Bing could have surely become a full-time writer had his schedule not been taken up with being one of the great entertainers of the century." - Will Friedwald . "One of the most enchanting of all show-business memoirs." - Gary Giddins Reissued to coincide with the paperback publication of the definitive Bing biography by Gary Giddins, here is "a collection of anecdotes
- Title : Call Me Lucky
- Author : Bing Crosby
- Rating : 4.53 (280 Vote)
- Publish : 2015-2-8
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 360 Pages
- Asin : 0306810875
- Language : English
Bing could have surely become a full-time writer had his schedule not been taken up with being one of the great entertainers of the century." - Will Friedwald . "One of the most enchanting of all show-business memoirs." - Gary Giddins Reissued to coincide with the paperback publication of the definitive Bing biography by Gary Giddins, here is "a collection of anecdotes and reminiscences that is as warm and witty as any Crosby performancePete Martin was a writer for the Saturday Evening Post.It provides expanded rules (rather than duplicating the DM Guide) on travelling & adventuring in and through various planes. This was a very valuable chapter: I really liked how prescriptive this chapter is. It haseverything you need for a good story, adventure, suspense, love, fantasy and very thought-provoking. The book chronicles his various attempts, each growing more sophisticated as Bleriot himself grows more learned. When his wife leaves him for reasons he can't fathom, Anthony is devastated, so he sets out to win her back, no matter the cost.By giving out some advice to a distraught fan, Lecia Calhoun, a sex therapist and author of The Big O, has unknowingly landed herself smack dab in the middle of the drama between Anthony and his wife Ginger. Within 50 pages, the author has the character besting 5 other trained individuals and by the end of the series, they might as well be facing the army by themselves. This is in my eyes a very important part leading up to the trial and the verdict. That is not the problem at all with this book. Having avoided all those other books proclaiming how great getting older is, I opened this one warily and found myself intrigued, challenged, and convinced - even on the eve of a Big Birthday, which might otherwise have left me with nothing to say exReissued to coincide with the paperback publication of the definitive Bing biography by Gary Giddins, here is "a collection of anecdotes and reminiscences that is as warm and witty as any Crosby performance. Bing could have surely become a full-time writer had his schedule not been taken up with being one of the great entertainers of the century." -Will Friedwald
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