These tracks have been collected solely for edutainment purposes, in the interest of the public good. And what benefits the public more than a properly celebrated Christmas?

Below are details about the original recordings. In the metadata of each file is a link to the archive.org page for that recording. There is also, obviously, a link here.

Jimmy Martin, 'Daddy, Will Santa Claus Ever Have to Die?', To Mother at Christmas, Gusto, 1980
Luis Bordón, 'Boas Festas', A Harpa e a Cristandade, Chantecler, 1970
Slim Boyd and the Rangehands, 'A Santa Claus Greeting', Christmas Country Style, Premier, 1964
Phillips 66 Presents Tijuana Christmas, 'March of the Reindeer', Phillips 66 Presents Tijuana Christmas, Volume Two, Mark 56 Records, 1968
Liane Augustin, 'Leise Fällt der Schnee ins Land', Liane Sings Christmas Songs, Vanguard, 1957
Jeff Stoughton and His Lake Placid Club Orchestra, 'North Pole Town', Recorded Publications Company, 1956
Daphne Hellman Quartet, 'Poinciana', Holiday for Harp, Harmony, 1959
The Osmonds, 'This Christmas Eve', Christmas Album, Polydor, 1976
Ely Camargo, 'Quatro Cantos do Reizado do Piauí', Cantos da Minha Gente, RCA Victor, 1974
The Nic Nacs, 'Gonna Have a Merry Xmas', RPM, 1952
Glen Moore's Quartette, 'This Christmas Will Be Wonderful', Carl Sobie, 1949
Jimmy Collett, 'I Don't Want to Be Alone for Christmas', Arcade, 1952

Cover image source: https://archive.org/details/arkivkopia.se-digmus-olm-OLM-2013-1-723

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