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Music for a Traditional Christmas
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Album: Music for a Traditional Christmas
# Song Title   Time
1)    Silent Night, Holy Night - Bing Crosby - (featuring Max Terr/John Scott Trotter & His Orchestra)
2)    Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town - The King Sisters - (featuring Alvino Rey & His Orchestra)
3)    O Most Holy One [O Du Frhliche] - Richard Tauber
4)    My Two Front Teeth (All I Want for Christmas) - Spike Jones & His City Slickers
5)    One in Royal David's City/Good King Wenceslas/It Came Upon a Midnight Clear - London Church Carol Choir
6)    I'm Sending a Letter to Santa Claus - Vera Lynn - (featuring Rae Jenkins)
7)    Jingle Bells - Benny Carter & His Swing Quartet
8)    O Little Town of Bethlehem
9)    To Wish You a Happy Christmas - Norman Long
10)    White Christmas - Frank Sinatra - (featuring Bobby Tucker Singers)
11)    God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen - The Fleet Street Choir/Thomas B. Lawrence
12)    Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy/Russian Dance - Philadelphia Orchestra/Leopold Stokowski
13)    Mari Wiegenlied (Cradle Song of the Virgin Mary) - Elisabeth Schumann
14)    Winter Weather - The Pied Pipers/Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
15)    Holy Child, The - John McCormack
16)    Christmas Overture - Symphony Orchestra/Malcolm Sargent
17)    Mary Had a Baby, Yes Lord - Paul Robeson
18)    Funny Little Bunnies/The Penguin Is a Very Funny Creature/The Pied Piper of Hamelin/The Grasshopper and the Ants/The World Owes Me a Living/Rock-A-Bye Baby/The Wise Little Hen - Silly Symphonic Orchestra/George Scott-Wood
19)    I'll Be Thinking of You (At Christmas Time) - Turner Layton
20)    I Saw Three Ships Come Sailing In/O Come All Ye Faithful/The First Nowell - London Church Carol Choir
21)    Lord's Prayer, The
22)    I'll Be Home for Christmas - Bing Crosby - (featuring John Scott Trotter & His Orchestra)
 
Album: Music for a Traditional Christmas
# Song Title   Time
1)    Silent Night, Holy Night - Bing Crosby - (featuring Max Terr/John Scott Trotter & His Orchestra)
2)    Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town - The King Sisters - (featuring Alvino Rey & His Orchestra)
3)    O Most Holy One [O Du Frhliche] - Richard Tauber
4)    My Two Front Teeth (All I Want for Christmas) - Spike Jones & His City Slickers
5)    One in Royal David's City/Good King Wenceslas/It Came Upon a Midnight Clear - London Church Carol Choir
6)    I'm Sending a Letter to Santa Claus - Vera Lynn - (featuring Rae Jenkins)
7)    Jingle Bells - Benny Carter & His Swing Quartet
8)    O Little Town of Bethlehem
9)    To Wish You a Happy Christmas - Norman Long
10)    White Christmas - Frank Sinatra - (featuring Bobby Tucker Singers)
11)    God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen - The Fleet Street Choir/Thomas B. Lawrence
12)    Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy/Russian Dance - Philadelphia Orchestra/Leopold Stokowski
13)    Mari Wiegenlied (Cradle Song of the Virgin Mary) - Elisabeth Schumann
14)    Winter Weather - The Pied Pipers/Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
15)    Holy Child, The - John McCormack
16)    Christmas Overture - Symphony Orchestra/Malcolm Sargent
17)    Mary Had a Baby, Yes Lord - Paul Robeson
18)    Funny Little Bunnies/The Penguin Is a Very Funny Creature/The Pied Piper of Hamelin/The Grasshopper and the Ants/The World Owes Me a Living/Rock-A-Bye Baby/The Wise Little Hen - Silly Symphonic Orchestra/George Scott-Wood
19)    I'll Be Thinking of You (At Christmas Time) - Turner Layton
