WOAHH!.| FIRST TIME HEARING Bing Crosby - Do You Hear What I Hear REACTION
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The most wonderful time of the year by Andy Williams a must listen to. He had his own Christmas special every year ❤️ he has such a clear voice.
Remember his TV show and him featuring the Osmond brothers.
Love some Andy Williams. But, being a smoker for some time, his voice was not always as smooth as it could have been, sadly.
I posted the same. Didn't see your post until now. Love that song.
Totally agree- also Perry Como’s “There’s No place like Home for the Holidays” absolutely love this version by Mr. Como.
🙂 yes indeed 🙂
I wish you would do "Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree" by 13 year old Brenda Lee. It was recorded in 1958 and is No. 1 on Spotify again this year. Isn't that just amazing. Such talent.
INDEED! No better version! Played EVERY YEAR AS OUR CHILDREN CAME DOWN THE STAIRS TO SEE WHAT SANTA BROUGHT! Brenda Lee’s is the very best version of Rockin Around the Christmas Tree! ❤
One more from Bing, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen. You really hear the deep resonance of his baritone. My favorite Christmas song of his. An old English song. You cannot miss this song.
Yes, another great one by Bing!
That's the only version I want to listen to. ❤️
When I was young I was often very depressed. I grew up on a very poor farm. I would sing to the animals to cheer myself up. This is one of the many songs I'd sing..the animals would follow me around the yard as if they knew why I was singing.
They probably knew you needed them 🙋🏻♀️
@@jeanstrickland2445 I think so. It was a mutual thing.
@@glenjohnson9302 They just love but never judge
@@jeanstrickland2445 So true. I actually had provable and witnessed paranormal encounter with animals back then. My life with animals has always been complicated.
"Do You Hear What I Hear?" is a carol composed in October 1962, with lyrics by Noël Regney and music by Gloria Shayne Baker. The pair, married at the time, created this carol as an appeal for peace during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
How interesting, thanks for sharing.
Yes! Gives you a whole new perspective when you hear the lyrics.
BEST Crooner EVER!!!!!! Always loved his deep awesome unique voice. Another fave : Andy Williams and Karen Carpenter.
Correct! Bing WAS the BEST CROONER EVER!
Bing had such a rich voice! Pure gold.
You can't go thru Christmas season without Bing Crosby singing Christmas songs that sets the mood for Christmas 🎄🎄🎄 Elvis Blue Christmas is a must🎄🎅🤶🎄
Absolutely I had the Blue Christmas album. Just loved.
I've heard many versions of this song but Bing's is one of my favorites. Johnny Mathis' version is another. Watching White Christmas is must see, great movie. Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney and Vera Ellen how could you go wrong?
Agree 100%! I saw White Christmas in a theatre in Hollywood, Florida when it first came out in 1954!
@@larrydewein401 My husband and I watch it every year! And each time we find something new! It's such a great movie!
The first time I heard this song was off a Xmas album that Firestone Tires used to offer as seasonal free give-aways. At least, they were given away free to my father who sold office supplies to one of their dealers! Fond Holiday memories they bring back.
Johnny Mathis is one of if not the best crooners ever. Try any off his 1958 Christmas album entitled Merry Christmas. One of the all time greatest Christmas albums. Songs like "Silent Night, Holy Night ", "Oh Holy Night" etc...
Nat King Cole for me, Johnny is Wonderful but Nat makes me Swoon...😊🎄
My favorite Christmas album!
I love both those guys so much
Bing
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You can't go wrong with Bing Crosby singing Christmas. I'd say he's probably the embodiment of the Christmas sound.
As far as Frank Sinatra, some of the great Christmas songs he's done are "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas", "It Came Upon A Midnight Clear", "O Come All Ye Faithful" and "Silent Night". I don't believe he had any original Christmas songs, but he gave the the traditional songs that great crooner feel.
"Little Saint Nick" by The Beach Boys is also a must. The girls would probably enjoy it as well.
