Well Did You Evah!
Frank Sinatra with Bing Crosby Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'Well Did You Evah!' by these artists:

Bing Crosby & Frank Sinatra Have you heard? The coast of Maine just got caught…
Blondie;Debbie Harry Porter Have you heard among this clan I am called the forg…
Cole Porter Have you heard? The coast of Maine just got caught…
Debbie Harry / Iggy Pop Porter Have you heard among this clan I am called the forgot…
Debbie Harry; Iggy Pop Porter Have you heard among this clan I am called the forg…
Deborah Harry & Iggy Pop Porter Have you heard among this clan I am called the forgot…
Deborah Harry And Iggy Pop Porter Have you heard among this clan I am called the forg…
Frank Sinatra Have you heard? The coast of Maine just got caught…
Iggy Pop Porter Have you heard among this clan I am called the forgo…

Iggy Pop/Kate Pierson Porter Have you heard among this clan I am called the forg…
Iggy Pop; Kate Pierson Porter Have you heard among this clan I am called the forgot…
Robbie Williams I have heard among this clan, You are called the forgotten…

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@pierosaavedraoficial

3y↑23

I have heard among this clan
You are called a forgotten man
Is that what they're sayin'?
Well, did you evah!
What a swell party this is!

And have you heard the story of
A boy, a girl, unrequited love?
(Sounds like pure soap opera)
I may cry (Tune in tomorrow)
What a swell party this is.

What frills, what frocks (What broads)
What furs, what rocks (They're beautiful)
Why, I've never seen such gaiety (Neither did I!)
It's all just too, too exquis, really

This French champagne (Domestic)
So good for the brain
That's what I was gonna say
You know you're a brilliant fellow? (Thank you)
Drink up, chap.
Ah, please don't eat that glass, my friend

Have you heard about dear Blanche?
Got run down by an avalanche. (No!)
Don't worry; she's a game girl, you know.
Got up and finished fourth
(This kid's got guts)
Havin' a nice time? Grab a line.

Have you heard that Mimsy Starr (Oh, what now?)
She got pinched in the Astor bar (Sauced again, hey?)
She was stoned!
Well, did you evah? (Never!)
What a swell party this is!

I'm gonna have a drink.
I may have a bit of the bubbly myself.
I'm gonna dance.
Don't get hurt.

It's great (Ah, it's great)
It's grand (So grand)
It's wonderland!
(🎵Scat🎵)

We sing (We sing)
So rare (So rare)
Like old Camembert
Like baba au rhum (Ba, ba, ba bum! )
Don't dig that kind of crooning, chum!
(You must be one of the newer fellows)

Have you heard? It's in the stars
Next July we collide with Mars
Well, did you evah?
What a swell party, a swell party.
A swellegant, elegant party this is!

I drink to your health (Nah!)
Let's drink to your wealth
You're my bon ami (Hey, that's French!)
Liberty, fraternity

Have you heard? It's in the stars
Next July, we collide with Mars
Well, did you evah?
What a swell party, swell party, swellegant, elegant party this is!

All comments from YouTube:

@WillScarlet16

10y↑2K

"A singer like Frank Sinatra comes along once in a lifetime - Why did it have to be mine?" - Bing Crosby.

@wodgerdog646

7y↑98

Didn't Frank say the same thing about Bing?

@mikeycondry1493

7y↑92

Wodger Dog Bing was famous long before Frank, he wouldn't have said that. Not to mention he was his idol

@wodgerdog646

6y↑58

But on the Parkinson interview this quote was mentioned to Bing by David Parkinson and he was apparently quoting Sinatra. Believe me I am a huge huge fan of Bing Crosby's and I have heard the quote a fair few times and referencing Bing to Frank and vice versa. I know Sinatra idolised Bing and Bing was very generous of his praise to Frank during the interview whilst considerably down playing his own very amazing talents.

@dr.spectre9697

6y↑57

I dunno I love them both! Sinatra himself adored Bing and credited him for inventing the entire idea of being a "crooner".

@EyeShotFirst

5y↑45

Bing was such a game changer. Sure, I think somebody would've eventually come along that had the same effect, but Bing really used technology to his advantage. Let amplification do all the work, and created a singing style that was more intimate than the theatre filling belters of ages prior. I love both singers so much, but you've really got to take your hat off for Crosby, because the man changed singing.

