First, I would like to recommend 'The Bing Crosby Internet Museum' (go to the links page here) if you are looking for a simple list of Bing's recordings online. The listings in the Access file include both the raw data and a report (for printing) an example of which is shown below:

Each song is listed alphabetically alongside its writers. All recordings of that song are catalogued underneath including the date of recording, accompanists, orchestra, record label or radio show. You will need a fairly good grasp of Database operation in order to make use of the DBaseV file or comma separated file. The files contain over 6000 entries and include almost all of the recordings made by Bing.

Downloading the files below is not for the faint hearted as it is quite a complex operation especially if you do not have Microsoft Access.

The MSAccess 7.0 file      [Download] Download this file if you own a copy of Microsoft Access.

The DBaseV file      [Download] Download this if your software does not support Microsoft Access files or if you have an old version. The file contains the listing only.

The CSV file      [Download] Download this file if your software does not support either of the above formats. The file contains the listing only.

The Files above contain a nearly complete list of Bing's Recordings
You'll need a copy of Microsoft Access 97 to view the .mde file which can be downloaded as a zip above. The comma separated file should be viewable in any almost any Database application although the widely supported DBaseV file is preferable.