Old Time Radio Comedy — Bing Crosby Show: "Rosemary Clooney" (1953) | Full Episode

Sunday nights on CBS in 1953, General Electric gave Bing Crosby the easiest half hour on the air, and the Sunday before Thanksgiving he opened with a hoedown. "Y'all Come," with the Cass County Boys, washboards and steel guitars, is Bing's toast to families gathering across the country. Then he brings on "the Kentucky Canary," Rosemary Clooney, who teases him for wandering into her territory ("I thought you were from Spokane"). She sings "It's the Most Unusual Day," they duet on "Something to Remember You By," and they dedicate a romp through "That's Amore" to "the nebulous Neapolitan," Dean Martin. Bing adds "Lady Oh!", "Think," "Granada" and his new Decca waltz "Changing Partners," with John Scott Trotter's orchestra and Ken Carpenter.

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