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@neptunestardust

6y↑35

Crosby 1903-1977 ❤️
Sinatra 1915-1998❤️
Much love to them both

@Juliaflo

6y↑5

Don't forget Cole Albert Porter: 1891-1964.

@neptunestardust

5y↑1

Juliaflo of course, silly me

@rochestas

8y↑689

Sinatra and Crosby in the same room = mind officially BLOWN!

@zoezr1

8y↑4

Agreed 😍❤️

@carlosangel9404

8y↑23

You know what's better? Crosby and Louis Armstrong in the same room.

@zoezr1

8y↑5

Carlos Angel
sounds like heaven

@rochestas

8y↑6

Carlos Angel
Not to be too vulgar... but I think I just orgasmed!

@moniquethegreat9827

it happenee though

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@anyanaylor

10y↑587

Frank Sinatra: the only person that can successfully tap dance drunk.

@UglyChileanDoorman

6y↑15

Check out Fred Astaire in "The Sky's the Limit".

@nick.s.c3102

6y↑6

Look up Donald O Conners balloon dance

@nullinformation1939

5y↑3

I can do too 😂... I did already with 2 bottles of Whisky intus

@charlesperruzzi141

5y↑2

SHE WAS STONED

@Wigfield84

5y↑3

@@UglyChileanDoorman Or Holiday Inn

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@pianopappy

9y↑344

I can still remember my father almost falling out of his chair with laughter in the movie house when Frank sang the line, "She got pinched in the 'Ass-tor' bar."

@VillemarMxO

17w

She was stoned! 😀

@annenunney9907

3y↑15

My mum took me to see this film when I was ten years old i am 75 now and I still love it thank you

@archer1949

9y↑485

This has to be the coolest thing the history of ever. It's a coolness singularity.

@mrrhombus716

9y↑5

***** Only thing of equal coolness is Evidence by Faith No More.

@aquariusmoon3920

9y↑2

*****
I agree!

@CraigyFergsBlue

9y↑3

***** Totally agree Archer 100% I love both of the guys here

@markwalker4219

8y↑12

+Lew Archer 1949 they ooze class

@CraigyFergsBlue

8y↑10

+Mark Walker they should teach this in History class for high schoolers :D to show them who's boss!

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@MsGreatNorth

9y↑371

Two of my favourite crooners. No matter how old you are they're combined vocals are powerful and incredible!

@___Mal

7y↑2

MsGreatNorth Frank didn't consider himself a crooner

@mikeycondry1493

7y↑5

Kane Hearst no offense to Frank but that's what he was

@glen7318

3y↑1

@@mikeycondry1493 no, that was Bing

@larrymorrison171

2y↑1

Sinatra was technically a crooner in the beginning of his career, singing mainly for the big orchestras, but as time went by, he became more like a "singer", a huge interpreter. All you have to do is just compare his earlier version of Ol' Man River to his other one some years later to see the difference

@mr.warlight9086

1y↑1

@@___Mal then why did he reference himself as one at 2:05? "Don't dig that kind of crooning chum" and Bing says "You must be one of the newer ones."

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@RobertMiller-kq9qx

9y↑301

Crosby said this was the best duet he evah did, and he did probably more duets
than any major pop artist. No argument here ...

@BluebirdFrank

2y↑8

Food for the soul in 2022 - Two of the very best singers and entertainers the world will ever see.

Sadly missed

Thank God for You Tube

@b6rky

15y↑104

This was pure genius. These were so far apart in their 'styles' of that time but they merge perfectly, the old and the new, and even take the piss out of each other. Superb

@billanthony7896

6y↑95

Two GIANT talents performing together in 1956... And Louie Armstrong thrown into the mix as well. What a historic year in entertainment 1956 turned out being!

@alanbstard9301

30w↑1

Great to be able to put a year to this, that should be in the description

@thebrutusmars

8y↑726

How does Frank Sinatra sing so greatly while still sounding so drunk.

@stevesilverman5296

7y↑111

Billy Bauer told me a story years ago about a fan who approached Zoot Sims after a performance to ask the same question. His answer, "easy, I practice drunk."