Actually he did have an original Christmas hit Jule Styne and Sammy Cahn wrote "The Christmas Waltz" for him which has become a standard.
I second Sinatra's version of Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas. I would also add, nobody does "Blue Christmas" like tha Kang...Elvis (1957). Also, Brenda Lee - Rocking Around The Christmas Tree (1960)
Burl Ives as well.
It Came upon a Midnight Clear, great pick
For me, two others who embody the Christmas sound (and spirit) are Karen Carpenter with her beautiful voice and Vince Guaraldi and his soundtrack for "A Charlie Brown Christmas".
Johnny Mathis, one of the best of his time starting in the early 60s, some beautiful music excellent! Need to put him on your list.
Bing's voice is perfect for this song!
Bing's voice is perfect for just about any song!
This is my favorite Christmas song with Bing singing this. Gives u goosebumps.
This song was actually done a little later in Bing's career. It came out in 1962. It was, actually, meant as a prayer for peace during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Bing did the song first and, in my mind, no one has ever come close to matching this original version!
As for crooner Christmas songs: Frank, Dean, and Sammy all did different Christmas covers at one point or another. Frank Sinatra, in particular, did a lovely version of "O, Little Town of Bethlehem". But, one I'd recommend just because it's more unusual (and it's also one of my all-time favorite Christmas songs) is Dean Martin's song, "Peace On Earth/Silent Night". It combines the song "Peace On Earth", which is the opening Christmas song from "Lady and the Tramp", with the classic Christmas carol "Silent Night". "Peace On Earth" is an absolutely beautiful song but, Dean is the only one I've ever heard do a cover of it. (And yes, you can find his version here on RUclips!)
And honestly, we should be playing this every year as a was protest song, but no one gets that. I didn't realize the background of the Cuban Missile crisis until the comments on this reaction video.
Bing was one of a kind. You COULD do 25 days of Bing Christmas, he sang so many songs! You have to watch the movie White Christmas. You and the girls will love it. The music and costumes are great.
Bing was born in Tacoma, Washington. He's still revered as a "local legend" in the Pacific North Wet. You should check out the Bing Crosby & Bob Hope "Road"movies, featuring the lovely Dorothy Lamour. Some of the best American comedies ever made, in my opinion. Two of my favourites are:
"Road To Singapore"
"Road To Zanzibar"
Tioraidh an-drasta 🏴
The movie "Holiday Inn" with Bing and Fred Astaire is also a great one. The song "White Christmas" originated in that movie and no one ever does it better than Mr. Crosby.
Did you know that" White Christmas" was first sung in the movie "Holiday Inn"? He did a fabulous job of it there too !!! Fred Altair was in that one too and there was some wonderful dancing in that by both men.
@@jenniferhoffpauir1048 Actually, one was Astaire, the other was Danny Kaye.
@@andyfletcher3561 not sure we are talking about the same movie, Danny Kaye was in White Christmas not Holiday Inn.
I love this song and I tear up every single time. Bing is my favorite version.
Bing was the BEST!
Not many would bother to react to a mid-20th century singing icon. You two did. And appreciated what old Bing brought to the table. Thank you!
Bing was THE BEST CROONER EVER!
Bing is a legend. But Christmas Bing is definitely the best Bing.
Also the clap back about "b-b-b-b-bad" was on point! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is the version I grew up with. I am GenX and my mom probably had at least 30 Christmas LPs. This was on at least two of them.
One of my favorite Bing Crosby song , as I grew up during the 80's I was fortunate to see some of his last live performances especially with David Bowie, as they did little drummer boy (my favorite version).
Bing's Adeste Fideles (O Come All Ye Faithful) really shows off his range too. From deep lows to beautiful high notes. He was an observant Catholic back when they had Latin Mass so you get the Latin title!
I love that carol sung by Nat King Cole!
That recording, "Adeste Fideles," was recorded on June 8, 1942. Bing was recovering from a rather severe head cold at the time, and if you listen carefully, you can hear a slight "stuffiness" in his voice (he still had a bit of nasal congestion at the time). He also recorded "Faith of Our Fathers" and "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" during that same session.