20)    I Saw Three Ships Come Sailing In/O Come All Ye Faithful/The First Nowell - London Church Carol Choir
21)    Lord's Prayer, The
22)    I'll Be Home for Christmas - Bing Crosby - (featuring John Scott Trotter & His Orchestra)
 
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  • Recording information: Camden, NJ (05/09/1941); Chicago, IL (05/09/1941); London, UK (05/09/1941); Los Angeles, CA (05/09/1941); New York, NY (05/09/1941); Camden, NJ (06/08/1942); Chicago, IL (06/08/1942); London, UK (06/08/1942); Los Angeles, CA (06/08/1942); New York, NY (06/08/1942); Camden, NJ (09/17/1941); Chicago, IL (09/17/1941); London, UK (09/17/1941); Los Angeles, CA (09/17/1941); New York, NY (09/17/1941); Camden, NJ (09/20/1946); Chicago, IL (09/20/1946); London, UK (09/20/1946); Los Angeles, CA (09/20/1946); New York, NY (09/20/1946); Camden, NJ (09/30/1941); Chicago, IL (09/30/1941); London, UK (09/30/1941); Los Angeles, CA (09/30/1941); New York, NY (09/30/1941); Camden, NJ (10/01/1943); Chicago, IL (10/01/1943); London, UK (10/01/1943); Los Angeles, CA (10/01/1943); New York, NY (10/01/1943); Camden, NJ (10/19/1936); Chicago, IL (10/19/1936); London, UK (10/19/1936); Los Angeles, CA (10/19/1936); New York, NY (10/19/1936); Camden, NJ (10/23/1934); Chicago, IL (10/23/1934); London, UK (10/23/1934); Los Angeles, CA (10/23/1934); New York, NY (10/23/1934); Camden, NJ (10/24/1941); Chicago, IL (10/24/1941); London, UK (10/24/1941); Los Angeles, CA (10/24/1941); New York, NY (10/24/1941); Camden, NJ (11/14/1944); Chicago, IL (11/14/1944); London, UK (11/14/1944); Los Angeles, CA (11/14/1944); New York, NY (11/14/1944); Camden, NJ (11/17/1941); Chicago, IL (11/17/1941); London, UK (11/17/1941); Los Angeles, CA (11/17/1941); New York, NY (11/17/1941); Camden, NJ (11/18/1936); Chicago, IL (11/18/1936); London, UK (11/18/1936); Los Angeles, CA (11/18/1936); New York, NY (11/18/1936); Camden, NJ (11/22/1937); Chicago, IL (11/22/1937); London, UK (11/22/1937); Los Angeles, CA (11/22/1937); New York, NY (11/22/1937); Camden, NJ (11/22/1939); Chicago, IL (11/22/1939); London, UK (11/22/1939); Los Angeles, CA (11/22/1939); New York, NY (11/22/1939); Camden, NJ (11/26/0194); Chicago, IL (11/26/0194); London, UK (11/26/0194); Los Angeles, CA (11/26/0194); New York, NY (11/26/0194); Camden, NJ (12/04/1947); Chicago, IL (12/04/1947); London, UK (12/04/1947); Los Angeles, CA (12/04/1947); New York, NY (12/04/1947); Camden, NJ (12/13/1932); Chicago, IL (12/13/1932); London, UK (12/13/1932); Los Angeles, CA (12/13/1932); New York, NY (12/13/1932); Camden, NJ (12/16/1931); Chicago, IL (12/16/1931); London, UK (12/16/1931); Los Angeles, CA (12/16/1931); New York, NY (12/16/1931); Camden, NJ (12/17/1926); Chicago, IL (12/17/1926); London, UK (12/17/1926); Los Angeles, CA (12/17/1926); New York, NY (12/17/1926); Camden, NJ (12/22/1941); Chicago, IL (12/22/1941); London, UK (12/22/1941); Los Angeles, CA (12/22/1941).
  • Although it might be hard to say exactly what a traditional Christmas is anymore as the first decade of the 21st century closes out, this set of holiday tunes (it has been released in different sequence configurations and with different covers over the years) takes a shot at it, however subjectively. There are certainly some classics here, like Frank Sinatra's "White Christmas," Bing Crosby's "I'll Be Home for Christmas," Spike Jones' goofy "Two Front Teeth (All I Want for Christmas)," and Benny Carter's version of "Jingle Bells," so whether or not it adds up to a "traditional Christmas" song list isn't too important in the end -- it conveys the season. ~ Steve Leggett
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