Album · 1995

White Christmas

Released
1995
Label
LaserLight Digital
Catalogue no.
15 444
Tracklist
17 tracks
Length
39:45
Country
GB

“White Christmas” is an album by Bing Crosby, released in 1995 on LaserLight Digital. The original release has 17 tracks with a running time of 39:45. The line-up features Bing Crosby (vocals, lead vocals), John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra (performing orchestra), Carol Richards (vocals) and Max Terr’s Mixed Chorus (choir vocals).

Who played on White Christmas

  • Bing Crosby vocals, lead vocals on 3 tracks
  • John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra performing orchestra on 2 tracks
  • Carol Richards vocals on 1 track
  • Max Terr’s Mixed Chorus choir vocals on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 The Christmas Song — Mel Tormé 4:10
  2. 2 Jingle Bells — James Lord Pierpont 2:45
  3. 3 Silent Night, Holy Night 2:35
  4. 4 Happy Holiday / Come to Holiday Inn 2:22
  5. 5 Let's Start the New Year Right — Irving Berlin 1:36
  6. 6 God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen — [traditional] 2:12
  7. 7 Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow — Jule Styne 2:01
  8. 8 I'll Be Home for Christmas — Walter Kent 2:53
  9. 9 Adeste Fideles — John Francis Wade 3:09
  10. 10 White Christmas — Irving Berlin 2:03
  11. 11 Joy to the World — George Frideric Handel 1:42
  12. 12 The First Noel — [traditional] 2:24
  13. 13 Good King Wenceslas — [traditional] 2:36
  14. 14 Away in a Manger — William James Kirkpatrick 1:40
  15. 15 Deck the Halls — [traditional] 1:11
  16. 16 O Little Town of Bethlehem — Lewis Henry Redner 1:22
  17. 17 Silver Bells — Ray Evans, Jay Livingston 3:04

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on White Christmas?

The line-up of White Christmas includes Bing Crosby (vocals, lead vocals), John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra (performing orchestra), Carol Richards (vocals) and Max Terr’s Mixed Chorus (choir vocals).

Which label released White Christmas?

White Christmas was released in 1995 on LaserLight Digital (15 444).

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