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Price: $6.98
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Sale: $1.48
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Manufacturer: Mca Special Products
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Binding: Audio CD
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Artist: Bing Crosby
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Label: Mca Special Products
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NumberOfDiscs: 1
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ReleaseDate Date: 1995-06-01
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Description: Try to forget the fact that Bing Crosby probably never had to record another song in his life after he immortalized "White Christmas." If you can do that, you'll find plenty more to like in this crooning Christmas collection. There's the Romantic Bing, charming the tinsel right off the tree with "The Christmas Song," and that cure for cabin fever, "Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!" There's the Reverent Bing, solemnly singing "Adeste Fideles." And of course, there's Bing the Showman, belting out "Good King Wenceslas" with a bit of that ole vaudeville shine. But no matter what you're told, "White Christmas" will be the number one reason for sticking this one in your stocking. And who can blame you? It's as timeless now as it was way back when. --Steve Gdula
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Price: $9.98
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Sale: $5.53
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Brand: DISNEY'S KARAOKE SER
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Manufacturer: Walt Disney Records
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Binding: Audio CD
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Artist: Karaoke
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Label: Walt Disney Records
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NumberOfDiscs: 1
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ReleaseDate Date: 2006-10-10
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Price: $49.98
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Sale: $32.82
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Manufacturer: Atlantic / Wea
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Binding: Audio CD
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Artist: Trans-Siberian Orchestra
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Label: Atlantic / Wea
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NumberOfDiscs: 4
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ReleaseDate Date: 2004-11-02
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Description: Hard rock producer Paul O'Neill, renowned for his work with Aerosmith and Savatage, teamed with the latter band's Jon Oliva to create Trans-Siberian Orchestra, an inspired fusion of classical music and rock-opera pageantry. Their first two releases are visionary and timeless Christmas-themed concept albums, spotlighting lead guitars and classical string sections alike, and they became instant contemporary holiday classics. 2004's The Lost Christmas Eve, which completes their symphonic rock Yuletide triology, underscores Billboard's recent comment that TSO "seems to be turning into a Christmas tradition."
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Price: $9.98
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Sale: $3.51
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Manufacturer: RCA
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Binding: Audio CD
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Artist: Boston Pops::Arthur Fiedler
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Label: RCA
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NumberOfDiscs: 1
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ReleaseDate Date: 1990-10-25
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Price: $9.98
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Sale: $3.96
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Manufacturer: Sony
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Binding: Audio CD
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Artist: Andy Williams
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Label: Sony
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NumberOfDiscs: 1
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ReleaseDate Date: 2004-08-24
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Description: This was one of the best-selling Christmas records of the 1960s, and with good cause! Somehow, without the fatherly image of Bing Crosby, or the svelte croon of Frank Sinatra or Tony Bennett, or even the reverent innocence of Perry Como, Andy Williams managed to make a holiday institution! This collection of Christmas songs is full of standards normally identified with other artists, but armed with an average tenor and lots of exuberance, Andy Williams made them his own. His "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year" is the most exhilarating version of the song there is, and even his "White Christmas" and "O Holy Night" are more than just passable. This is not only Williams's best Christmas collection, this is one that should be in every holiday music collection. --Steve Gdula
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Price: $6.98
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Sale: $3.44
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Brand: Music Design
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Manufacturer: Music Little People
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Binding: Audio CD
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Artist: Various Artists
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Label: Music Little People
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NumberOfDiscs: 1
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ReleaseDate Date: 1998-03-17
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Price: $59.98
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Sale: $30.99
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Manufacturer: Sony Legacy
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Binding: Audio CD
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Artist: Roy Orbison
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Label: Sony Legacy
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NumberOfDiscs: 4
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ReleaseDate Date: 2008-09-30
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Description: Here is, bar none, the most all-inclusive anthology ever assembled to honor the greatest singer ever considered to be a "Rock and Roll artist." But Roy Kelton Orbison was so much more: behind his ever-present sunglasses and beneath his shock of raven-black hair, clad in black, he was rock's Mystery Man, the possessor of the most glorious voice ever to soar on such signature songs as "Only The Lonely," "In Dreams," "Running Scared," "Crying" and "Oh, Pretty Woman," to cite a mere handful of his Top Ten hits. As Orbison's widow, Barbara, who is also this collection's Executive Producer, points out in her loving annotation contained in this four-CD package: "For the first time, you will have a chance to hear Roy's first recording to the last time he ever sang--Dec. 4, 1988, in Akron, Ohio. Roy recorded for several different labels [including 15 covered in this 107-song collection] and toured the world many, many times--we have numerous unreleased masters [specifically, 12 in this package] and live performances included in this box set to make it truly special."
