That Christmas Feeling - That Christmas Feeling - Music CD

Track Listing

1.1 That Christmas Feeling - Perry Como with Russ Case?S Orchestra (August 1946)2. White Christmas - Bing Crosby with John Scott Trotter?S Orchestra (May 1942, Los Angeles)
1.2 The First Nowell - Dick Haymes with the Song Spinners and Victor Young?S Orchestra
1.3 The Star of Bethlehem - Richard Crooks with Herbert Dawson and Orchestra Conducted By John Barbirolli (September 1932, London)
1.4 Santa Claus Is Coming to Town - Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters (September 1943, Hollywood)
1.5 Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer - Gene Autry (August 1949, Hollywood)
1.6 Christmas Eve in Fairyland - Gracie Fields with Peter Yorke?S Orchestra (September 1950, London)
1.7 Silver Bells - Margaret Whiting and Jimmy Wakely with Orchestra (September 1950, New York)
1.8 Winter Wonderland - Perry Como with the Satisfiers and Russ Case?S Orchestra (August 1946, New York)
1.9 Here Comes Santa Claus - Doris Day with George Saviro?S Orchestra (August 1946, New York)
1.10 I Yust Go Nuts at Christmas - Yorgi Yorgeson with the Johnny Duffy Trio (Ot12. Jingle Bells - Artie Shaw and His Orchestra with Vocal By the Chickering Four (August 1950, New York)
1.11 Christmas Island - the Andrews Sisters with Guy Lombardo?S
1.12 Frosty, the Snowman - Gene Autry with the Cass Country Boys and Carl Cotner?S Orchestra (June 1950, Hollywood)
1.13 All I Want for Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth - Spike Jones and His City Slickers, George Rock, Vocal (November 1947, New York)
1.14 The Ghost of the Turkey - Reginald Purdell with Male Quartette and Orchestra Directed By Debroy Somers (October 1934, London)
1.15 The Merry Christmas Polka - the Andrews Sisters with Guy Lombardo?S Orchestra (July 1949, New York)
1.16 Adeste, Fideles - Nelson Eddy with Robert Armbruster?S Orchestra (November 1940, New York)
1.17 The Christmas Song - Nat King Cole, Vocal and Piano, and His Trio (Oscar Moore, Guitar, Johnny Miller, String Bass) (August 1946, New York)
1.18 Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas - Judy Garland with Georgie Stoll?S Orchestra (April 1944, Hollywood) 21. Silent Night - Frank Sinatra with the Ken Lane Singers and Axel Stordahl?S Orchestra (August 1945, Hollywood)