@groovymovie3213

7y↑27

Watch him perform on the Dinah Shore Show , as he and Dinah duet he puffs away on a cigarette and sings like it's no big deal!

@stevesilverman5296

7y↑24

It's like watching Astaire dance, Ali torment an opponent or Mays catch a fly ball - effortless, the one true sign of a pro.

@bubbsmaster1222

7y↑51

Dean Martin made a whole career out of it

@stevesilverman5296

7y↑10

True, he was that good, especially as a comedian, but he lacked the drive to be the best and Sinatra, best or not, was possessed by it. He didn't begin to relinquish control of his career until the late '60's. Dean would stroll in off the golf course, sing over prerecorded tracks and waltz right back out there. This year is his centennial. Heard anything? I haven't.

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@nicholaswiltshire6356

2y↑16

Absolute brilliance from two absolutely talented entertainers. We will NEVER see the likes again.

@gkpirate

13y↑192

"Don't dig that kind of crooning, son." "You must be one of the newer fellas." Great lines, and tells you just how far they were apart when it came to their singing styles. I can also imagine that line getting a laugh at the theatre considering the ones that were singing it.

@theemmjay5130

2y↑10

I love moments like that where it seems like the actors talking to each other, not the characters.

@ladyrose7793

2y↑9

Bing Crosby was the crooner in the 1930's with the teenagers, then the next generation Frank Sinatra in the 1940's then the 1950's with Elvis, the 1960's the Beatles, the 1990's boy band like In Sync, Boys to Men, New kids on the block, etc.
Groups, singers may change but still the same of teenagers going crazy for those songs, bands, groups or singers.

@ladyrose7793

2y↑10

I laughed when Frank jumps after Bings comment. 🤣🤣

@user-op1sh7bq6s

27w

Supposedly, Bing ad-libbed that line and Frank's reaction was somewhat real.

@knucklescapricorn31

12y↑46

Bing Crosby has one of the smoothest singing voices I have ever heard... It is mesmerising :3

@TheMusicguy68

12y↑57

FRANK SINATRA AND BING CROSBY! Wow! This was a rare duet of two musical giants, in the film "High Society." I watch it with amazement. Frank and Bing were so magically great together, that it's a moment in time captured for our joy. We won't see two such great and classy singers performing magically together for a long time, if ever!

@tokinGLX

3y↑245

two absolute legends

@PoeCommunicateATL

3y↑7

Welp. You took the words out of my mouth!

@pamelamcgiffen1532

3y↑6

Totally agree

@theinquisitor7191

49w

If Marx listens to this song, he will go full Bourgeois on his own mouthful words of wisdom and write "The Forbes richest people Manifesto". Lol.

@jodywilke4642

5y↑31

Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby--two of my favorite singers, together in an excellent movie. A wonderful duet!😊💒

@FRANKTHRING1

6y↑39

One of the shining gems of the Hollywood Musical - two master performers at the height of perfection allied with a great melody and witty lyrics. Sublime !

@annasharl

9y↑66

And that ladies and gentlemen is how it is done...masterclass in musical duet right there. Love Frank and Bing :)

@BlackWolfHunter

9y↑88

"You must be one of the newer fellas."

@CraigyFergsBlue

9y↑17

Matthew Heart I like HOW they manage to switch glasses if u noticed that I did I watched it over & over again to make sure if it happened or not

@WMJCPA

7y↑232

This is Hollywood when it was at its best. A great story taken from The Philadelphia Story, combined with a marvelous Cole Porter score, none better, then add to it the talent of Crosby, Sinatra,and Grace Kelly and you have a really great movie. The Porter song True Love from this film was nominated for an Oscar, only to lose to, either When you wish Upon a Star, or. Que Sera, can't remember exactly. Just goes to show you what was coming out when there was talent. Crosby and Sinatra are great together on screen.

@houndandhandbag

7y↑10

It looked like they were having fun with the song too. Especially Crosby's little "You must be one of the new fellas" remark!

@StevenTorrey

7y↑2

In 1956, "Que Sera, Sera" won over Cole Porter's "True Love" which just shows the defects of democracy.

