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2. Flipkart, Format: 3×CD, Year: , Label: [unknown] (), Length: Release “Silver Bells: The Essential Country Christmas Album” by Various Artists - MusicBrainz Log In.

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4. Dec 05,  · When certain songs come to mind — “White Christmas,” “Silver Bells” — you probably hear Bing Crosby, even if you don’t think of his name. with various .

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5. Christmas Classics Collection Various. Download sheet music and audio tracks for songs from the album, Christmas Classics Collection, by Various. Find chord charts, lead sheets, orchestrations and more! Top songs on this album include Little Drummer Boy, .

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6. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Christmas in the Country [Silver Bells] - Various Artists on AllMusic -

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7. Jul 29,  · Christmas Rock, a Various Artists Album. Released in on Silver Bells (catalog no. CDJB42; CD).

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9. Editors’ Notes Christmas doesn’t get more soulful than this collection of tunes dominated by R&B titans from the Stax/Atlantic roster of the ‘60s and ‘70s. Some ease into their celebrations of the season, like Otis Redding in his gently pleading “White Christmas,” and some tear the place down, like Clarence Carter with his roaring, stomping “Back Door Santa.”.

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