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White Christmas [Delta]

Bing Crosby - CD

White Christmas Bing Crosby CD
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  • Artist: Bing Crosby
  • Format: CD
  • Year: 1992, 2002
  • UPC: 018111544429
  • Item Number: DEL154442
  • Release date: 03/13/2011
  • 1. Christmas Song
  • 2. Jingle Bells
  • 3. Silent Night
  • 4. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
  • 5. Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!
  • 6. I'll Be Home for Christmas
  • 7. Adeste Fideles
  • 8. White Christmas
  • 9. Joy to the World
  • 10. First Noël
  • 11. Good King Wenceslas
  • 12. Away in a Manger
  • 13. Deck the Halls
  • 14. O Little Town of Bethlehem
  • 15. Silver Bells
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White Christmas [Delta] by Bing Crosby on CD


"White Christmas" is Bing Crosby's most famous song and, consequently, it's served as the title for a variety of albums. Of course, it was the theme song to the film of the same name, but it also became the title for a variety of holiday tune collections. The soundtrack is worth seeking out, even if it isn't strictly a holiday album. The Laserlight White Christmas suffers from slipshod packaging and poor fidelity, but since it boasts a good selection of carols, it's an entertaining listen and is probably worth the time of budget-minded casual fans. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
  • Artist: Bing Crosby
  • Format: CD
  • Year: 1992, 2002
  • UPC: 018111544429
  • Item Number: DEL154442
  • Release date: 03/13/2011
  • Label: Delta Distribution, Laserlight
  • Genre: VocalMusic
  • Style: Christmas, Holidays, Standards, Traditional Pop, Vocal Jazz, Vocal Pop
  • Album Type: "Best of..." / "Greatest Hits", Holiday

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  • White Christmas Bing Crosby CD
White Christmas Bing Crosby CD

Editorial Reviews

Considering the amount of talent involved, it's surprising -- and rather a shame -- that White Christmas is only an enjoyable little trifle rather than a truly classic movie musical. The talent involved -- Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney, Vera-Ellen, Irving Berlin, Michael Curtiz -- is a perfect embarrassment of riches. And yet they're all in service to a screenplay that is, at best, derivative and very rarely inspired. There's simply too little script, and what there is doesn't try hard enough. Still, the screenplay does provide excuses for a number of marvelous Berlin tunes, performed to a fare-thee-well by the quartet of stars, and these are well worth watching under any circumstances. Beyond the legendary title song (written for an earlier film), there's also the delightful "Sisters," which in both its original and reprised forms is considered a classic. But pay special attention to Clooney's creamy, entrancing rendition of the beautiful "Love, You Didn't Do Right by Me"; this is a genuinely superior musical performance. Throw in such other treats as "Blue Skies" and "Count Your Blessings Instead of Sheep," as well as the amusing antics of Kaye, the laid-back playing of Crosby, and the effervescent dancing of Vera-Ellen, and most people will be more than willing to sit through the corny script. ~ Craig Butler, All Movie Guide