Bing Crosby: A Pocketful of Dreams – The Early Years (1903–1940)

Renowned jazz critic Gary Giddins offers an intimate and authoritative portrait of Bing Crosby, chronicling the formative years of the crooner’s astonishing rise and influence. The biography draws on fresh archival materials and personal letters to explore Crosby’s innovation in music and mass media before 1940. The New York Times lauded Giddins for his balanced insight and vivid storytelling.

AUTHOR: Gary Giddins 
PUBLISHER: Little, Brown and Company 
FORMAT: Hardcover 
PAGES: 728
RETAIL PRICE: $30.00 
CONDITION: Used-Good. Some shelf wear, creasing and discoloration on cover. No pencil/pen markings.