@nancypine9952

6y↑3

Toss in Louis Armstrong and the mind is blown away.

@curtlewis2795

6y↑11

And don't forget to give a little credit to director Chuck Walters who knew just how to stage such a piece as this. He later said -- as is well known -- that Sinatra did not like to rehearse. So he (Walters) would do the Sinatra part while rehearsing with Bing. Sinatra then watched Walters run through it with Bing and picked up some bits of business that he used when it came time to film it. Both actor/singers picked up some things from Walters, the dance master. For example, that little bit toward the end as they exit the library the second time -- where they're dancing their little jigs. Then in unison, they step on their back foot, lean backwards and kick out their front legs. That was classic Chuck Walters

@ethanslifka3904

5y↑2

And they didn't even use autotune then, this is pure talent

@Nick-ty9us

1y↑4

In fact this is the main reason why Frank Sinatra wanted to do this film to sing a duet with his idol

@liesl20012

13y↑43

Absolutely delightful number--witty song by the incomparable Cole Porter sung by Bing and Frank at their finest. I first saw this in 'That's entertainment' when it played at my college and it brought down the house. Thanks for posting!!

@thomasleary2814

6y↑3

That film also introduced me to this marvelous number. My parents took me to see "That's Entertainment" (I was 14 at the time) and I've been in love with musicals ever since.

@subanakatz4943

18w

the first time I saw it, it was at the movie theater. My mom took us to see it. I was very young about 5 or 6 yrs old. Remember the joke where Frank says, "don't dig that kind of croonin' chum" & Bing says "you must be one of the newer fellas"? The first time I heard it, I didn't understand that joke but as I got older, I did. 🤣

@milanchemiladinovich9338

6y↑17

Two of the most authentic voices of American entertainment industry, period.

@soulgirl66

10y↑313

Take notes, fellas...this is what true "swag" is supposed to be! Crosby and Sinatra=2 of the smoothest evah!

@aquariusmoon3920

9y↑2

soulgirl66
Agree again!

@warpatato

9y↑2

***** Hi Yes Man c:

@monastendahl8968

3y↑2

Soooo true! Classy, classy!🌺

@scotthetland6381

True

@TheMusicguy68

12y↑15

FRANK SINATRA AND BING CROSBY! This is a timeless piece! These two singers/actors/entertainers were the best of the best! We are lucky to have this preserved on YouTube. In my humble opinion I doubt we will see such great talent for a very very long time -- sadly! And let me add -- I LOVE this performance!

@Pheebs77

4y↑40

Two of the greatest voices blended. So glad this happened 🥰🥰

@bcdside

8y↑83

Happy 100th Birthday, Ol' Blue Eyes!

@alexandriasun

4y↑16

Frank- "I'm gonna have a drink"
Bing- "I may have a bit of the bubbly myself"
Frank- walks over "I'm gonna dance"
Bing- "Don't get hurt"

@alexandriasun

4y↑3

Oops, I liked my own comment and was about to say "Hehe, that's what I said" But I was the person to comment that. :|

@ziizee66

8y↑80

I love it, unfortunately it is an era gone, but thanks to "you tube "etc we can all enjoy and relive it all great :-)

@boopook21

14y↑32

They sing so well together! I love Crosby and Sinatra's music.

@horsenbuggy

15y↑14

This is right up there on my list of favorite Crosby songs. I adore the way he sings "next July we collide with Mars" - THAT TIMBRE! Sorry for all the Frank fans, but I've always thought this song put the Crosby vs Sinatra debate to bed (with Bing as the undisputed winner). What makes me sad is that I feel my generation remembers Frank, but not Bing (except at Christmas).

@RoySmiles100

11y↑9

The original scene from THE PHILADEPHIA STORY is a glorious exchange between Cary Grant & Jimmy Stewart at their youthful peak but you have to love this musical version...Crosby & Sinatra are patently having a blast & they liked each other immensely in real life which comes over. The 'Don't dig that kind of crooning chum..' line absolutely slays me...!

@pierosaavedraoficial

3y↑23

@triplethreat017

10y↑21

58 years ago today, this song was recorded. Wow! Classic, amazing song. So fun and uplifting :) Bing and Frank are two one of a kind singers, gotta love'em. Thanks for uploading this fantastic clip!

