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Comment by whitewhale1965:

A2 track titles says...
Adeste Fideles twice on back cover
Adeste Fidelis on front cover and label

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Comment by whitewhale1965:

B7 track title should probably be: When My Baby Smiles At Me

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Comment by whitewhale1965:

B3 track title must be a print error. No way is it Mamara's, or even Mac. Look at the album tracks. Look at the 78rpm tracks.

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Comment by lorangrecords SUBS:

Added cover & label images

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Comment by jimbo2021:

[YouTube Video]

B3

SILVER BELLS

Bing Crosby
with
Carol Richards
John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra


Music by
Jay Livingston

Words by
Ray Evans

2:59

MERRY CHRISTMAS
BING CROSBY

Music by
Jay Livingston

Words by
Ray Evans

Decca Records
DL 8128
MG 4088

Side 2

Long Play 33⅓ RPM

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Recorded at Decca Studios in Hollywood,
California on Friday, September 8, 1950

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Comment by jimbo2021:

[YouTube Video]

A3

WHITE CHRISTMAS

Bing Crosby
with
John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra


3:01

MERRY
CHRISTMAS

Words & music by
Irving Berlin

Decca Records
DL 8128
MG 4087

Side 1

Long Play 33⅓ RPM

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Recorded at Decca Studios in Hollywood,
California on Wednesday, March 19, 1947

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Comment by jimbo2021:

[YouTube Video]

A6

I'LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS
(If Only In My Dreams)

Bing Crosby
with
John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra


2:53

MERRY CHRISTMAS
BING CROSBY

Music by
Walter Kent

Words by
Kim Gannon
Buck Ram

Decca Records
DL 8128
MG 4087

Side 1

Long Play 33⅓ RPM

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Recorded at Radio Recorders Studios
in Hollywood, California on
Friday, October 1, 1943

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Comment by Kevin Walsh1:

“Who Gave You The Roses” composer Irving Newman (1913-1990) was the brother of Alfred Newman, Lionel Newman and Emil Newman, and the father of Randy Newman.

A physician by trade, coming from a very musical family Irving Newman was described in a Vanity Fair article as "the rare Jew who felt he had let down his family by falling into medicine."
He wrote songs on the side most of his life.

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Comment by Kevin Walsh1:

“Who Gave You The Roses” composer Irving Newman (1913-1990) was the brother of Alfred Newman, Lionel Newman and Emil Newman, and the father of Randy Newman.

A physician by trade, coming from a very musical family Irving Newman was described in a Vanity Fair article as "the rare Jew who felt he had let down his family by falling into medicine."
He wrote songs on the side most of his life.

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Comment by Kevin Walsh1:

“Who Gave You The Roses” composer Irving Newman (1913-1990) was the brother of Alfred Newman, Lionel Newman and Emil Newman, and the father of Randy Newman.

A physician by trade, coming from a very musical family Irving Newman was described in a Vanity Fair article as "the rare Jew who felt he had let down his family by falling into medicine."
He wrote songs on the side most of his life.

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Comment by Kevin Walsh1:

“Who Gave You The Roses” composer Irving Newman (1913-1990) was the brother of Alfred Newman, Lionel Newman and Emil Newman, and the father of Randy Newman.

A physician by trade, coming from a very musical family Irving Newman was described in a Vanity Fair article as "the rare Jew who felt he had let down his family by falling into medicine."
He wrote songs on the side most of his life.