Don't Get Around Much Anymore - | Bing Crosby

His performance is a staple on collections like Bing Sings The Great American Songbook. Meaning and Context

Crosby recorded a popular version with Buddy Cole & His Trio on July 17, 1957, which was heavily used for radio broadcasts like The Ford Road Show . Don't Get Around Much Anymore - Bing Crosby

While the lyrics focus on heartbreak, the song's 1942 release coincided with America entering WWII. For many, the lyrics resonated as a promise of loyalty from those separated by the war, vowing to "curtail activities" while their loved ones were away. Song Composition Composer: Duke Ellington Lyricist: Bob Russell Original Title: "Never No Lament" "Don't Get Around Much Anymore" - by Charles Bowen His performance is a staple on collections like