@iTube22100

10y↑4

Che vita triste avremmo avuto senza Holliwood ! Grandi, grandi attori, cantanti, ballerini...

@LilliSatine

D'accordo!

@PittsburghSean

12y↑6

Cole Porter was a brilliant song writer. Thanks for sharing!

@helenreidt3315

1y↑2

75ys young..still love this movie...💕💕

@timebombnews2338

5y↑3

I always ask my dad if Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra ever sang a duet together. He soon showed me this video and I got so happy. I was giddy like a small child.

@petreyarchives

10y↑102

23 people have obviously never been to a swell party...

@stevejordan544

6y↑3

Jim Petrey uncultured swines they are

@fpp9183

5y↑3

they don't dig this kind of crooning

@michaelcollins966

4y↑1

fpp , they must be some of the newer fella’s

@alexandriasun

Omg, you guys are so fun. Using the lyrics to dis those who don't understand. "They're beautiful" (By they're, I mean you're)

@missatrebor

6y↑10

Oh my, aren't they simply the best? Starting the day with Frank Sinatra en Bing Crosby singing this song my day is absolutely okay.
And thanks to Cole Porter this song and the other songs in High Society are timeless in my opinion.

@Knards

3y↑12

Man they was young then. Both had incredible voices and were just right for their times

@MStrat1106

10y↑10

Duelling crooners! Two legendary artists, with Cole Porter lyrics and brilliant timing. Add a line like "you must be one of the newer fellers" and you have one terrific number. Bravo!

@magoo9767

10y↑16

57 years old and I LOVE this music too...

@user-ci8jw3qq9c

3y↑3

इस प्रसिद्ध विश्व किंवदंती से इस महान विषय को साझा करने के लिए धन्यवाद, अभूतपूर्व बिंग क्रॉस्बी से एक महान क्लासिक।

भारत की ओर से बधाई

@stevesman1

8y↑21

The glass changing scene is deliberate to show that although both protagonists start off as antagonists they both end up as kindred spirits - which was the point of the lyrics.

@nmarks

2y↑2

I must have heard this ten thousand times. My father was an amateur singer who would practice at home in the kitchen. He was absolutely brillant, just lacked a bit of confidence. He was a match for Crosby, Sinatra, Dean Martin, Perry Como or any of the crooners of that era. I really can hear my father singing when I hear this.👍 Sadly age has taken its toll on his hearing. Nowadays he can hardly hear at all so he hasn't sung for a while and probably never will now. 😢

@vonnwolfe2333

8y↑27

Such beautiful faces with great talent. I could listen to them for forever.

@t.michelle8252

5y↑9

I’ve never liked older movies so when I had a movie night and my friend brought this movie I was like whatever I’m not gonna be impressed.....I think it goes without saying this is now one of my new favorite movies

@Myst9066

14y↑3

They just don't make movies or music like this anymore. I'm only 19 and I appreciate all the songs and musicals from that time. I like we lost something somewhere.

@Dracuslv

14y↑6

This duet is soo amazing, todays wanna-be film musicals just don't have that kind of talent. It's so sad that we will never have such distinguished stars

@Evajean11

8y↑46

Just pure talent at its very best !

@wanderer1955

9y↑172

They still rock after 60 yrs

@yjadalyn1

8y↑3

+wanderer1955 sure do

@CraigyFergsBlue

8y↑1

+wanderer1955 VERY MUCH AGREE! :) they are still cute on the media's tho :)

@a1diemus

6y↑1

Yup

@larrydonguy

14y↑8

Cole Porter, Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra and three and a half minutes of motion picture magic.

@mikeycondry1493

6y↑6

Two of the most important and legendary entertainers of all time. Remember, Bing Crosby has sold more records than any singer!

@cards0486

5y↑6

That’s a favorite scene of mine. Frank and Bing together; it doesn’t get any better than that.

@emiliefearn3689

5y↑7

This song reminds me of my grandad, he used to walk around the kitchen singing it as he cooked ❤️

@maemaree33

12y↑6

And with all this praise let's not forget the incomparable brilliance of Mr Cole Porter!! This always been one of my all time favs.

