans at war and at home, and I am more than proud to be able to listen to these wonderful, historically significant Mail Call broadcast recordings. ────[Group Notes]─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Dgn is around since 1998... After a few years, a few rippers who left, a few who joined, people greeting,people yelling, people threatening, people helping, people watching, we're still enjoying our aime: Let ppl listen to what they are gonna buy b4 they pay a single penny. There have been also some people and groups that helped out during the last few years, maybe it's because of them that (against all odds) we are still releasing and doing well, those know who they are, and we'll thank forever. We remind our beloved public, we're against all kind of distrubution, don't search our rips neither in your preferred XDcc channel, nor in your local 127.0.0.1 p2p program, We do not distribute ! But it's not nice to buy when you do not know what you're buying. As a matter of fact, DGN is a private group, and do not need rippers, fast or slow shells, traders, t1+ sites, couriers, prewhores, and hw suppliers, we need only a nice chalet in Switzerland/Canada or a Villa in the Caribbean sea where to listen to some chillout music. If you can supply any of those, for free, feel free to contact us for an application form. Remember to support the artists. 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