Bing Crosby was the first multi-media star. The first person to record music, perform on stage and the radio and have a presence in film and television. The Tacoma, Washington-born crooner was one ...

Bing Crosby died in 1977 at age 74 shortly after he recorded his televised duet, ... who remains a holiday staple with songs like "White Christmas" and "Little Drummer Boy," died in 1977 at age 74.

A slight majority of songs on Billboard’s Holiday 100 chart are by artists who have passed on, from Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole, John Lennon and more.

The great performer Bing Crosby reached the height of his stardom about 80 years ago, but every Christmas season, he makes a triumphant return to American radio and malls and other public places. A… ...

Fans Select V of BTS & Bing Crosby’s ‘White Christmas’ as This Week’s Top New Music in All-Genre Poll. The BTS star and late legend's holiday collaboration garnered nearly 51% of the vote.

30. The Waitresses 'Christmas Wrapping' (1981) This New Wave standard rocks the mic like Debbie Harry on the "Rapture" tip with an impossibly elastic bass line, punch-drunk horns slurring the ...

Holiday music comes wrapped in a multitude of formats and colors — seven- and 12-inch discs pressed in red, green, gold, ... BING CROSBY, “Ultimate Christmas”: ...

The holiday song “White Christmas” is one of the most unforgettable songs of the holiday season. Bing Crosby made it iconic, but did he ever get sick of singing “White Christmas?”. Bing ...

"White Christmas" was introduced on radio by Bing Crosby during the Kraft Music Hall broadcast on Dec. 24, 1941, barely two weeks after Pearl Harbor.

Irving Berlin won an Oscar for writing this seasonal standard, which Bing Crosby first recorded for “Holiday Inn,” a film released in 1942, establishing a market for secular Christmas music ...

Irving Berlin won an Oscar for writing this seasonal standard, which Bing Crosby first recorded for “Holiday Inn,” a film released in 1942, establishing a market for secular Christmas music ...