@MrLewis.

4y↑12

It's interesting that I just finished watching a show about Frank Sinatra life on tv, some say this was he's best acting work. Apparently it's the only time Frank and Bing sang together and Bing was Sinatra favourite singers. I always thought this movie belongs to Grace Kelly which is why I found the comments interesting because they are right Frank and Bing both shine in the movie too.

@walkerfox1846

4y↑9

They also sang together in the movie called Robin and the 7 Hoods.

@jjakiefte2165

Indeed, Robin 'n the Seven Hoods, and many TV shows.

@equeslituanus

They had many times they sang together. Robin and the 7 hoods, their christmas special and many others.

@cheesyDELISH48

14y↑5

me and my best friend have this memorized and act as Frank and Bing. It's our favorite part of the movie! LOVE THIS SONG!

@pammajidy9487

3y↑4

Hats off to the casting director for this pairing

@Tahkaullus01

9y↑31

What swell times they were...

@TheMusicguy68

13y↑4

FRANK SINATRA + BING CROSBY! This video is a piece of American History! Frank and Bing sang this in the movie "High Society," in the late 1950's. It is a fantastic duet, capturing these two great American singers, in their prime! America! Enjoy this! It is a rare Great Performance! Two Iconic Singers! I find this song to be great fun!

@joanneshim6012

8y↑19

a tap dancing frank.. :)
cutest scene evah!!

@scarfhs1

13y↑6

Three giants of music, Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra and Cole Porter.

@Juliaflo

You SAID it.

@annalodi9663

6y↑11

One of my all-time favorite movie moments. It really doesn't get much better than this, especially if you know who these 2 guys are. Priceless!!! And never gets old.

@moonjazz

37w↑1

Both amazing singers! So handsome and charming with beautiful voices 🥰 🥰 🥰

@Tobypaws2002

10y↑24

'Did You Evah' : I like the way Frank 'jumps' when Bing says, "Say, you must be one of the newer fellas..."
Small points : have you ever been able to put a champagne cork back in the bottle? They must have shaved it down.....
Also : at about 2 mins 40, as they come back to the bar, the cork is in the bottle, then as Frank pours, no cork....doesn't matter, they were totally competent..... Love it. R.M. England.

@eligantz8050

It's a special cork you use instead of the actual cork. You could and of course can still buy it.

@soulgirl66

14y↑4

Bing Crosby-Mr. Smooth Frank Sinantra-Nuff Said! Together-Priceless!

@PoeCommunicateATL

3y↑5

Original swagger!

@JasonG146

9y↑147

frank singing with his boyhood idol..

@TheJohnMcmichael

7y↑10

The idol he surpassed

@mikeycondry1493

7y↑12

Johnny Nicholas both are in the top 5 singers ever, but frank didn't surpass Bing. Bing still has more ticket and record sales over his career

@tbbtpeach

7y↑8

Mikey Condry Bing did surpass him in record sales but Sinatra's net worth is double what Crosby's is.

@mikeycondry1493

7y↑7

Olivia Culbertson see I never got that. Bing had more record and movie ticket sales, yet frank had more net worth. I do know that net worth does not equal fame

@raesmith2164

Olivia Culbertson and Frank had the Bobby Soxers.

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@TheMusicguy68

12y↑2

FRANK SINATRA AND BING CROSBY: TWO GREAT TALENTS!! These two singers and actors had timeless appeal and could sing and act wonderfully!

@mitzymoo3151

5y↑2

Bing Crosby was so handsome and smooth. Adore this man.

@calvinmaynardtmt

8y↑234

Who the hell doesn't dig that kind of crooning, chum?

@agraulich2009

8y↑6

Nobody sane.

@discoveringlife4873

8y↑34

+Calvin Maynard The new fellas, that's what.

@katesatriani

8y↑2

+Calvin Maynard Absolutely! This is SOOOO Good!

@___Mal

7y↑5

Frank didn't consider himself a crooner

@SarcasticBroth

6y↑1

Apparently 84 people as of today lol.

