[Dixielandjazz] OT-Bing Crosby, Frances Langford?

[Harry Callaghan]

Jack:

While I could not swear to it, I'm inclined to believe that the female
joining Bing on
that duet might be either Rhonda Fleming or whoever dubbed her voice in the
1949
movie, "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court"

This is based upon pure speculation as Connecticut was a part of the song
title, as
well as the movie  I'd have to dig out my VHS copy of it which would be a
major project
at this time as everything at my residence is presently in a "SOT" (State of
Turmoil).

But, I wouldn't go betting any money on it until we receive confirmation
from our friend
down in Sydney.

Tides,
HC


On 2/21/10, Jtnt at aol.com <Jtnt at aol.com> wrote:
>
> Just heard a tune as a lead-in to a radio news program; something like
> "Connecticut Is The Place To Be" with Bing Crosby and a female vocalist;
> sounds
> sorta like Frances Langford. Anyone know who it was?  Google doesn't.
> Driving me nuts  :-)
>
> Jack Thomas
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