@@bingfan22 Correct!
Some other favorite old Christmas songs you might give a listen to are:
"Baby, It's Cold Outside" with Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong
The smooth rendition of "Jingle Bells" by Frank Sinatra (my favorite version) and also him singing "Mistletoe and Holly"
"It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year" by Andy Williams
"Silver Bells" sung by Doris Day
"This is That Time of the Year" by Jack Jones (another crooner you need to check out)
"Sleigh Ride" by Arthur Fiedler & The Boston Pops Orchestra
"The Hula Hoop Song" by Alvin and the Chipmunks (the girls will love it!)
I didn't know they'd sung a version, but I know I'm adding this to my Christmas rotation. Thanks so much for the information.
Look up Alfred Burt. He composed many Christmas carols,before hie death at Age 33.
Tennessee Ernie Ford recorded an album of his carols,called The Star Carol.
I love it, too. I especially love to hear someone who sings in a bass register. My grandpa sang bass in several barbershop quartets and in the church choir. He could not do it when he was really old, but he could go down an octave or two from where Bing Crosby sang on this song. Leonard Cohen had a very low voice, too.
In the beginning of the song, I thought you were going to fall asleep, Amber... I get it. Looking forward to this year's Christmas music!!!
"With a voice as big as the sea" might explain why he chose the key he sang in as, I never thought of Bing's voice booming but, he gives this low range a little punch.
“Mary, did you know?” by Pentatonix video is absolutely beautiful!
God I love Bing...thanks...I recommend the movies "Holiday Inn" (my personal favorite Christmas movie and also with Fred Astaire, Marjorie Reynolds and Virginia Dare), "White Christmas" (with Danny Kaye), "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court", and "High Society" (with Frank Sinatra and Grace Kelly).
Thanks for playing Bing Crosby here. I've been looking for Bing and reaction to him, He was the Elvis of the first half of the twentieth century. I grew up with Bing and consider him the BEST CROONER EVER. He is singing lower here because he is older here. White Christmas by Bing is STILL the all time best selling song ever! Please do more of his earlier years, his singing with the Andrews Sisters, Louis Armstrong, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, etc. I hope you do the 25 days of Christmas with Bing this coming year.
This version with the choir building in the background is incredible. For Christmas eve I would love to hear Judy Garlands version of "Have yourself a merry little Christmas" That would be great for a female Friday Christmas edition.
This is Bing's normal register - he is a baritone. And the movie that "White Christmas" is from is called "Holiday Inn". It really is not hard for a good singer to hold a note for a long time. They know how to regulate their breathing. And if you want to hear a low voice, you know, listen to Home Free's or Pentatonix' bass singers.
Actually, he sang it in both "Holiday Inn" 1942 and "White Christmas" 1954
I was so glad to see you two had reacted to this. The chorus behind him, the instrumentation, Bing's voice... it's just the best. I listened to this song on a record when I was 5 years old and was just swept away in it. It's my favorite Christmas song ever. Thank you!
There are some Christmas songs I will listen to almost every day of the year 🫶🏻🇨🇦🎶🌟
My favorite version of my favorite Christmas song
One of my favorite Christmas songs of a time.
More modern, but I recommend “Mary, did you know?” by Pentatonix. They did a beautiful a cappella version of the song.
I agree. A must is Mary did you know.
Sorry... but the best version on Mary Did You Know is by Voctave featuring the writer of the song, Mark Lowry!
Indeed one of the most beautiful Christmas renditions by Pentatonix! 🌟💖
Another great one by Pentatonix is O come all ye faithful. It’s a lot of fun.
KathyMattaea version is NOP NOTCH!!!!! youtube.com=6I597YUXw1E
God bless you both. TEACHERS!!!!!!!!?😎
I just retired after teaching high school English for 32 years. I really miss the way kids used to be.
This is a real special favorite of my childhood. I used to sing it all the time and loved the way the verses led to one another.
