Christmas Greetings Columbia Records CSS 1433 (1970)
Track listing is as follows:
Side One
Robert Goulet - O Come All Ye Faithful
Eddie Layton - Hark The Herald Angels Sing
The New Christy Minstrels - Here We Come A-Caroling
Ken Griffin - Away In A Manger (Luther's Carol)
The Philadelphia Brass Ensemble - Medley: Good Christian Men Rejoice. O Holy Night
Side Two
Andre Kostelanetz - Medley: March Of The Toys, Toyland
Burl Ives - Jingle Bells
Charlie Byrd - Good King Wenceslas
Ray Conniff - Joy To The World
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir - Hallelujah Chorus from "Messiah"
Richard P. Condie, Director
The Philadelphia Orchestra
Eugene Ormandy, Conductor
6 comments:
Seems the link has gone, any chance of a re-upload?
VR
Yes, I second that. A re-post would be very welcome.
The links have already been updated in more recent posts, but I've also updated the link here today.
Many thanks susan for the upload.
VR
I bought a sealed copy of this LP on ebay before finding your share here Susan. I see my copy has an A&P Sticker on the shrink wrap. Not sure if yours is A&P also because there is no indication of it on the cover itself. Which is something a lot of the retailers did in later years. I know some of the later Firestone Christmas LPs are the same way with just a Firestone sticker on the outside of the shrink wrap.
Dave W.
Hi Dave,
Mine doesn't have an A&P sticker on the shrink wrap. The album was still sealed when I decided to post it here.
To the best of my knowledge, this wasn't specifically made for A&P.
There is a 5 volume set under the same title "Christmas Greetings" but it has the A&P Logo on the album jacket itself. These were release on Columbia Records too.
I doing a quick scan of the track listings on the 5 volume set, the only song in this post that is on the 5 volume set is Robert Goulet "O Come All Ye Faithful"
I've thought about posting the 5 volumes on my blog, but if memory serves, they have already been done on other blogs.
I will try doing a search and if I find they aren't, I will try an post them myself at some point.
Susan
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