Lindsay Crosby

Lindsay Crosby was an American actor and singer who began his career performing with his family. Born in Los Angeles, he was the youngest of Bing Crosby's four sons, and he sang alongside his brothers and his father on radio. He joined his brothers on A Crosby Christmas, a 1950 record that reached number 22 on the Billboard charts, and in 1951 he made two solo records for Decca. He signed with RCA-Victor in 1958. Through the late 1950s and early 1960s he performed with his brothers as the Crosby Brothers, in nightclubs and on television, drawing a good review from Variety and appearing on shows including The Ed Sullivan Show and Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall. The trio recorded an album released by MGM Records. His later attempts at an entertainment career included appearances in low-budget films such as The Glory Stompers and Scream Free!, which were not successful.