The song 32 feet and 8 little tails by Gene Autry, who was one of americas favorite cowboy singers, was originally Released in 1951. This has always been my husband favorite Christmas songs. His mom would always play it for him while he ate breakfast on Christmas morning. She has been gone a long time now and nobody I know has ever heard of it.
I sang this song in choir the first year I was in it. This song is so beautiful. The orchestra was amazing. A true Bing Crosby classic.
I fell in love with Bing and Frank and the rest from their movies so much great music. Enjoy
They were the Best!
Such amazing singing by Bing Crosby Fantastic Christmas song Magical
One of the great voices of the century. Maybe the best.
Bing was the BEST CROONER EVER!
@@larrydewein401 Bing had a perfect, beautiful voice. Frank had a little more maneuverability. They are both on the best voices of the century, in my view.
I love what you've added to the studio. Looks great!
Blue Christmas by Elvis and White Christmas by Frank.
Hi, This song bring joy and makes my heart happy. Thank you for playing it. Happy Christmas to everybody in your family. Stay safe from Covid-19 to you two and your loved ones.
You guys are Great! You can tell there is nothing fake about you two. Merry Christmas and enjoy your family!
Perry Como is a crooner who has some really good Christmas songs.
One of the best and smoothest voices ever.
Bing was the BEST CROONER EVER!
YES Amber! Christmas in January too! Actually my wife and I listen to Christmas music all year round especially at night when we go to sleep we listen to a specific video / screensaver on RUclips that I'd like to share with you guys your daughters and your son will love it also and so will anybody else that check it out. It's titled: "Christmas Magical Snow Village, People Walking, Ice Skating, Snow With Festive Music ~ 4 Hours". It is so awesome and magical and peaceful we fall asleep to it every night all year round. Oh and of course we don't fall asleep to all four hours of it, we set our TV timer for 30 minutes. We're not that strange.
If I could only hear one person sing for the rest of my life - it would b Bing. His voice is so great. And also off the topic - Amber looks beautiful. Thanks for these Christmas reactions.
Bing was the BEST CROONER EVER!
I’d love for you to watch Bing Crosby’s movie White Christmas. I watch it every year with my mom. There are a few breathtaking dance numbers in the movie as well. Such a classic.
One of the BEST MOVIES EVER!
Always loved this song since my high school choir performed it in 1969. At the time it was a new addition to the Christmas songs...it was written just seven years earlier.
Nothing better than Bing singing this song. He has such a beautiful voice. Your walls are looking great! Looks like you're going to have more things to wrap next Christmas when you prank Jordan, Amber. lol Thanks for reacting to this wonderful song this Christmas season. Take care and be well. Peace.
Noticed you couldn't stop to comment much during the song. A salute to how majestic he makes this song. And a major amount of "Amber sway" puts the icing on the cake.
Bing Crosby had a beautiful voice!
Bing was the BEST CROONER EVER!
ANDY WILLIAMS guys ... "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year." It's a wonderful Christmas classic. He is another major Christmas singer.
Classic Crooners are Burl Ives, Perry Como, and Frank Sinatra does great Christmas classics too. In addition, Judy Garland Have yourself a Merry Little Christmas is great
My all-time favorite Christmas movie still to this day is White Christmas with Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, and Judy Haynes! Great movie!
Bing's voice is, perhaps, more resonant on this recording than on the Davis Bowie duet, for example, because he was 14 years younger. I agree with your comments about the recording. It was 1963, 'stereo' was a relatively new thing and great care was taken to make this recording and everything was top notch.
There is no Christmas without Bing Crosby’s beautiful voice 💖
Correct!
Andy Williams is absolutely hands down the best version of "Do You Hear What I Hear" EVER
NOPE Bing owns it LOL My 2nd fav Christmas Song! My 1st is "The Little Drummer Boy" by the Harry Simone Choir!
I agree. Absolutely love Andy Williams version.
I have to agree. But its close. But there is a Whitney version and a Carrie Underwood one. Here's Andy's version. ruclips.net/video/kU3mwbMbVs8/видео.html
@@Head-ck4hu Oh I love Andy too, his Most Wonderful Time is awesome, I get a lot of duplicates between him and Johnny Mathis on my xmas play list. But for me Bing's version of this song is still the best.