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@elizabethgalligan1805

3y↑4

2 Amazing Legends singing one of the best Duets Ever 😍😍🙏🙏

@catwomanpl1

14y↑11

My favourite scene from the whole movie! 'Have you heard? It's in the stars'.... and 2:37 makes me laugh out loud, every time! Great team.

@SueBeaWho

14y↑4

They both looked like they were having so much fun doing this!

@DubsOddyseeOG

10y↑37

I have this on my ipod, and I just love to act out to it

@alexandriasun

Saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaame (not on iPod, but the acting part is 100% me)

@DubsOddyseeOG

Alexandria Sundstrom Lol, I have it in the iPhone since I finally decided to start putting songs on there

It’s still fun to act out

@Boucherion

10y↑8

"Don't dig that kind of crooning chum"
Best line in the song xD

@SummerStarted

13y↑12

" But please don't eat this glass my friend " :DDD

@monastendahl8968

3y↑2

Now - that's sooo CLASSY!🌺🌺

@popoff7808

6y↑5

There was so much style back then. Not that there isn't style today it was just classier and more tightly refined.

@NorseGods

14y↑73

I'm 16 and doing a project for school on the 40s-50s, and I thought I would go here to listen to some songs from the era to get a feel for it, and now I'm hooked. There's just something simple, sophisticated, and easy going about that time that I can't find anywhere nowadays.

@richmarsh5029

3y↑3

Good on ya mate expand that mind.... while your young

@johnmoyle4195

3y↑1

Because of all those lousy drum machines and electric gui-tars.
Ever buddy these days wants to dance the funky monkey

@akrenwinkle

2y↑1

I am an embryo but I really like this kind of music.

@xproofx

8y↑169

Sometimes I feel like I was born in the wrong time. Why can't everything be more like this?

@tuxguys

7y↑12

It can be, if you refuse to settle for anything less.

@Cannonissomoney

7y↑13

Civilizational decline.

@snapeinvader6208

6y↑6

Maybe we need to make movies like these.

@DeNerdHoek

4y↑3

Same, i should have been born in 1920

@ElectricalSwift

3y↑1

Stfu the lot of ya

@jwan7563

2y↑1

That's exactly my music taste till now & my childhood song 'BING CROWBY ' back to 2009 when I was only 10 yrs old . Miss old days 😢

@Chr.U.Cas2216

2y↑2

👍👌👏 Simply fantastic! This was an absolutely brilliant movie with an extraordinary cast!

@cronoletal4501

2y↑1

Sparkly. unique. the best of two generations astonishing the world.

@Pheebs77

7y↑6

1:51 onwards, legendary combination of two of the greatest vocalists ever. So glad this duet happened <3

@themusicguy6885

10y↑18

FRANK SINATRA AND BING CROSBY. This is a great clip from the 1958 Movie "High Society." Frank and Bing were two great stars! We won't find talent like this now. Please enjoy this great video! It is great and timeless!

@Juliaflo

5y↑2

Actually, 1956--Grace Kelly did not make any more movies after becoming Princess Grace.

@wodgerdog646

6y↑1

Ah! Mr Crosby you are the very definition of charisma, talent and class. My favourite ever entertainer.

@Embermoon91

1y↑8

Whether singing or talking, Bing's voice was smooth, melodic and enticing beyond belief 😍

@MichaelLauerDr

10y↑2

Das waren noch Schauspieler, Musiker, Storyboarder, Bühnenbildner, etc.. Dieses Timing, die Präzision, der Soundtrack – sowas gibt's heute einfach nicht mehr :/

@LegolasAnimeLuver01

13y↑2

Im 22-Absolute fan of Bing Crosby-still number 1 in my book!

@TiagoWazzup

12y↑13

When i sing drunk it´s all like "asjhcvfkwuyevcwcikeurge" damn

@jimbass1664

9y↑84

Back when they knew how to do it...

@malcolmbryant

11y↑3

I think he is gifted with a beautiful, sonorous voice whether he sings or just talks!

@nathan1507

2y↑1

The world is in DIRE need of bariton solo singers

@vintageteg1

15y↑1

man frank sinatra is such a good singer, dancer/ tapp dancer i love this man soooooo much i wish he was still alive he is soooooo handsome i have to see his pictures and listen to his music like 10 times a day.......got to get my fix:)

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