Vinyl Album - Perry Como - Perry Como Sings Merry Christmas Music - RCA Victor

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Perry Como
Title:	Perry Como Sings Merry Christmas Music
Label:	RCA Victor
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	LPM 1243
Date:	1956
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Perry Como	'Twas The Night Before Christmas	Clement C. Moore	Rate
A2	Perry Como	The Twelve Days Of Christmas	Traditional	8.0 Rate
A3	Perry Como	God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen	Traditional	Rate
A4	Perry Como	C.H.R.I.S.T.M.A.S.	Jenny Lou Carson, Eddy Arnold	Rate
A5	Perry Como	Joy To The World	Isaac Watts, George F. Handel	Rate
A6	Perry Como	Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer	Johnny Marks	Rate
A7	Perry Como	Frosty The Snow Man	Jack Rollins, Steve Nelson	Rate
A8	Perry Como	The Christmas Song (Merry Christmas To You)	Mel Torme, Robert Wells	Rate
B1	Perry Como	That Christmas Feeling	Benny Benjamin, George Weiss	Rate
B2	Perry Como	I'll Be Home For Christmas	Kent, Gannon, Ram	Rate
B3	Perry Como	Silent Night	Joseph Mohr, Franz Gruber	Rate
B4	Perry Como	O Come, All Ye Faithful (Adeste Fideles)	Fredk, Oakeley	Rate
B5	Perry Como	Jingle Bells		Rate
B6	Perry Como	White Christmas	Irving Berlin	Rate
B7	Perry Como	Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town	Haven Gillespie, J. Fred Coots	Rate
B8	Perry Como	Winter Wonderland	Felix Bernard, Dick Smith	Rate

Notes

A: with Mitchell Ayres and his Orchestra
B: with Russ Case and his Orchestra
A1: with String Ensemble dire. by Ayres
A2, A3, A5, A6, A7, B5: and Chorus
B3, B4: with Organ and Choir
B6: Mixed Chorus, Lloyd Shaffer and his Orchestra
B7, B8: with The Satisfiers

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jimbo2021 4th Jan 2024		This album came three years after this.. Around The Christmas Tree



jimbo2021 4th Jan 2024		A2 THE TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS Perry Como with Mitchell Aires' Orchestra and Chorus 3:58 (Traditional) English Modern popular melody by Frederic Austin RCA Victor "His Master's Voice" High Fidelity RCA Victor Records LPM 1243 (G2PP-4127) Side 1 PERRY COMO SINGS MERRY CHRISTMAS MUSIC Long 33⅓ Play Trade Marks ® Registered Marcas Registradas Radio Corporation of America-- Camden, N.J.-- Made in U.S.A. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LPM 1243 PERRY COMO SINGS MERRY CHRISTMAS MUSIC LPM 1243 The moods of the Christmas Season are many and wondrous. They speak of joy and of hope, of laughter and love, of warmth, and of peace-on-earth, good-will to all men. These moods, and the other emotions of the Christmas holiday, are familiar to all of us, each mood is beautifully expressed through music and each one is touched with a special magic of the Season. There was magic, remember, in that week before Christmas when the snow fell thickly, leaving the ground a spotless carpet of white. You had stopped at the store, you had bought a couple of gifts, and as you walked home that quiet night, you walked in a veritable wonderland of winter. The air was cold and crisp. The stars shone brightly. There was joy and wonder in your heart. And it was all because of Christmas. There is magic, too, in the legend of jolly Old Saint Nick. In all homes a bright fire must be kept and food displayed in plain sight on the kitchen table or on a window ledge the night before Christmas. Santa Claus, being the plump man that he is, and with all the work he has to do, will find a moment to stop and eat. He always has; he always will. So be it. Let no man tell you differently. The first sleigh ride and the singing of the Carols . . . Silent Night, surely the most beautiful song ever written . . . and Jingle Bells, the most popular. Chestnuts roasting over an open fire. . . . Hundreds of cookies baked and put away for safe keeping until the week of Christmas. . . . Children laughing as they build the Christmas snow man. . . . The pleasure mom and dad derive when they ask to help and are permitted to do so. . . . The holly and the mistletoe. . . . The hiding of the gifts. . . . The trying to find them, and sometimes succeeding. . . . The silver and gold, red and green of the wrappings. . . . The buying of the tree. . . . The tree trimming. . . . The tinsel, the old ornaments, the new ones, and the star at the top. We know these moods well, for these are the lighter moods of Christmas. The other moods of the holiday are just as familiar, but they bring with them a closer look at the real meaning of Christmas. Home for Christmas! Those three words mean more to more people perhaps than any other words in the English language. And why shouldn't they? Home to family and to friends, to warmth and to love, to peace and to quiet. This feeling is so much a part of Christmas. The better part of Christmas is, of course, the reason for Christmas. At church or at home, to piano accompaniment or to pipe-organ background, it is the familiar and beloved Christmas Carols that express so simply and so eloquently the true meaning of Christmas. No matter how often we sing them during the days of Christmas, the Carols never fail to inspire. Songs of faith for people of faith, they offer the most blessed mood of the Season. Surely there is something for everyone in these moods and melodies of the Christmas Season. A memory of another Christmas, perhaps. . . . The warmth of a fire. . . . The smile of friends. . . . The white winter's landscape. . . . The happy shouts of children on a sleigh ride. . . . The holiday dinner and all the good things to eat. . . . The church, the Carols, and the service of worship. What better artist to present these moods of Christmas time than Perry Como. Above all, the songs he sings in this album are songs of sincerity. And Perry Como has proved time and time again that he is uniquely gifted when it comes to expressing sincerity and understanding. Perhaps this is because Perry Como himself is a sincere, warm-hearted person. For a Merrier Christmas, then, here is some Merry, Merry Christmas Music . . . beautifully interpreted by a man who has the honesty and the feeling, the ease, the naturalness and the integrity, to present the Spirit of Christmas in the Music of Christmas. . . . Robert Prestegaard © by Radio Corporation of America, 1956 LPM 1243 RCA "His Master's Voice" Tmks ® © Radio Corporation of America Marcas Registradas Printed in U. S. A. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A High Fidelity Recording RCA Victor LPM-1243 "His Majesty's Voice" PERRY COMO SINGS MERRY CHRISTMAS MUSIC ©RCA Printed in U.S.A. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Produced by Henri René Recorded at Manhatt

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Linked Releases

UK - RCA - 1958

Canada - RCA Camden - 1961 [Stereo]

Canada - RCA Camden - 1961 [Mono]