I loved listening to Andy Williams even when I was little. Such a smooth voice.
I used to teach second grade and for our. Christmas one year, I was in charge of the second grade part. We did this song with the boys singing the lower part and the girls echoing. It was amazing. One of my fondest moments in my teaching career.
Love Bing!! Amber where did you find that Tee shirt? I NEED one. LOL Christmas Vacation is my all time favorite Christmas comedy.
I could listen to him all day long.
Bing was THE BEST CROONER EVER!
Tony Bennett singing Winter Wonderland with Lady Gaga. There's a live performance from Good Morning America that's good. Thye also did it at Rockefeller Center, but that video is harder to find.
Tony Bennett was one of the 1940s era crooners. His big hit was I Left My Heart in San Francisco. He's 95 years old and just did his final concert at Radio City Music Hall. He has teamed up with younger female singers including k.d. lang and Amy Winehouse, but the most productive partnership has been with Lady Gaga.
He has Alzheimer's and his memories of people and experiences are fading, but he can still sing. Lady Gaga did his Radio City Concert with him, and gave him as much support as he needed to make it a great evening.
The message in this song is perfect. 💖
Merry Christmas to the whole squad!
And a Happy Christmas to you and yours as well ✌️
Since you asked... another crooner with a superb voice is Ed Ames. He has a rich baritone that is so melodic and beautiful. Among his Christmas music you'd find he also sings "Do You Hear What I Hear." ruclips.net/video/bemYbfHBOj8/видео.html
I know there's hardly enough time in a pile of Decembers to do all the Christmas music that's been suggested to you, but Ed Ames has some incredible music in his catalog that you might investigate in the New Year... songs such as "My Cup Runneth Over," "Time To Remember," "When The Snow Is On The Roses," "Mary In The Morning," and many others. One of his albums was the very first record I ever received as a Christmas gift, and I instantly fell in love with his voice at the very first song on the album! Please note his name for music to explore and react to in the future.
Of course I looked up Ed Ames because I knew he was in a tv show, but I couldn't remember which one (Daniel Boone); he was a regular for 5 seasons. And yes, I saw this in reruns.
Another cool fact about this is that Jimmy Dean, another singer and later sausage king, was in 165 episodes of Daniel Boone from 1968 to 1970 (the number seems inaccurate for 3 seasons of television, but who knows?
Bing's voice deepened with age going to a bass-baritone without losing any of his smooth delivery. He could sing down to G2 and it and it never sounded so natural and easy it left you wondering if you heard what you just heard.
Bing was the BEST CROONER EVER!
My favorite Xmas song from Bing is actually his version of "Let It Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow"! Great bridge in the middle of the song too!
I’m so glad you reacted to this, it is one of my favorite Christmas songs. The lyrics paint such a clear picture of the story. I may have been younger than your kids when I first heard it. The radio station would eventually play it each year and that’s when it started feeling like Christmas time.
Johnny Mathis and Bing Crosby are musts at Christmas!
This is one of my favorite choir songs. My alto part is great.
I'd listen to Christmas 24/7
Bing and Frank did a Christmas album together and they were also in a movie together, "High Society",which also has Louie Armstrong in it. 🙂🎶🎵
They reacted to That's Jazz! awhile back
Nat King Cole-Oh Holy Night..(talk about chills with a choir!) also Frank had my favorite version of Let It Snow,Let It Snow,Let It Snow! and Have Yourself A Very Merry Christmas..Awesome!!
I don't understand how anyone goes through that many years of their life without ever hearing this song lol. It's one of the single most famous Christmas songs of all time, right up there with White Christmas and Jingle Bells.
As 2020 closes, "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve" with crooner Harry Connick Jr. and some jazzy, soft, and sultry sax in the song will charm Amber right into Jordan's arms.
