Album · 1997
Holiday Inn
- Released
- 1997
- Label
- Jazz Heritage
- Catalogue no.
- 514702T
- Tracklist
- 12 tracks
- Length
- 32:34
- Country
- US
“Holiday Inn” is an album by Bing Crosby, released in 1997 on Jazz Heritage. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 32:34. Jazz standards on the record include “Be Careful It's My Heart” and “Easter Parade”. The line-up features Bing Crosby (lead vocals, vocals), Bob Crosby and His Orchestra (performing orchestra), Fred Astaire (vocals), John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra (performing orchestra) and Ken Darby Singers (choir vocals).
Who played on Holiday Inn
- Bing Crosby lead vocals, vocals on 5 tracks
- Bob Crosby and His Orchestra performing orchestra on 4 tracks
- Fred Astaire vocals on 3 tracks
- John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra performing orchestra on 3 tracks
- Ken Darby Singers choir vocals on 1 track
- Margaret Lenhardt vocals on 1 track
- The Music Maids background vocals on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1 Happy Holiday — Irving Berlin 2:30
- 2 Be Careful It's My Heart standard — Irving Berlin 2:45
- 3 Abraham — Irving Berlin 2:48
- 4 Easter Parade standard — Irving Berlin 2:52
- 5 Song of Freedom 2:25
- 6 I Can't Tell a Lie — Irving Berlin 2:44
- 7 Lazy — Irving Berlin 2:32
- 8 I'll Capture Your Heart — Irving Berlin 2:26
- 9 I've Got Plenty to Be Thankful For 3:01
- 10 You're Easy To Dance With — Irving Berlin 2:51
- 11 White Christmas — Irving Berlin 3:06
- 12 Let's Start the New Year Right — Irving Berlin 2:35
More albums by Bing Crosby
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Holiday Inn?
The line-up of Holiday Inn includes Bing Crosby (lead vocals, vocals), Bob Crosby and His Orchestra (performing orchestra), Fred Astaire (vocals), John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra (performing orchestra), Ken Darby Singers (choir vocals), Margaret Lenhardt (vocals) and The Music Maids (background vocals).
Which label released Holiday Inn?
Holiday Inn was released in 1997 on Jazz Heritage (514702T).
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