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The Voice of Christmas: The Complete Decca Recordings ()

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The Voice of Christmas: The Complete Decca Recordings - Bing Crosby
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Track Listing
  1. Happy Holiday
  2. Silent Night
  3. Adeste Fideles
  4. Silent Night
  5. White Christmas
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  1. Happy Holiday
  2. Silent Night
  3. Adeste Fideles
  4. Silent Night
  5. White Christmas
  6. Adeste Fideles
  7. Silent Night
  8. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen]
  9. I'll Be Home for Christmas
  10. Ave Maria
  11. White Christmas
  12. Silent Night
  13. The Christmas Song
  14. O Fir Tree Dark
  15. The First Noel
  16. You're All I Want for Christmas
  17. Christmas Carols: Deck the Halls/Away in a Manger/I Saw Three Ships]
  18. Christmas Carols: Good King Wenceslas/We Three Kings of Orient Are
  19. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
  20. That Christmas Feeling
  21. Looks Like a Cold, Cold Winter
  22. A Marshmallow World
  23. Christmas in Killarney
  24. It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas
  25. Sleigh Ride
  26. Sleigh Bell Serenade
  27. Christmas Is A-Comin'
  28. The First Snowfall
  29. Is Christmas Only a Tree
  30. I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day
  31. Jingle Bells
  32. Santa Claus Is Coming to Town
  33. The Twelve Days of Christmas]
  34. Here Comes Santa Claus
  35. A Crosby Christmas, Pt. 1: That Christmas Feeling/I'd Like to Hitch ...
  36. A Crosby Christmas, Pt. 2: The Snowman/That Christmas Feeling/I'd Like to
  37. Poppa Santa Claus
  38. Mele Kalikimaka
  39. Silver Bells
  40. Little Jack Frost, Get Lost
  41. White Christmas
  42. Snow
  43. White Christmas
  44. Let's Start the New Year Right
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Subtitled The Complete Decca Christmas Songbook, Voice of Christmas features every holiday recording Bing Crosby made for Decca between 1935 and 1956. "White Christmas" is here, of course, in no less than four different versions, including a first-take attempt (with a Crosby fluff at the end) from 1942 that, amazingly, has stayed unreleased until now. All the Christmas tunes from the movies Holiday Inn and White Christmas are aboard as well (re-recorded versions with Peggy Lee in place of Rosemary Clooney on the White ...

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