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Price: $19.98
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Sale: $13.87
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Manufacturer: Utv Records
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Binding: Audio CD
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Artist: Elton John
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Label: Utv Records
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NumberOfDiscs: 2
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ReleaseDate Date: 2002-11-12
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Description: This is the first attempt to consolidate all of Sir Elton's hit singles, from three labels, in one collection. It once would've required at least four CDs to own the best stuff here. Many think the legendary performer was at his best in the early to mid-'70s, and the incredible string of singles that ran from 1970's "Your Song" through 1977's "Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word" remains mighty impressive. But in retrospect, as they're presented here, '80s hits like "I'm Still Standing" and "Sad Songs" add much to an already amazing legacy. Three Disney tunes, the lush "The One," and two from Songs from the West Coast, which was hailed as a return to those '70s golden days, represent the later years. Collectively, these tracks reinforce the notion that, despite Michael Jackson's later proclamations, John was once the closest thing post-'60s music had to a genuine king of pop, respected by hipsters and the mainstream alike. --Bill Holdship
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Price: $19.98
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Sale: $13.68
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Brand: WHO
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Manufacturer: Mca
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Binding: Audio CD
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Artist: The Who
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Label: Mca
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NumberOfDiscs: 2
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ReleaseDate Date: 2002-06-11
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Description: The Who's mighty catalog of beautiful, poignant, and often silly pop songs bashed out with Cassius Clay finesse has suffered in the past at the hands of multiple, butcher-shop best-ofs and horrible packaging. But this thrilling band--undeniably one of ye classicke rocke's greatest--gets the career-spanning entry-point compilation it deserves with the double-disc Ultimate Collection. The songs included here are no-brainers, for the most part--if they aren't huge hits like "My Generation," "I Can See for Miles," or "Baba O'Riley," they're long-standing fan favorites such as "Boris the Spider," "Pure and Easy," and "Squeeze Box." And while this reviewer wishes different songs were chosen from Tommy, and more than one tune was gathered from their arguably finest (and definitely silliest) album, The Who Sell Out, this record really isn't for fans (aside from the total trainspotter types) but for newcomers. --Mike McGonigal
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Price: $9.98
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Sale: $5.41
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Manufacturer: A&M
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Binding: Audio CD
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Artist: The Pretenders::John Cougar Mellencamp
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Label: A&M
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NumberOfDiscs: 1
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ReleaseDate Date: 1990-10-25
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Description: When was the last time you heard collard greens being sung about in a Christmas song? Probably never, unless you're a Run DMC fan, or were wise enough to hop on the Very Special Christmas tip. The rappers' contribution to this benefit collection is probably the highlight, although traditional songs covered by now-traditional artists like the Pretenders ("Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas") provide the majority of the material here. Eurythmics turn in a suitably chilly "Winter Wonderland," Stevie Nicks sings a beautifully haunting "Silent Night," and Whitney Houston proves again that she's every woman with "Do You Hear What I Hear"--that is, every woman with a voice strong enough to do the song justice. "Santa Baby," Madonna's contribution, isn't as sultry as it could be, but there's more fun thanks to hell-on-heels, the Pointer Sisters and Bon Jovi. --Steve Gdula
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