The studio looks great, y'all! Amber, I am so jealous of your beautiful perfect curls! When I started going gray a few years ago, my curls all straightened out and I resorted to a super short haircut since the straight hair refused to do anything.
Andy Williams - It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year, Perry Como - (There's No Place Like) Home for the Holidays, Frank Sinatra - Let It Snow!, Harry Belafonte - Mary's Boy Child, and Bing Crosby - Count Your Blessings
I remember watching the Bing Crosby Christmas Specials every year if you get chance go check out his whole family on it and all sing. Best ever!
Yes, I second that!
Seriously my favorite Christmas son is the Drummer Boy by the Chtistian group for King and Country. Bing was my favorite till I heard them. They are absolutely amazing
Loved it, love Bing!!! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do: Darlene Love on David Letterman, Dec. 23rd, 2009- 'Baby Please Come Home For Christmas' She did it on his show for years, this is a great one!!! IT WOULD ALSO WORK THIS FRIDAY FOR FEMALE FRIDAY!!! Keep Rocking You Guys!!! Merry Christmas!!!
Vanessa Williams does an amazing version of Go Tell it on the Mountain back in the 90's on the David Foster Christmas special. Merry Christmas Rob Squad!
I see your room is expanding
Speaking of the embodiment of Christmas...you have Bing, Burl Ives and Andy Williams! You HAVE TO get an Andy Williams tune in before the Christmas season is over. "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year", or "A Song and a Christmas Tree". Classics.
Bing's holiday classic White Christmas was the top selling record of the year in 1942. The following year his holiday hit, I'll Be Home For Christmas was dedicated to the troops fighting WWII.
White Christmas continues to be the all time BEST SELLING SONG EVER!!
Guys I’m so glad you have taken an interest in Bing. He was the greatest ever!
Bing Crosby is such a smooth baritone. Warm sound, makes you smile and close your eyes and just listen. I love his version of White Christmas with Rosemary Clooney. If you haven't checked it out yet, have a listen - it'll bring magic to your Christmas holidays (and your ears.). :)
Bing was the BEST CROONER EVER!
I would still love you to react to Bing's Silver Bells. It's just so beautiful. My dad had his Christmas record album, and when record players disappeared I bought it as a cassette LOL I love it so much, because it reminds me of my dad singing along with it. I miss him so much! 🎄🎅💞☃️💕
Bing did a fantastic job on Silver Bells but Bing did a fantastic job on ANYTHING he sang!
@@larrydewein401 Absolutely!!
Love seeing your reactions to the music I grew up with!❤️🇨🇦🎅🏻🎄🎅🏻🎄
Frank definitely has as few neat Christmas titles as well, here's a few:
- I wouldn't trade Christmas
- Christmas dreaming
- I heard the Bells on Christmas Day
- The Christmas Waltz
More crooner Christmas??
Try anything from Perry Como.
His Christmas record got played every year growing up.
This one has always been a favorite. Dean Martin's "Silver Bells" is another. Merry Christmas!
Please react to "I'll Be Home For Christmas" sung by Perry Como. Como's voice is smooth and beautiful, but the feeling he gets in this song is very special. It is a song for and about soldiers at war and away from their families. Originally sung by Bing, whom I adore. But Perry Como brings something extra. Great reaction to a beautiful song, one of Bing Crosby's best! All the best to your lovely family!🎄🤗
Amber is looking absolutely gorgeous. Merry Christmas Rob. 🎅
There's an old Christmas album I got when I was a child that you need to get for your three. It's Little Drummer Boy Album by Don Janse Childrens Choir. You will love it, but the girls will especially love the children singing their favorites. So pure and sweet.
I remember this playing on Dad's console stereo. It was as big as the couch was long. The old school cabinet stereo hi-fi.
This was my favorite version of my favorite childhood Christmas song (I'm now 70!). However, I also love Linda Eder's version, with a children's choir & an African vibe.
Another "Crooner" with great Christmas songs, would be Andy Williams "It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year" Great, great song, and beautiful, beautiful voice. 😍 🤶🎅🧑🎄