Bing Crosby - Through The Years Volume 2: 1951 (CD)

Bing Crosby - Through The Years Volume 2: 1951 (CD)

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Bing Crosby - Through The Years Volume 2: 1951 (CD)Volume 2 in this new series of albums of Bing Crosby recordings in chronological order begins in February 1951 Bing made with The Bando Da Lua, a popular Brazilian vocal instrumental group. On Maria Bonita Bing gives a first class display of his talent and merges perfectly with the accompaniment. Granada was perhaps an unusual choice for Bing at this stage of his career, the original recording contained introductory castanets and a Spanish guitar

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Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2025